Aisha Ahmad is an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto, a senior fellow at Massey College, and a member of the Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.

• Introduction – Canada and the Next World OrderAisha AhmadPart 1: Changing Systems1  The Enemy Within: Polarization Risks for US Hegemony and the Liberal International Order Carla Norrlöf2  Canada and NATOStéfanie von Hlatky and Hannah Hollander3  Balancing Priorities along the Defence, Security, and Safety Continuum in the Canadian ArcticDanielle Cherpako and Andrea Charron4  Canada-China Trade: Economic Interdependence and Coercion Lynette H. Ong5  The Middle East and North Africa and the Future of Canadian Security Bessma MomaniPart 2: Evolving Threats6  UN Peacekeeping at a Crossroads Katharina Coleman and Lou Pingeot7  Cyberspace: A Dangerous Game with Uncertain RulesLeah West8  Is the Canadian Emergency Management System Prepared for Evolving Threats?Nirupama Agrawal9  Climate Change and Canada’s Economic SecurityKathryn Harrison10  Knitting a Sweater with a Hammer: Tensions and Opportunities That Emerge from Securitizing Climate Change Sarah Burch and Janetta McKenziePart 3: Inclusive Security11  Leveraging Diversity to Mitigate GroupthinkAisha Ahmad12  Gender and Security: Tackling Insecurity Inside the Canadian MilitaryMegan Mackenzie and Nicole Wegner13  Indigenous SecurityChelsea Parker and Sheryl Lightfoot14  Islamophobia in Canada: The Security-Industrial Complex Jasmin Zine15  Refugees and Security in Canada: Invisibility, Crisis, and Discretion Lama MouradConclusion – Security amid Transition: Canada in the Next DecadeAisha Ahmad

Aisha Ahmad is an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto, a senior fellow at Massey College, and a member of the Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.

• Introduction – Canada and the Next World OrderAisha AhmadPart 1: Changing Systems1  The Enemy Within: Polarization Risks for US Hegemony and the Liberal International Order Carla Norrlöf2  Canada and NATOStéfanie von Hlatky and Hannah Hollander3  Balancing Priorities along the Defence, Security, and Safety Continuum in the Canadian ArcticDanielle Cherpako and Andrea Charron4  Canada-China Trade: Economic Interdependence and Coercion Lynette H. Ong5  The Middle East and North Africa and the Future of Canadian Security Bessma MomaniPart 2: Evolving Threats6  UN Peacekeeping at a Crossroads Katharina Coleman and Lou Pingeot7  Cyberspace: A Dangerous Game with Uncertain RulesLeah West8  Is the Canadian Emergency Management System Prepared for Evolving Threats?Nirupama Agrawal9  Climate Change and Canada’s Economic SecurityKathryn Harrison10  Knitting a Sweater with a Hammer: Tensions and Opportunities That Emerge from Securitizing Climate Change Sarah Burch and Janetta McKenziePart 3: Inclusive Security11  Leveraging Diversity to Mitigate GroupthinkAisha Ahmad12  Gender and Security: Tackling Insecurity Inside the Canadian MilitaryMegan Mackenzie and Nicole Wegner13  Indigenous SecurityChelsea Parker and Sheryl Lightfoot14  Islamophobia in Canada: The Security-Industrial Complex Jasmin Zine15  Refugees and Security in Canada: Invisibility, Crisis, and Discretion Lama MouradConclusion – Security amid Transition: Canada in the Next DecadeAisha Ahmad

Aisha Ahmad is an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto, a senior fellow at Massey College, and a member of the Royal Society of Canada's College of New Scholars, Artists, and Scientists.

• Introduction – Canada and the Next World OrderAisha AhmadPart 1: Changing Systems1  The Enemy Within: Polarization Risks for US Hegemony and the Liberal International Order Carla Norrlöf2  Canada and NATOStéfanie von Hlatky and Hannah Hollander3  Balancing Priorities along the Defence, Security, and Safety Continuum in the Canadian ArcticDanielle Cherpako and Andrea Charron4  Canada-China Trade: Economic Interdependence and Coercion Lynette H. Ong5  The Middle East and North Africa and the Future of Canadian Security Bessma MomaniPart 2: Evolving Threats6  UN Peacekeeping at a Crossroads Katharina Coleman and Lou Pingeot7  Cyberspace: A Dangerous Game with Uncertain RulesLeah West8  Is the Canadian Emergency Management System Prepared for Evolving Threats?Nirupama Agrawal9  Climate Change and Canada’s Economic SecurityKathryn Harrison10  Knitting a Sweater with a Hammer: Tensions and Opportunities That Emerge from Securitizing Climate Change Sarah Burch and Janetta McKenziePart 3: Inclusive Security11  Leveraging Diversity to Mitigate GroupthinkAisha Ahmad12  Gender and Security: Tackling Insecurity Inside the Canadian MilitaryMegan Mackenzie and Nicole Wegner13  Indigenous SecurityChelsea Parker and Sheryl Lightfoot14  Islamophobia in Canada: The Security-Industrial Complex Jasmin Zine15  Refugees and Security in Canada: Invisibility, Crisis, and Discretion Lama MouradConclusion – Security amid Transition: Canada in the Next DecadeAisha Ahmad