Centre for Military and Strategic Studies

Promoting and Developing Excellence in Military, Security, and Defence Studies

Annual Report 2010-2011

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Summary of Program Highlights………………………………................................………1

Section 1 Mission Statement…………………………………….…..….……..4

Section 2 Performance Indicators………………….……………….……….....8

2.1 Security and Defence Research Population..……..….……….....8

2.2 Publications………………………..……………….....…...….....9

2.3 Participation in External Events……..........................................15

2.4 Security and Defence Courses……………………………........23

2.5 Student Research Activities……………………..………….….28

2.6 Media Engagement……………………..…………………..….31

2.7 Outreach Strategy……….………......................................……35

Section 3 Financial Information………………………………………………45

3.1 Overall Budget………………………………………………....45

3.2 Research Grants and Awards…………………………………..46

3.3 Complete Financial Information…………………………….....50

3.4 Estimated Budget for Next Fiscal……………………………...51

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Summary of Program Highlights The Centre for Military and Strategic Studies (CMSS) Security and Defence Forum (SDF) Program at the University of Calgary (U of C) remains committed to promoting and developing excellence in military, security and defence studies, and elevating its profile as a leading Centre of Excellence in North America. The Centre remains committed to the promotion of advanced research, teaching and outreach, and nurtures a healthy interest in security and defence-related issues among Canadian students as well as the general public. On the U of C campus, the Centre continues its close cooperation with the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Graduate Studies, the Departments of History, Political Science, and Anthropology, the Israeli Studies Program, the Arctic Institute of North America, and the School of Public Policy. The Centre welcomed a number of new fellows this year from Geography, Art, Law, and Communication and Culture. The Centre’s faculty, associates and graduate students sustained a strong publication record and remained active in print, broadcast, and radio interviews with the media, raising the profile of the Centre and the SDF program. Recruitment for a joint appointment with CMSS and the Department of Anthropology to replace Dr. Anne Irwin, former Chair in Civil Military Relations, who retired in June 2010 is underway. The Centre was pleased to host Dr. Or Honig, J.L. Granatstein Post-Doctoral Fellow for a second year and exchange students from the Helmut Schmidt University, University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg, Germany. Graduate students remain a high priority for the Centre, both in providing competitive funding packages and in creating opportunities for conference participation and research travel. Admission offers for September 2010 have been made to MSS and PhD applicants from across Canada and abroad. The Centre was delighted to place its first two Coop students with Raytheon Canada in January 2011. The Centre continued its support of the Calgary Model United Nations Team (UCMUNT) and the 13th annual Strategic Studies and Security Consortium Student Conference, “Strategy, Security and Defence: Expanding the Discourse”.

The Centre provided teaching and research support for the peacebuilding, development and security program. The project’s goals include the production of operational frameworks and publications to improve coordination policies and practice amongst civilian and military agencies engaged in international missions. Cooperative relationships with the Royal Military College of Canada, the Canadian Forces Leadership Institute, DND Public Affairs, the Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute and other SDF Centres continue to benefit both faculty and students.

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The Centre’s electronic open-access periodical, The Journal of Military and Strategic Studies (JMSS), is a leading academic journal in military studies in Canada, with a subscription base of over 3000 individuals, ranging from CF officers to students and journalists, and institutions across Canada and abroad. The Calgary Papers, a monograph series published by the Centre with the cooperation of the University of Calgary Press, will also be going on line with open access for its next issue, Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security Historical Perspectives, edited by P. Whitney Lackenbauer. The Centre co-sponsored, with the School of Public Policy, a publications series on international relations. Funding The Centre benefits from a combination of funding sources; specifically funding from SDF and external donations have provided support for Chairs, Doctoral and Masters scholarships, administrative staff, research and teaching, Postdoctoral Fellowships, publications, and conferences. This funding has been instrumental to the Centre’s success. Given the uncertainty in 2010-2011 regarding the continuation of SDF funding, the Centre planned for a worst-case scenario budget, ensuring a large carryover for 2011 in order to retain staff and graduate funding. The decision was made not to advertise a PostDoctoral Fellowship competition for the 2011-2012 year, given budget uncertainties. The Centre’s budget for 2010-11 totalled over $1 million. Graduate students were awarded more than $444,000 in scholarship and research awards. Funding from SDF, the University of Calgary, donations, and conference support, allowed the Centre to focus on teaching, research, and outreach activities. The University secured a $420,000 donation over three years from the Arthur J.E. Child Foundation in December 2010 to provide Masters and Doctoral Scholarships. A multi-year campaign to raise $20 million over the next five years, in cooperation with the Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute and the School of Public Policy is being launched. The primary goal of the Centre will be to create the next generation of policymaking or policy influencing leaders via an interdisciplinary graduate program, opportunities for Postdoctoral Fellows, and other teaching and research. 2011-2012 Priorities In support of the University’s strategic priority to enhance high-quality graduate programs, graduate students remain a high priority for the Centre. Recruiting high quality students and establishing a competitive funding package is essential for elevating the Centre’s profile as a leading Centre of Excellence in North America. Funding available through the SDF International and National Conference Funds assists considerably in recruiting top-quality graduate students and Postdoctoral fellows. Closer collaboration with CMSS Fellows, cooperation with RMC and other DND organizations, continues to be a priority for CMSS. Collaborative research projects to strengthen alliances with other institutions in Alberta, across Canada and internationally remains a priority for the Centre’s plans for research growth.

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Finalizing an academic appointment to replace Dr. Anne Irwin, in conjunction with the Department of Anthropology, is a priority for 2011. The Centre plans to develop an effective social media marketing strategy that buildings greater awareness, engages conversation, increases web traffic, and improves internal communications. The Centre will be relocating to the Faculty of Social Sciences building, sometime in 2011, as part of the University’s Campus Planning initiative. Plans are underway to host a conference in November 2011 on the Canadian Combat Medical Corps, examining the use of Canadian military medical resources as a tool of foreign policy. The Centre will also be hosting a second summer Workshop, in cooperation with Helmut Schmidt University, in July 2011, examining the History of Strategy. Funding priorities for 2011-12 include increased funding for graduate students, conference and publication support, expanded teaching initiatives and collaborative research projects. Long-term funding solutions for the Centre remains a top priority for CMSS in the coming year and it is expected that an official fundraising campaign be launched in 2011. Observations SDF funding has been instrumental to the scholarly environment for graduate students and researchers at CMSS. SDF funding directly supports graduate students and post-doctoral fellows to present their research at scholarly conferences, and CMSS dedicates $15,000 annually in scholarship funding to CMSS students through SDF funding. SDF funds a portion of the administrative staff at the Centre and provides conference travel funds and thesis research awards to assist students in their academic careers. The CMSS faculty, staff, and students wish to acknowledge the ongoing support of the Department of National Defence, and particularly thank members of the office of the Directorate of Public Policy for their assistance. We appreciate and recognize the work of the SDF Selection Committee members in reviewing and providing feedback on the annual reports. The research, teaching, outreach, and educational opportunities at SDF Centres across Canada contribute significantly to the debate on defence and security issues facing Canada. SDF funding and recognition of this work is paramount to the continuation of the program. CMSS looks forward to being a leader in military, security and defence studies in the years ahead.

Dr. David J. Bercuson, FRSC, OC Director, Centre for Military and Strategic Studies University of Calgary

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Introductory Section One – Mission Statement

What is the Centre’s mission statement? The Centre for Military and Strategic Studies (CMSS) is a research institute within the Faculty of Arts at the University of Calgary (U of C) and has been identified as a research strength at the University. Its purpose is to promote and develop excellence in military, security and defence studies. The Centre seeks to advance this mandate by: coordinating research programs relevant to international and national policy makers relating to military, security and defence issues; fostering informed debate through the organization of conferences, workshops and seminars that bring together academics, students, experts, policy makers, and the general public; providing educational opportunities for students through the Master of Strategic Studies (MSS) program, Ph.D. program and MSS Co-op program; providing opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students to advance their careers through engagement in research in a challenging and productive environment; disseminating the results of research through electronic publication; collaborating with colleagues and programs at the U of C, with Canadian institutes and centres, with institutions abroad, with departments in the Canadian government, and with regional and international organizations. The Centre’s research strengths include: Canadian military studies Civil-military relations Peacebuilding, development and security Unconventional warfare (includes terrorism and counter insurgency) Domestic/hemispheric security Ethics and morality in conflict Seapower/naval history Arctic security Strategic thought Israeli security studies American security studies The Director of the Centre is Dr. David Bercuson who works closely with Dr. Rob Huebert, Associate Director; Dr. Holger Herwig, Canada Research Chair in Military and Strategic Studies; and Dr. Patrick H. Brennan, Graduate Program Coordinator. The Centre is committed to its vision and program of activities, fostering closer working relationships with other SDF Centres and working in partnership with the Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute (CDFAI), the Arthur J.E. Child Foundation, and the School of Public Policy (U of C).

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What is the relationship between the mission statement and the activities of the SDF Centre?

The Centre seeks to advance the study and understanding of military, security and defence issues through the following activities:

• curriculum development and teaching in support of the Master of Strategic Studies (MSS) program, Master of Strategic Studies (MSS) Co-op program, and PhD program;

• support for research, across disciplines, relevant to military, security and defence studies; • encouragement of informed scholarly and public debate on military, security and defence

studies; • organization of conferences, lectures and seminars; • participation in academic and public meetings to promote high quality, policy-relevant

research; • dissemination of information and materials to the academic and attentive public

communities in Canada and abroad regarding military, security and defence issues; and, • cooperation and coordination with university, government, non-governmental, and private

sector partners to broaden perspectives, share resources, and advance policy-relevant research and debate.

How do the activities undertaken in the current fiscal year match with those in the original five-year funding proposal? The following activities were undertaken in the 2010-2011 program year: • Major Themes of Research and Program Activities

o Canadian military, security and defence issues – organization of, and participation in (on and off campus), numerous lectures, seminars, conferences; support for faculty and graduate student research on defence and security issues;

o Peacebuilding, and Development Security; research and teaching support.

• Engagement of students and support of student activities o Support for graduate students: SDF funding support for teaching assistantships, research

assistantships, scholarships, plus travel and related support for thesis research and conference participation;

o Support for students and post-doctoral fellows to support scholarly research activities. o Funding to support the 13th annual Strategic Studies and Security Consortium Student

Conference, “Strategy, Security and Defence: Expanding the Discourse”.

• Enhanced cooperation with other Institutes, on and off campus o Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute (CDFAI) – Sponsorship of the Canadian

Military Journalism course; student scholarships; o Department of National Defence, Royal Military College of Canada, Canadian Forces

College, and other SDF Centres and military organizations; o Collaboration with the School of Public Policy, under the direction of Jack Mintz.

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• CMSS Publication Series

o Journal of Military and Strategic Studies (JMSS); published quarterly, the electronic journal is dedicated to the study of contemporary strategic policy and security-related issues.

o Publication Series, Calgary Papers in Military and Strategic Studies, under the direction of Dr. John Ferris, series editor.

What activities are planned for next year? How do they match the original five-year funding proposal? For the 2011-12 program year, the following activities are planned: • Major Themes of Research and Program Activities

o Graduate Program Increased support for graduate students, including scholarships, assistantships,

conference and research support; Offering competitive funding packages for recruitment; Market and recruit students for the MSS Co-op program.

o Publications

Support for the Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, JMSS, an electronic journal focusing on contemporary strategic policy;

Support for the Calgary Papers in Military and Strategic Studies;

o Annual Ross Ellis Memorial Lecture Series in Military and Strategic Studies This lecture series honors Lt. Colonel Ross Ellis (1915-1983), Commander of the

Calgary Highlanders. Dedicated to his leadership abilities and military spirit, the series brings a renowned specialist in military and strategic studies to speak to the University community and general public.

o Canadian Military Journalism Course A ten day scholarship program for journalism students, sponsored by the Canadian

Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute, hosted by CMSS adjunct assistant professor and graduate, Dr. Bob Bergen (May 2011).

• Engagement of students and support of student activities

o Postdoctoral Fellowship Program: Host successful PostDoctoral fellows wishing to work at CMSS. J.L. Granatstein Post-Doctoral Fellowship competition was not advertised in 2011 due to SDF budget uncertainties.

o Support for graduate students: travel and related support for thesis research and conference participation; research associate stipends;

o Provide support for the 14th Annual Strategic Studies and Security Consortium Student Conference (2012);

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• Enhanced cooperation with other Institutes

o Helmut Schmidt University, University of the German Federal Armed Forces, Hamburg, Germany – Educational opportunities and partnerships in cooperation with Helmut Schmidt University; student exchanges.

o Royal Military College of Canada - Educational and teaching opportunities and partnerships in cooperation with RMC.

o Canadian Forces Leadership Institute - Educational opportunities and partnerships in cooperation with CFLI.

o ArcticNet – Collaborative research, “The emerging Arctic security environment” in collaboration with St. Jerome’s University and Universite de Montreal. Dr. Rob Huebert, principal investigator.

• Outreach and Dissemination of SDF Program Output

o Enhanced advertising campaign; increase CMSS profile in the media; o Recruitment of high quality graduate students; o Increase website presence; o Sustain cooperation with DND Public Affairs.

• Social Media and Marketing

o Development of an effective social media marketing strategy that builds greater awareness, engages conversation, increases web traffic, and improves internal communications.

• Visiting Scholars

o Host students from Helmut Schmidt University, University of the German Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg, Germany.

o Host visiting researchers, students, and scholars. • Conferences and Workshops

o Host conference in November 2011 on the Canadian Combat Medical Corps, examining the use of Canadian military medical resources as a tool of foreign policy.

o Host second summer Workshop, in cooperation with Helmut Schmidt University, in July 2011, examining the History of Strategy.

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Section 2 – Performance Indicators

2.1 Resident academic research population focused on security and defence issues (i.e. core group affiliated and residing with the Centre)

How many faculty attached to the Centre are involved in research? There are six core faculty members affiliated and residing with the Centre (Drs. Bercuson, Brennan, Ferris, Herwig, Huebert, and Keeley). The Centre is affiliated with several Fellows who contribute to teaching and supervision but do not reside with the Centre.

Current Total

Last Year’s Total

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How many Centre staff are involved in research?

Current Total

Last Year’s Total

4

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How many research fellows attached to the Centre are involved in research? Active researchers attached to the Centre on the University campus are considered Senior Research Fellows. In addition to the six core faculty members listed above, five Senior Research Fellows are affiliated with CMSS (Drs. Cameron, Hill, Randall, Terriff, and Wright). A number of new fellows joined CMSS this year, with representation from Geography, Communication and Culture, Art, and Law.

Current Total

Last Year’s Total

5

31 Research Fellows

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How many graduate students are involved in research?

Current Total

Last Year’s Total

42 35

Describe the relationship and work of research associates

CMSS fellows are invaluable to the Centre. Many are prominent scholars, practitioners or other experts invited to assist the Centre in pursuing its work on a variety of projects. They are engaged in research relating to the Centre’s focus on military, strategic and security issues. Fellows are involved in teaching, research, and possibly supervisory roles at CMSS. Fellows are active in their home departments and bring an interdisciplinary approach to the Centre’s work.

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Describe the accomplishments of post-doctoral fellows Dr. Or Honig - The Centre renewed Dr. Or Honig for a second year as the J.L. Granatstein Post-Doctoral Fellow. Dr. Honig’s research focuses on terrorism and counter-terrorism and strategic studies. Dr. Honig published, “The Impact of CIA’s Organizational Culture on Its Estimates under William Casey,” International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, Vol. 24, no. 1 (January 2011), pp. 44-64. He has several articles under review: “Surviving Despite Defeat: How Arab Regimes Snatch Political Victory Out of the Jaws of Military Failure.” (Political Science Quarterly); “The Rational General Model: When Will the Generals Tell the Dictator that He Is wrong?” (International Security); and “When Can Democratic Leaders Exercise Restraint In the Face of Terrorist Attacks? Domestic Political Room for Maneuver and Counterterrorism.” (International Interactions). Dr. Honig has completed a portion of his manuscript, "Exercising Restraint: Israel's counter-terrorism wars", and is completing an article "When Will Peace Spoilers' Terrorist attacks Stop the Peace Process?" which uses the Oslo peace process as a case study, to be submitted to Security Studies. Dr. Honig presented his research at the University of Edinburgh (UK), Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel), Tel Aviv University (Israel) and finally, University of Haifa (Israel). Dr. Rob Barrett – The Centre was pleased to host Dr. Rob Barrett, SDF Postdoctoral fellow for 2010-2011. Dr. Barrett is studying the presence of combatant typologies within the Taliban ranks. His research project focuses on recruitment, volunteerism, and indoctrination processes. 2.2 Publications (authored by core group affiliated and residing with the Centre)

2010-2011 Total

Last Year’s Total

Peer-reviewed publications 66 51 Other publications

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Peer-reviewed publications Publications The Journal of Military and Strategic Studies (JMSS) is the leading academic journal in military studies published in Canada, with a subscription base of over 3000 individuals, ranging from CF officers to students and journalists, and institutions, across Canada and the world. The mandate of the JMSS is to encourage the creation of original scholarship in strategic and military studies, to disseminate this material to an academic audience, and also to a public one, both nationally and internationally, and providing a forum for the discussion of issues related to security, broadly defined, in an open-access on-line format. Published quarterly, this online open-access peer-reviewed publication is dedicated to the dissemination of original scholarship in strategic and military studies to a world-wide audience. The JMSS currently receives over 100 manuscripts per year of which approximately 50% are published. In the last year, the JMSS has moved from an external server to one at the University to

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take benefit of user-friendly software improvements offered by the Open Journal System. Over the past year, an average of 120,000 sessions per month have been logged and downloads from the site grew to an average of 100,000 pages per month, a substantial increase from the previous year. A special issue of the JMSS, examining the effects of 9/11 on Canada ten years later is planned for 2011. A special issue of the JMSS, examining the effects of 9/11 on Canada ten years later, is projected for 2011. The Calgary Papers, a monograph series published by the Centre with the cooperation of the University of Calgary Press, is also going online and open access with the next issue, Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security Historical Perspectives, edited by P. Whitney Lackenbauer. Online open access publications allow us to reach out to a wider audience through the internet. A second manuscript, “Inuit Art and the Quest for Canada’s Arctic Sovereignty”, by Dr. Patrick Lennox will be released in Summer 2011. Further issues on various aspects of military and security studies are being planned. CMSS has also reached an agreement with the University of Calgary Press to publish one manuscript a year on a military and strategic studies topic. This year, the publication will be Serving the National Interest: Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, 1909-2009 edited by Michael Carroll and Greg Donaghy. The CMSS is also a cosponsor of the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy’s publications on international relations. In the 2010-2011 academic year, 4 manuscripts were accepted for publication in this series and 5 more have been contracted for in 2011-2012. Anderson, Andrew: “Restoration of Armenian Statehood and Karabakh Conflict: Territorial Aspect”. Erevan, Armenia / In print Paris. Article. “Armeno-Georgian War of 1918 and Armeno-Georgian Territorial Issue in the 20th Century”. Revue historique des armées / Paris, France / In print. Article. Bercuson, David: “Up From the Ashes: The Re-Professionalization of the Canadian Armed Forces after the ‘Somalia Affair’”, in Canadian Military Journal, Volume 9, No. 3. Also published in Stuart A. Cohen (ed), The New Citizen Armies: Israel’s Armed Forces in Comparative Perspective, London, Routledge, 2010. Bercuson, D.J. & Nancy Pearson Mackie, “Canada’s Army After the Cold War: Starvation, Scandal and Regeneration: The Evolution of Force Structure and Force Regeneration,” in Peter Dennis & Jeffrey Grey (eds), Raise, Train and Sustain: Delivering Land Combat Power, Chief of Army History Conference, 2009, Canberra, Australian Military History Publications, 2010. Brannigan, Gus: "Genocide: From Pathological Altruism to Pathological Obedience," Chapter 16 in Barbara Oakley, Ariel Knafo, G. Madhavan and D.S. Wilson (eds.), Pathological Altruism, NY: Oxford University Press.

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Cameron, Gavin: (with Joshua D. Goldstein) “The Ontology of Modern Terrorism: Hegel, Terrorism Studies, & Dynamics of Violence”, Cosmos and History: The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy, vol. 6 no. 1 2010, pp. 60-91. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 2010 (2 articles). The Journal of Conflict Studies, 2010 (2 articles). Studies In Conflict & Terrorism, 2010 (6 articles). Cooper, Barry: The Bureaucratization of Treason,” in C2C, 4:1 (March 2010). Available at: www.c2cjournal.ca “The Failing Greek Economy,” The Dispatch: Newsletter of the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute, 8:2 (Sumer, 2010), 8-9. “Raymond Aron and Nuclear War,” Journal of Classical Sociology, 11:2, (2011), 1-22. Ferris, J.R.: “War in the 1920s”, in Jeremy Black (ed), War in the Twentieth Century, Thames and Hudson, London, 2010. “The British Empire vs. the ‘CUP-Jew-German-Bolshevik Combination’, 1919-1923”, in Greg Kennedy (ed), Historical Essays in Honour of David French, ( Routledge, 2010) "British Intelligence and the London Naval Conference, 1919-1930", in Chris Bell and John Maurer, The London Naval Conference ( London, 2010). "Military Intelligence", In Gordon Martel (ed), The Wylie Encyclopedia of War, ( London, 2010). "The Tale of the Trust: The Myth of Soviet Deception of British Intelligence in Russia, 1919-1927", in Ferris, J.R., Communications Intelligence and British Strategy, 1914-1945, The Center for Cryptologic History, The National Security Agency, Fort Meade, 2010. "Reading the World's Mail: British Censorship, Communications Intelligence and Economic Warfare, 1914-1919", in Ferris, J.R., Communications Intelligence and British Strategy, 1914-1945, The Center for Cryptologic History, The National Security Agency, Fort Meade, 2010. "Gentlemen's Agreements and Gentlemen's Mail: Communications Intelligence and the Diplomacy of Naval Disarmament, 1921-1930", in Ferris, J.R., Communications Intelligence and British Strategy, 1914-1945, The Center for Cryptologic History, The National Security Agency, Fort Meade, 2010. "Small Wars and Great Games: The British Empire and Hybrid Warfare, 1700-1970", In William Murray and Peter Mansoor (eds), Hybrid Warfare, (Cambridge University Press, 2011). Gregorian, Hrach: “G8 Security Sector Capacity Building in Fragile States: Examining Effectiveness and Coherence,” Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute, May, 2010,

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http://www.cdfai.org/PDF/G8%20Security%20Sector%20Capacity%20Building.pdf. Policy Paper. Herwig, Holger: The Marne, 1914: The Opening of World War I and the Battle That Changed the World. New York: Random House, 2011. Revised paper edition. Book. “War in the West, 1914-1916,” in John Horne (ed.), A Companion to the First World War (Oxford: Blackwell, 2010), pp. 49-65. Book chapter. “1914: Marne in the Balance,” in MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History, 21, Spring 2010, pp. 26-33. Journal article “Military Strategy in War and Peace: Some Conclusions,” in Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, 13, Fall 2010, pp. 126-131. Hill, Alexander: “Offense, Defence, or the Worst of Both Worlds? Soviet Strategy in May-June 1941”, in Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, Volume 13, Number 1 (Fall 2010), pp.61-74. Article. “Hitler’s War in the East”, in Global War Studies, Volume 7, Number 2 (2010), pp.224-229. Review essay. Refereed. Honig, Or: “The Impact of CIA’s Organizational Culture on Its Estimates under William Casey,” International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, Vol. 24, no. 1 (January 2011), pp. 44-64. Huebert, Rob: “Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security in a Transforming Circumpolar World,” in Readings in Canadian Foreign Policy: Classic Debates and New Ideas 2nd edition (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011). “Cooperation or Conflict in the Arctic,” in Changes in the Arctic Environment and the Law of the Sea edited by Myron H. Nordquist, John Norton Moore and Thomas H. Heidar, (Leiden: Martinus Nijhoff, 2010) 27-60. The Newly Emerging Arctic Security Environment (Calgary: Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute, March 2010): 1-25. Jackson, Geoffrey: “What Was the Point? Raiding in the Summer of 1917” Canadian Military History Volume 19, Number 4, Fall 2010 (Wilfrid Laurier Press). Referred Journal. Kraay, Hendrik: “A invenção do Sete de Setembro, 1822-1831,” Alamanack Braziliense 11 (May 2010): 52-61.English version: “The Invention of Sete de Setembro, 1822-1831,” Almanack Braziliense 11 (May 2010): 62-71. Lackenbauer, P. Whitney: A Commemorative History of Aboriginal People in the Canadian Military. Ottawa: Department of National Defence, 2010. iv, 189. Book. (With John Moses, Scott Sheffield, and Maxime Gohier.) Available online at http://www.cmp-cpm.forces.gc.ca/dhh-

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dhp/pub/boo-bro/abo-aut/index-eng.asp. “Mirror Images? Canada, Russia, and the Circumpolar World.” International Journal (Autumn 2010). Journal article. 879-97. “Building on ‘Shifting Sands’: The Canadian Armed Forces, Sovereignty, and the Arctic, 1968-72,” in Canada and Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical Perspectives ed. P.W. Lackenbauer. Calgary Papers. Calgary: Centre for Military and Strategic Studies/University of Calgary Press, October 2010. Book chapter. (With Peter Kikkert.) “‘Use it or Lose it,’ History, and the Fourth Surge,” in Canada and Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical Perspectives ed. P.W. Lackenbauer. Calgary Papers. Calgary: Centre for Military and Strategic Studies/University of Calgary Press, October 2010. “Unstoppable Momentum: The Real Meaning and Value Behind Operation Nunalivut 10.” Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute Policy Update Paper (May 2010). With Ron Wallace. 10 pp. Mantle, Craig Leslie: Contributor to Tim Cook, “The Top 10 War Films.” Canadian Military History. Vol. 19, No. 3 (Summer 2010): 73-79. Journal Article. With Justin C. Wright. “Some Ethical Challenges in Military Personnel Research.” In Lieutenant-Colonel Jeff Stouffer and Dr. Stefan Seiler, eds. Military Ethics: International Perspectives. Kingston: Canadian Defence Academy Press, 2010: 211-234. Chapter in edited book. Ogle, Kelly: The Geopolitics of Chinese Energy Security, Journal of Military and Strategic Studies Volume 12, Issue 3, Spring 2010. Plamondon, Aaron: "The Politics of Procurement: Military Acquisition in Canada and the Sea King Helicopter", University of British Columbia Press, 2010. Book. "History’s Shipbuilding Lessons: Challenges of the Past Suggest Cause for Concern", Vanguard, Issue 5 (September 2010). Article. Policzer, Pablo: “The next stage of democracy promotion,” Canadian Foundation for the Americas (FOCAL) Policy Brief, July 2010, http://focal.ca/pdf/OAS_Policzer_Next-Stage-of-Democracy-Promotion_July-2010.pdf. Randall, Stephen: , "Canada's National Security challenges in the Caribbean and Latin America," Foreign Policy for Canada's Tomorrow, Canadian International Council, no. 7 (June 2010), 3-27. "Canada and the Americas: Human, Rights, Development and Foreign Aid," Foreign Policy for Canada's Tomorrow, Canadian International Council, no. 8 (August 2010), 4-42. "Canada, The Caribbean and Latin America: Trade, Investment and Political challenges," Foreign Policy for Canada's Tomorrow, Canadian International Council, no. 9 (August 2010), 3-37.

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" Mexico y Canada: Los Desafios de la seguridad" in La Seguridad internacional en el siglo XXl (Mexico, D.F.: UNAM, 2010), compilador, Maria Cristina Rosas, pp. 127-140. Sawyer, Ralph D.: Ancient Chinese Warfare. Basic Books, New York. 2011. Chapter, “Aquatic Warfare in Historical China” in A History of Water: Water, Geopolitics, and the New World Order. Edited by Terje Tvedt, Graham Chapman, and Roar Hagan. I. B Tauris, London, 2011. St. Louis, Herve: “Iranian Political Unrest in Cyberspace”, Democracy and Society Volume 7, Issue 2, Spring 2010. The Conference Issue. Terry Terriff: With Theo Farrell, ‘The Dynamics of Military Transformation’, in Terry Terriff, Frans Osinga and Theo Farrell, eds., A Transformation Gap? American Innovations and European Military Change (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press May 2010) pp. 1-13 With Frans Osinga, ‘The Diffusion of Military Transformation to European Militaries’, in Terry Terriff, Frans Osinga and Theo Farrell, eds., A Transformation Gap? American Innovations and European Military Change (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press May 2010) pp. 187-209. ‘NATO military transformation: challenges and opportunities for France’, European Security, Vol. 19, No. 1 (March 2010) pp. 61-78. (actual publication date November 2010). Other Publications Cameron, Gavin: “Special Section: Issues in Canadian Military and Strategic Studies”, Journal of Military & Strategic Studies, Volume 12 No. 3 (Spring 2010), pp. 72-129. Edited. Herwig, Holger: Scott Stevenson, The Final Battle: Soldiers of the Western Front and the German Revolution of 1918 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009), in: The Journal of History History, 74, April 2010, pp. 616-618. Reviewer. Huebert, Rob: “The True North,” Foreign Policy Vol. 182 (November 2010):22. “An Interesting Year for Arctic Oil,” The Circle Number 3 (2010):10-13. “The Arctic Energy Treasury House,” in G8-G10 The 2010 Canadian Summits Recovery and New Beginnings edited by John Kirton and Madeline Koch (London: Newsdesk Communications Ltd, 2010):210-213. “The Coming Arctic Storm,” On Track vol. 15, no.1 (Spring 2010) [http://cda-cdai.ca/cdai/uploads/cdai/2008/12/ontrack15n1.pdf]:49-50. “Polar Frontiers,” Armed Forces Journal (March 2010).

