bout de papier – Le magazine canadien de la diplomatie et du Service extérieur

Vol. 30, No. 2

Reportages

• Entrevue avec deux championnes des femmes à Affaires mondiales Canada par Laura Atar
• A Feminist Global Policy for Canada: A Civil Society Perspective by Julie Delahanty
• Les femmes du service de l’immigration dans les années 1960 par Sheena Trimble
• Twenty-Five Years On, Some Ghosts Are Still With Us by Mark Allen
• I Know the Monster: Living in the Entrails of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 2012–2015 by Tom MacDonald
• Straight Outta Tripoli by Ryan Ward
• Les Prix de l’APASE 2017: Reconnaissance de l’excellence

Chroniques

Éditorial
Thinking about Gender in 2017, par Christian Ranger, rédacteur en chef

En mémoire de
Gerald Boamah, Barbara Cram, Brian Davis, Emil Ihor Baran

Critiques de livres

• Running On Empty: Canada and the Indochinese Refugees Reviewed by Robin Higham
• Makers of Modern Asia Reviewed by David MacDuff
• Declassified: Excerpts from the personal notebooks of former Canadian Diplomats Reviewed by Lia Hiltz
• Dip Doodles Reviewed by Richard Kohler
• Governance and Innovation in Africa: South Africa After Mandela Reviewed by Adele Dion

À la carte
The Hungry Diplomat: Honey by Lisa Bitto

Extrait des archives
No Evidence Required: Defining Homosexuality as a Threat to National Security by Hector Mackenzie

Divertissement
Snakes and Ladders Caper: A Aalto Records a Hairy Harry January by A Aalto