The Mark
Haiti doesn’t just need immediate assistance, it also needs long-term, sustainable development.
In The News
A Future Without Force
The Mark
“The blunt instrument that is the military only gets us bogged down in wars without end.”
Toronto Star
Failure in Copenhagen
The Mark
“The multilateral meltdown at COP 15 was at best a learning experience, at worst a harbinger of future attempts at global governance.”
Toronto Star
A Decade of Foreign Policy – The Road to 2010
Embassy: Canada’s Foreign Policy Weekly
Copeland: “…we’re not moving into a mutlipolar world in the era of globalization, but a heteropolar world”
The Disappearing Foreign Ministry
The Mark
Canadian foreign policy is becoming more militarized, just when it should be becoming more diplomatic.
Long-time Canadian diplomat Daryl Copeland calls for a radical rethinking of how we conduct diplomacy
CBC’s The Current
He spent nearly 30 years as a Canadian diplomat… Now, he has written a book that calls for a radical retooling of the trade.
Foreign Policy Camp
It’s time to build a better diplomat
The Globe and Mail
The profession has to adapt to the imperatives of modern world-order management.
Illustration: Anthony Jenkins/The Globe and Mail
An International Power?
The Mark
Canada once had influence in international politics. In a hetero-polar world, it could again.
PM’s high-stakes mission to Asia
Toronto Star
“…Daryl Copeland, a Canadian analyst, author and lecturer in international diplomacy, agrees: he also feels the re-emergence of Asia represents a unique opportunity for Canada.”
Remembrance Day
How Obama’s Nobel can resurrect diplomacy (PDF)
An article by Daryl Copeland in Embassy Magazine
Meet A Guerrilla Diplomat
An interview with Daryl Copeland
Brussels Agenda: Guerrillas in the Midst
“…diplomats must be empowered to manage globalization, but to do that successfully, diplomacy itself will have to be re-invented.”
CPD Fellows Discuss ‘Reinventing Diplomacy’ in October’s World Politics Review
“Daryl Copeland addressed the reinvention of diplomacy and international relations…”