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Keeley, J.: Editor for Journal of Military and Strategic Studies. Reviewer for Journal of Military and Strategic Studies: “Eyes on the Green Line”. Reviewer for Journal of Military and Strategic Studies: “The Enduring Nature and Cyclic Character of Warfare.” Contemporary Security Policy guest reviewer: “Small arms control and the reconstitution of imperial relations.” Contemporary Security Policy guest reviewer: “From Arms Control to Denuclearisation: Governmentality and the Abolitionist Desire.” Contemporary Security Policy guest reviewer: “The Body and Controling the Means of Violence: The Impact of the October 1983 Beirut Suicide Attacks on France’s Action directe.” Lackenbauer, P. Whitney: The Canadian Forces and Arctic Sovereignty: Debating Roles, Interests, and Requirements, 1968-1974. Waterloo: Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies / WLU Press, 2010. x, 378 pp. Edited Book. (With Peter Kikkert.). Canada and Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical Perspectives. Calgary Papers in Military and Strategic Studies. Calgary: Centre for Military and Strategic Studies/University of Calgary Press, 2010. ii, 448 pp. Edited Book. Terriff, Terry: with Frans Osinga and Theo Farrell, eds., A Transformation Gap? American Innovations and European Military Change (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press May 2010) 258 pp. Edited Volume Editorial, ‘Fear and Loathing in Afghanistan?’, Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, Vol. 12, Issue 3 (Spring 2010) pp. 1-4. At: http://www.jmss.org/jmss/index.php/jmss/article/view/307/329

2.3 Participation in relevant off-campus external events What is the number of resident staff who participated in international conferences?

Professors/Associates & Number of Events

Students & Number of Events

18 Fellows/15 Events 9 Students/5 Events

What is the number of resident staff who participated in domestic conferences?

Professors/Associates & Number of Events

Students & Number of Events

12 Fellows/35 Events 21 Students/19 Events

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SDF International Conference Fund Matthias Bange (Helmut Schmidt University): “Germany in Afghanistan”, 18-19 February 2011, Calgary, AB. Strategic Studies Student Consortium, 13th Annual Student Conference “Strategy, Security and Defence; Expanding the Discourse”. Corin Chater: “Blurring of the Lines” The Merging of Civil-Military Responses in (Post)-Conflict Scenarios” April 30 – May 2, 2010, Parague, Czech Republic; 7th Global Conference “War and Peace: Probing the Boundaries”. Ivan Cepo (Helmut Schmidt University): “Germany in Afghanistan”, 18-19 February 2011, Calgary, AB. Strategic Studies Student Consortium, 13th Annual Student Conference “Strategy, Security and Defence; Expanding the Discourse”. Sebastian Guttner (Helmut Schmidt University): “Germany in Afghanistan”, 18-19 February 2011, Calgary, AB. Strategic Studies Student Consortium, 13th Annual Student Conference “Strategy, Security and Defence; Expanding the Discourse”. Lukas Milevski (University of Reading, UK): “Double Edged Sword: Denial of Control and the Loss of Grand Strategy”, 18-19 February 2011, Calgary, AB. Strategic Studies Student Consortium, 13th Annual Student Conference “Strategy, Security and Defence; Expanding the Discourse”. Peter Randall (University of Reading, UK): ”Technology and the Risk Society: Curse or Cure?”, 18-19 February 2011, Calgary, AB. Strategic Studies Student Consortium, 13th Annual Student Conference “Strategy, Security and Defence; Expanding the Discourse”. SDF National Conference Fund Geoff Adair: “Use it or Lose It: How the Canadian Government has Neglected its Sovereign Rights in the Arctic Archipelago.” 28-29 October 2010, Kingston, ON; presented at the CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, on the panel “Asserting Canada’s Arctic Sovereignty”. Shaiel Ben-Ephraim: “Should Canada Have a Role in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?” 28-29 October 2010, Kingston, ON; presented at the CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, on the panel “Canadian Foreign Policy Priorities”. Rachael Bryson: “Arctic Security, Sovereignty and the Canadian Air Force.” 28-29 October 2010, Kingston, ON; presented at the CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, on the panel “Procuring for a Secure Arctic”. Michael Kuzik: “Security of Energy Demand: Canada’s Options.” 28-29 October 2010, Kingston, ON; presented at the CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, on the panel “Canadian Foreign Policy Priorities”.

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Tushna Soonawalla: “Socio-cultural Knowledge and its Application to Military Intelligence in COIN.” 28-29 October 2010, Kingston, ON; presented at the CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, on the panel “Counterinsurgency and Military Strategy”. Matthew Sutherland: “Open Doors, Open Threats? Immigration and the Threat of Terrorism.” 28-29 October 2010, Kingston, ON; presented at the CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, on the panel “Linking Religion and Terror?” Vincent Topping: “French Canadians’ Participation in the Great War: How Cultural Prejudices in French and English Canada Impeded the Country’s War Efforts in World War I.” 28-29 October 2010, Kingston, ON; presented at the CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, on the panel “Learning Lessons from Canadian Military History”. Michael Zekulin: “Using the Events of Air India to Explain Canada’s Anti-terrorism Legislation”, 1-2 October 2010, Winnipeg, MB: Paper Presented at the 2010 Annual Meeting of the Prairie Political Science Association. Professor/associate and student attendance at domestic and international conferences not funded by the international or national conference funds. Andersen, Andrew: Negotiation in the 21st Century: Diplomacy and Conflict. April 8-9, 2010, Hosted by The University of Toronto / Munk School of Global Affairs Bercuson, David: Speaker: Society for Military History (SMH) conference, Lexington, VA, May19-13, 2010. Speaker: ”Canadians in Korea: To The Jamestown Line.” A paper presented to the Truman Library’s Sixtieth Anniversary of the Korean War Conference, Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, Independence Missouri, June 17, 2010. Keynote Address: “Canadian Military History: Keynote Address.” A paper presented to the Military History in Canada Conference at the History of Warfare Research Group, King’s College, London, UK, June 22, 2010. Participant: Conference of Defence Associations, Conference on Defence and Security, Ottawa, ON, February 24-25, 2011. Brannigan, Augustine: “The Limits of the Ad Hoc and Hybrid Judicial Responses to Violations of International Humanitarian Law: Are they still costly, inefficient and ineffective?” at American Society of Criminology Annual Meetings, San Francisco, California. November 15 2011. “Genocide: From Pathological Altruism to Pathological Obedience” at American Society of Criminology Annual Meetings, San Francisco, California. November 15 2011. Bryson, Rachael: CDAI Conference at the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario 28-29 October 2010. Presented “Arctic Security, Sovereignty and the Canadian Air Force.”.

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Cameron, Gavin: “The Canada-US Energy Relationship: A Case of Asymmetric Interdependence?”, Canadian Political Science Association (CPSA) Annual Meeting, Montreal, June 1-3 2010.

“Securing Liberty in an Age of Terror”, The Michael Lewis Memorial Lecture, S3C Graduate Student Conference, Centre for Military & Strategic Studies, University of Calgary, February 27 2010. Dimic, Milos: “The First Five Years: Evolution of the MONUC Mandate in Ituri From 1999 to 2004”. Sixth Annual Political Science Graduate Symposium – Security and Conflict: Evolving Theory and Practice.”. 10-11 March 2011. Dalhousie University. Domansky, Katie: Intervention in Somalia: An Assessment of Canadian Operations. Strategic Studies Student Consortium (S3C) Conference - Strategy, Security, and Defence: Expanding the Discourse (February 2011). Ferris, J.R.: "Small Wars and Great Games: The British Empire and Hybrid Warfare, 1700-1970", Conference on Hybrid Warfare, The Mershon Center, Ohio State University, 14 May 2010. "Reading the World's Mail: British Censorship, Communications Intelligence and Economic Warfare, 1914-1919", 23 June 2010, The Institute for Historical Research, London, 2010. "Intelligence Theory and Doctrine", Leverhulme Trust/Nuffield College/Cabinet Office. Conference on Intelligence Doctrine, 24 June 2010, Nuffield College, Oxford. "Britain: Strategy and Power, 1689-1945", Workshop on International Strategy, The University of Calgary. 26 July 2010. Gregorian, Hrach: Presentation, “No One Wants To Be Coordinated: Obstacles To Coherence In Multi-Dimensional Peace Operations” at the conference “Collaboration in a Comprehensive Approach to Operations,” hosted by the NATO Research & Technology Organization, Human Factors and Medicine Panel (HFM RWS-204), Toronto, Canada, October 4-6, 2010. Presenter and Facilitator, “Civil Military Relations/Civil Military Cooperation (Cmr-Cimic) Seminar”, sponsored by the Canadian Academy of Diplomacy, on civil-military cooperation for civilian and military personnel from the Balkans. Belgrade, Serbia, hosted by CIMIC Department J-9 of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces, November 11-17, 2010. Holger, Herwig: Distinguished Lecture, “The Battle of the Marne 1914,” Pritzker Military Library, Chicago, IL, 8 August 2010. Distinguished Lecture, “The Genesis of Geopolitics in Germany,” Reeves Center for International Studies, The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, 18 October 2010 Faculty Seminar, “Fritz Fischer: Half a Century Later,” Department of History, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, 18 October 2010

