The international order governing war and peace is under strain. Collective-security institutions are faltering, the prohibition on aggression is being tested, and new forms of conflict are exposing gaps in legal frameworks built after 1945. Canada helped construct that order. What should it now do to preserve, reform, or rebuild it?
The one-day conference brings together leading Canadian scholars, diplomats, practitioners, and policy experts for four discussions about Canada's role as an architect of the global order: