Dominic Cardy
Editor
International 
Syria and liberal interventionism – II
Making the argument for a liberal intervention in Syria
By Dominic Cardy
Canada
Tales of the long campaign
Liberals succeeded, New Democrats failed and Conservatives scored an own goal
By Dominic Cardy
Canada
Without policies and programs, a movement is meaningless
By exalting campaigns that appear game-changing, Roberta Lexier contributes to the myth that public protests and campaigns decide political outcomes, not hard work toward a common goal.
By Dominic Cardy
Canada
The NDP – 2: Choosing the leader of a very tribal party
Will the New Democrats new and old will break our tradition of back-room dealing, and openly confront some serious questions: Tom Mulcair is best placed to answer these questions.
By Dominic Cardy
Book Reviews
Canada on the World Stage
Dominic Cardy reviews Kim Echlin's The Disappeared and Wars, Guns, and Votes: Democracy in Dangerous Places by Paul Collier
By Dominic Cardy
International
New Labour: A Retrospective
Taking a look at Tony Blair's New Labour legacy... A retrospective look at the successes and failures, by Dominic Cardy.
By Dominic Cardy
Canada
Lament for a Notion: A Response to Kevin Little
Red Tories deny the reality of modern Canada. Our successful governments have followed a more neoconservative (BC, Alberta) or social democratic (Saskatchewan, Manitoba) path.