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53rd Harmon Memorial Lecture, “The Daemon of Geopolitics: Karl Haushofer, Rudolf Heβ and Adolf Hitler,” U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, 1 November 2010 External manuscript reader for Ken Follett, Fall of Giants. New York: Dutton, 2010. Huebert, Rob: “The New Developing Arctic Military Regime: What are the Asian Interests and Challenges?” – Conference: Geopolitics, Resources and Security: Asia and the Arctic in the 21st Century, Ottawa April 8, 2011. “The Developing Arctic Security Regime: Setting the Stage for Canada,” – Conference: The Defence and Security of Canada’s North The Role of the Canadian Forces CMSS March 25, 2011. “Gas Hydrates,” –Conference, CERI 2011 Natural Gas Conference Supply, Supply, Supply and Demand, Calgary February 28, 2011. “Strategic Studies and the Arctic: Snow Job Or A Coming Blizzard?” - Keynote Lecture, Strategy, Security, and Defence: Expanding the Discourse, 13th Annual Student Conference, University of Calgary, Calgary, February 18, 2011. “The Developing Arctic Security Regime” -Lecture – Nation Security Program: Exercise Strategic Bridge, Canada Forces College, Toronto, February 17, 2011. “Understanding the New Arctic,” Lecture Dr. Elinor Sloan’s Security class, Carleton University, Ottawa, February 16, 2011. “The Developing Arctic Security Regime: Cooperation or Conflict?” – Lecture Centre for Security and Defence Studies, Carleton University, Ottawa February 16, 2011. “Meeting Canada’s Arctic Challenges Sovereignty And Security – The International Security Challenges,” –Lecture Library of Parliament, February 17, 2011. “Arctic Sovereignty And Security,” – Lecture Women’s Canadian Club (Calgary Chapter), Calgary, February 2, 2011. “International Arctic Security –Talking Cooperation But Preparing For Conflict, “ -Keynote Lecture – Polar Day Prince George, UNBC, January 28, 2011. With Whitney Lackenbauer “Arctic (In)Securities: International Dimensions and Northerners’ Perspectives,” - Conference Arctic Net Ottawa December 16, 2010. “Hard Security in the Arctic - the Uninvited Guest who will not leave the Party” – Conference: Governance in the Arctic (Norwegian Defence Institute) Oslo, November 29, 2010. With Brian Flemming “Arctic Routing and Potential Impact on Global Shipping Routes,” –Conference: Gateways and Corridors – Routes to the Next Economy, Vancouver, November 18, 2010.

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“Protecting Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Does it Matter,” – Lecture: Arctic Institute of North America, Calgary November 17, 2010. “The Emerging Arctic Security Environment,” – Conference: Canadian Council on International Law” Ottawa, October 29, 2010. With Michael Byers, “Debate – Should Canada Buy F-35 Fighter Jets?” – Debate: CIPS and CIC, Ottawa October 28, 2010. “Canada’s Strategic Arctic” – Lecture: Joint Command and Staff Program Canadian Strategic Issues Module, Canadian Forces College Toronto, October 25, 2010. “Canada – Oil, Gas, and the New Arctic,” Conference Keynote – GeoAlberta, Calgary September 23, 2010. “Canadian Arctic Policy,” Workshop - Comparing Canadian and Russian Approaches/Challenges in Arctic Ocean Governance Moscow Russia, 5 – 6 July 2010. “Promoting and Protecting Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security,” Conference - Northern Sovereignty and Political Geography in North America -The Association for Canadian Studies in the United States (ACSUS), Washington DC June 14, 2010. “Responding to the Urgency of Climate Change—The New Information Demands and the Melting Arctic.” Forum Panel - “Climate, Energy, and National Security: Meeting the Environmental Information Challenge,” - Washington DC, June 9, 2010. “Arctic Issues and Threats: New and Renewed Challenges for the Air Force,” Conference - "De-Icing Required!" The Historical Dimension of the Canadian Air Force's Experience in the Arctic Montreal, June 2, 2010. “Canada and the Geopolitics of the Continental Shelf Claim,” Conference - Geopolitical and Legal Aspects of Canada’s and Europe’s Northern Dimension – University of Alberta Edmonton, May 27, 2010 “The Arriving Arctic Arms Race,” Presentation - International Business Development Special Interest Group (IBDSIG) of Society of Petroleum Engineers Calgary, May 25, 2010. “Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security in a Transforming Circumpolar World – Understanding the US-Canada Relationship,” Conference - Les Relations Canada-Etats-Unis revisitée, Université Paris, Sorbonne, May 18 2010. “The Arctic Arms Race: What is to be done? Canada’s Strategic Interests: Opportunities and Challenges,” Keynote Address – 7h Annual GeoAlberta Conference, May 11, 2010. “The Canadian Arctic: A Synopsis – New and Renewed Challenges for the Air Force,” Presentation - Air Force Board, Ottawa May 10, 2010.

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“The Quest for a Canadian Naval Strategy 1991-2010,” Conference – The Canadian Navy and the Commonwealth Experience, 1910-2010: From Empire to Independence May 2, 2010. “Understanding the Changes in the Navigation Season,” Conference - Polar Shipping Summit, Montreal May 5, 2010. “The Transforming Strategic Arctic,” Workshop – Northern Transportation System Assessment Study (NTSAS) Ottawa April 30, 2010. “Domestic Ops in the Arctic – or when it is easier to conduct foreign ops than staying at home,” Conference – Canadian Reserves on Operations: Lessons Learned,” Centre for Military and Strategic Studies, University of Calgary, Calgary April 23, 2010. “Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security: International Challenges and Opportunities,” Maddison Lecture Yukon College, Whitehorse, April 20, 2010. “The Emerging Arctic Security Environment: Understanding Canada Challenge,” – Presentation HMCS Tecumseh - Calgary, April 14, 2010. Keeley, Jim: “The Future of the IAEA: Exploring the Issues.” October 21, 2010. Sponsored by Canadian Centre for Treaty Compliance, and Centre for International Governance Innovation. Waterloo, Ontario. Participant. “Arms Control for the 21st Century: An International Workshop.” January 22-23, 2010, York University. Participant. Strategic Studies Student Consortium (S3C) Conference - Strategy, Security, and Defence: Expanding the Discourse (February 2011). Participant. Kuzik, Michael: “Security of Energy Demand”, 13th Annual CDAI Graduate Student Symposium, Kingston, ON, October 28-29, 2011. “Race to the Top: Economics will Trump all Else”, Strategic Studies Student Consortium (S3C) Conference, Calgary, AB, February 18-19, 2011. “A Race to the Top: Oil & Gas Exoloration in the Canadian Arctic”, 6th Annual Dalhousie University Graduate Symposium, Halifax, NS, March 10-11, 2011. Lackenbauer, P. Whitney: “Arctic (In)Securities: International Dimensions and Northerners’ Perspectives.” Plenary presentation to the ArcticNet Programme Annual Scientific Meeting 2010, Ottawa, 16 December 2010 (with Rob Huebert). Mantle, Craig Leslie: With Justin C. Wright. Researching Potentially Vulnerable Groups in the Canadian Forces through Personal Interview: Some Methodological and Ethical Considerations. Inter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, Toronto, Ontario, 15-17 October 2010.

