How the U.S. engages the wider world could be termed “sultanism with American characteristics.”
Donald Trump’s chaotic mess: When U.S. power serves the ‘sultan,’ global rules erode Read More »
Europe’s current defense financing tools fall short, and a new multilateral bank could unlock capital to strengthen its military readiness.
Europe Needs to Get Serious About Its Defense. A New Bank Is the Answer. Read More »
Canada shouldn’t try to stop young talent from leaving, but instead build a stronger economy that attracts them to stay or return.
Punishing young Canadians for leaving doesn’t solve the problem Read More »
The knock-on effects from the Iran war are intersecting with other crises and destabilizing the world. The worst may be yet to come.
Cascade researchers warn of “bad-to-worse” crises in The New Republic Read More »
Next-generation geothermal energy could be Canada’s strategic hedge amid global oil uncertainty.
How Canada can help allies with the Iran oil shock: The answer may surprise you Read More »
Moltbook’s wild experiment is a warning that the most imminent threat is chaos and lack of accountability.
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American military aggression is now driven by Donald Trump’s hunt for dopamine rewards, conditioned by recent high-stakes military strikes on Iran and Venezuela.
Can neuroscience shed light on Trump’s new world disorder? Read More »
The Guardian drew on the perspectives of Thomas Homer-Dixon to make sense of renewed Canadian anxieties about U.S. coercion and the sudden fragility of longstanding geopolitical alliances.
The Guardian cites Thomas Homer-Dixon as fears resurface of U.S. coercion against Canada Read More »
Canadians must confront the new reality that the U.S. could use military coercion against Canada, argues a Globe and Mail op-ed co-authored by Cascade Institute Executive Director Thomas Homer-Dixon and Adam Gordon, an affiliated Cascade researcher and former legal adviser to Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Canada must consider the risk of U.S. coercion Read More »
The Polycene, Friedman writes, “will be the first era in which humanity must govern, innovate, collaborate and coexist at a planetary scale in order to thrive.”
Welcome to the Polycene Read More »