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With Justin C. Wright. Researching Vulnerable Groups in the Canadian Forces through Personal Interview: Methodological and Ethical Considerations. The Second Military Oral History Conference: Between Memory and History, Victoria, British Columbia, 5-7 May 2010. Presented by Craig Leslie Mantle. Batmen in the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War: Some General Observations. The 21st Military History Colloquium, Waterloo, Ontario, 29 April-1 May 2010. Ogle, Kelly: The Geopolitics of Chinese Energy Security. S3C conference: February 2010, University of Calgary Plamondon , Aaron: Panelist at "Industrial and Regional Benefits in Canada", Queens University, School of Policy Studies, 10 November 2010. Policzer, Pablo: “Can non-state armed groups be democratic?” with Claire Metelits. Presented to the Latin American Studies Association conference, Toronto, ON, October 6-9, 2010. “The Next Stage of Democracy Promotion.” Presented at the Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies conference, Montréal, QC, June 1-3, 2010. “After Honduras? Constitutions and the international promotion of democracy”, with Antonio Franceschet. Presented at the Canadian Political Science Association conference, Montréal, QC, June 1-3, 2010. Sawyer, Ralph D.: “Lever of Power: Deception in Warfare,” CMSS sponsored lecture, Sept 17, 2010. “Sun-tzu, Art of War,” invitational lecture in the “Canada and the World: China” series under the auspices of CDFAI, Sept 24, 2010 Visiting course lecture for Prof. John Ferris, Introduction to Military History: “Case Study in the History of Ancient Chinese Warfare,” University of Calgary, Sept. 16, 2010 Soonawalla, Tushna: "Socio-cultural Knowledge and its Application to Military Intelligence in COIN",Conference of Defence Associations Institute 13th Annual Graduate Symposium, October 28-29, 2010 in Kingston, Ontario. Stuart, Jeremy: “Conscripting Industry: The Canadian and American Experience in Industrial Mobilization for WWII”. 2nd Annual Texas A&M History Graduate Students Conference. Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas. February 2011. Sutherland, Matt: “Open Doors Open Threats? Immigration and the Threat of Terrorism”.Security and Defence Conference, at RMC in Kingston Ontario. October 2010.

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Terriff, Terry: ‘America and Global Military Power: The Decline of America or Just the End of American Primacy’, presented at The Future of American as a Global Power, University of Manitoba Political Studies Graduate Student’s Conference, Winnipeg, MB, 4 February 2011. 2.4 Courses taught by members of the Centre with significant security and defence content.

Course Name and Calendar Description

Centre Fellows offer a number of undergraduate courses and graduate directed reading courses associated with their home

departments.

Instructor

Course Enrolment

HTST 545 The Great Patriotic War An examination of selected problems in modern military history. Topics may include: military theory; guerrilla warfare from the 18th century to the 20th century; evolution of tactics in World War I; development of military medicine; innovation in European armies; colonial wars.

Fall 2010 A. Hill 15

HTST 637 The Soviet Military Experience The military history of the Soviet Union through to the war in Afghanistan.

Fall 2010 A. Hill 7

HTST 637 Israel Foreign Policy The seminar will deal with various issues pertaining to Israel's foreign policy. It will discuss the meaning and nature of diplomatic history and diplomacy, and will review subjects such as the impact of domestic policy on foreign policy, the orientation of Israel's foreign policy and historical cases throughout the years of Israel's existence.

Winter 2011

D. Tal 12

HTST 655 Classics of Strategy Strategic thought from Sun

Fall 2010 H. Herwig 6

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Tzu to Clausewitz, Mahan to Corbett. Analyzes the writings of classic strategic thinkers, and then by way of case studies examines their theories as they pertain to military and political planners from the Peloponnesian War to the present.

HTST 675 Diplomacy and Intelligence

Fall 2010 J. Ferris 10

HTST 690 Historiography & Theories Of History This seminar introduces students to a variety of ancient and contemporary efforts to understand and to explain history, certain theories about the issue, some aspects of the method of the matter, and its links with other disciplines. This seminar addresses what historians do, and what philosophers think they should do. Its aims to have students think about the unity of theory and practice, and to combine the developments of the discipline with their own work.

Fall 2010 J. Ferris 14

HTST 791 German Military History in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Winter 2010

H. Herwig 3

POLI 439 Strategic Studies An analysis of the causes of war, the meaning of security and defence in the post-Cold War era, including the use and control of military force.

Winter 2011

T. Terriff 58

POLI 477 American Government A study of the institutions

Fall 2010 T. Terriff 38

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and processes of American politics.

POLI 483 Introduction to International Law The basic concepts, principles, and functions of international law.

Fall 2010 J. Keeley 83

POLI 485 Politics of the International Economic Order Analysis of the political management of international economic relations. Topics may include the politics of trade and money relations, energy, multinational corporations, and the New International Economic Order.

Winter 2011

J. Keeley 38

POLI 491 US Security Policy Examination of US security policy, with emphasis on how it is made and on contemporary security issues the US faces.

Winter 2011

T. Terriff 39

POLI 523 Canada & the Circumpolar World An examination of critical national and international issues in the circumpolar world.

Winter 2011

R. Huebert 21

POLI 581 Selected Topics in International Law and Organization An advanced seminar on international order and on cooperative and competitive efforts by states and other international actors to create, maintain and change that order.

Winter 2011

J. Keeley 12

POLI 585 Non-Proliferation on Regimes

Fall 2010 G. Cameron 21

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An analysis of the politics of the international regimes governing the control of weapons of mass destruction, including case studies of states that pose challenges to these regimes.

POLI 633 US Security Policy An examination of US security policy, with an emphasis both on how US security policy is made and on the main contemporary security issues the US faces today.

Winter 2011

T. Terriff 8

POLI 619 War and Interpretation An examination of the philosophical justifications offered to defend the use of military force, based particularly on the analysis of texts in the history of Western political philosophy.

Fall 2010 B. Cooper 12

POLI 681 Advanced Analysis of International Relations Selected issues and approaches in the analysis of world politics.

Fall 2010 J. Keeley 23

POLI 683 Advanced Studies in Foreign Policy Selected themes in the formation and implementation of foreign policies.

Winter 2011

T. Ismael 4

POLI 685 Strategic Studies Advanced seminar in major topics in strategic studies, such as arms control, deterrence, and other military doctrines.

Winter 2011

R. Huebert 18

STST 651.09 Post 1945 U.S.-Iran Relations

Summer 2010

P. Chastko 1

STST 651.26 The Challenge of Contemporary Peacebuilding

Winter 2011

L. Olson H. Gregorian

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STST 651.55 Conflict Analysis and Management

Fall 2010 H. Gregorian 2

STST 651.57 Terrorism and Critical Infrastructure

Spring 2010

G. Cameron 1

STST 651.58 Canadian Energy Policy 1973-1986

Fall 2010 P. Chastko 1

STST 651.60 Strategic Culture & Policy

Summer 2010

J. Ferris 1

STST 651.61 Weapons Tech. Development

Summer 2010

G. Cameron 1

STST 651.62 The Canadian War Economy

Fall 2010 P. Brennan 1

STST 651.63 Military Studies This course examines military organizations, with an emphasis on the factors that condition and influence their decision making processes and policy outcomes.

Winter 2011

T. Terriff 1

STST 651.64 Immigration and Security

Winter 2011

J. Frideres 1

STST 651.65 Culture and Power This is a reading seminar focusing on how culture develops, interacts, and intersects with political power.

Winter 2011

R. Glasberg 1

STST 651.66 China’s Security Issues Winter 2011

D. Wright 1

STST 651.67 WWII Lend-Lease A reading course dealing with inter-Allied relations during the Second World War, with particular reference to the transfer of resources between Allied powers.

Winter 2011

A. Hill 1

STST 651.68 Terrorism and Insurgency

Winter 2011

G. Cameron 1

STST 651.69 Social Computing in Defence

Winter 2011

T. Keenan 1

STST 651.70 Israel’s National Security A Reading course to discuss issues pertaining to

Winter 2011

D. Tal 2

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Israel's national security through the prism of the works of the students enrolled to the course.

STST 655 Classics of Strategy Strategic thought from Sun Tzu to Clausewitz, Mahan to Corbett. Analyzes the writings of classic strategic thinkers, and then by way of case studies examines their theories as they pertain to military and political planners from the Peloponnesian War to the present.

Fall 2011 H. Herwig 17

STST 751.18 Canadian Defence Policy & History

Winter 2011

D. Bercuson 2

STST 751. 20 Arctic Energy Security Spring 2010

R. Huebert 1

TOTAL 39 courses 467 2.5 Student research activities on security and defence issues Student Name

Type of Activity

Activity Description/Title

Mustafa Ahmad MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Braden Ambler MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

David Aranas MSS- In Progress Co-Operative Education Student

Saira Bano MSS- Near Completion

“The NSG Waiver for India: Implications for the Nonproliferation Regime” MSS Thesis Examination scheduled for May 12, 2011

Shaiel Ben-Ephraim PhD – In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Rachael Bryson MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Timothy Cake PhD – In Progress Dissertation writing and research in progress Corin Chater PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation

writing currently in progress.

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Andrew Chomik MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Brice Coates MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Julian Dawson MSS- Near Completion

Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination in Summer 2011

Clayton Dennison PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation writing currently in progress.

Milos Dimic MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Katie Domansky PhD – In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Ryan Flavelle MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Juliette Gonzalez Pulido MSS- Near Completion

“Militarizing the War on Drugs: the influence of the Colombian Government in Shaping the Design of Plan Colombia” *MSS Thesis Examination scheduled for May 30, 2011

Keith Hann MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

George Heng MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Marshall Horne PhD – In Progress Dissertation writing and research in progress

Amara Hunt MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Geoffrey Jackson PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation writing currently in progress.

Ethan Johnson PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation writing currently in progress.

Michael Kuzik MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Craig Mantle PhD – In Progress Dissertation writing and research in progress

Victor Matheron MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Hadleigh McAlister MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

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William McAuley PhD – In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Tao Mori MSS- Near Completion

Expected completion of Course-based MSS Degree as of April 30, 2011

Hugh Douglas Munroe PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation writing currently in progress.

Kelly Ogle MSS- In Progress Thesis writing and research in progress. Preparing for Thesis Oral Examination 2011/2012

Kimberly Pavelich MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Jeffrey Rakebrand MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Monika Riez PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation writing currently in progress.

Jean-Pierre Shamvu PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation writing currently in progress.

Jeremy Stuart MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Matthew Sutherland MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Vincent Topping MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Ruth Vooys MSS- In Progress Currently Completing Course Work

Jennifer Worboys MSS- In Progress Co-Operative Education Student

Valerie Yankey-Wayne PhD – In Progress Candidacy Examinations complete. Dissertation writing currently in progress.

Cindy Stromer MSS- June 2011 “Water Security: Concepts, Challenges and the South Saskatchewan River Basin”

Kirsten Sztain MSS- June 2011 “Politics versus Policy: The Role of Northern Politics and Foreign Policy in the 2006 Conservative Election Campaign”

Herve St. Louis MSS- June 2011 “Strategic Studies and Cyberspace: Iranian Political Unrest on Twitter”

Matthew Burr MSS- June 2011 “Canada's involvement in Peacekeeping Operations: the essential role of Intelligence”

Mark McVicar MSS- Fall 2010

Course-Based Degree

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Simon Stone MSS- Fall 2010 “Blue Water Dragon: China's Ascent to Maritime Power”

Carina McDonald MSS- Fall 2010 “Web 2.0, Terrorism 2.0? Salafi-Jihadist Terrorist use of the Internet”

Rob Barrett PhD - June 2010 “Strategy and the Forces of Group Violence in Africa: The Case of Toto Local Government”

Chris Roberts MSS-June 2010 “Hyper Dragon, Hibernating Beaver: Strategic Implications for Canada of China's Resurgence in Africa”

2.6 Media Engagement Media Interviews (print, broadcast, radio etc.) Total: +750 CMSS remains active in print, broadcast, and radio interviews with the media, raising the profile of the Centre, the University of Calgary, and the Security and Defence Forum program. The University’s External Relations Department subscribes to a media clipping service which provides media details to CMSS. David Bercuson

‘Perfect Timing' for Netanyahu in Toronto ‘Walk for Israel'

30/05/2010 Israel National News View Clip

Most Canadians agree it's time to leave Afghanistan: Global poll

04/10/2010 Global Montreal (CKMI-TV) - Online

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Semrau's sentence criticized for 'ambiguous' message

06/10/2010 Globe and Mail - Online, The

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Ottawa plans to revamp compensation for war veterans, quell criticism

07/11/2010 Globe and Mail - Online, The

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Ottawa talks of extending Afghan mission

08/11/2010 Globe and Mail - Online, The

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Military's failure to produce key F-35 document questioned

16/02/2011 Embassy Magazine - Online

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Bob Bergen

Veteran peacekeeper named new lieutenant-governor of Alberta

08/04/2010 Global TV - Online View Clip

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At ease, Col. Ethell 10/04/2010 Calgary Herald, The Gavin Cameron

Toronto 18: competent terrorists or bumbling amateurs?

23/06/2010

Regina Leader-Post - Online

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PM: Canada faces 'very real threats'

31/08/2010 Woodstock Sentinel-Review

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The defining case or trying terrorists

05/03/2011 National Post - Online

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Colombian kidnapping heightens risk awareness

14/03/2011 Calgary Herald - Online, The

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Rob Huebert

Obama sets sights on Arctic oil and gas exploration

01/04/2010 Global Saskatoon (CFSK-TV) - Online

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Arctic Council needs larger policy role: Norwegian diplomat

06/05/2010 Gazette (Montreal) - Online, The

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Five foreign navies sending ships for centennial

27/05/2010 Times Colonist - Online

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Feds target foreign vessels in Arctic

23/06/2010 Sarnia Observer, The

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As 12-month countdown begins, Harper resolute on end of mission in Afghanistan

30/06/2010 Western Star, The View Clip

Cold shoulder: little shipping interest in ice-free Northwest Passage

30/06/2010 Free Press, The View Clip

The Russians are coming 30/07/2010 Brantford Expositor, The

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Nunavut to get 'cutting edge' High Arctic research station

24/08/2010 Toronto Star - Online

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MacKay told there's a lot of hot air, but Russia's Arctic policy not alarming

26/08/2010 Waterloo Region Record - Online, The

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Northern trips promote Arctic sovereignty, says PM

27/08/2010 Province - Online, The

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Stranded ship only the first of many, expert warns

01/09/2010 Sudbury Star, The View Clip

Canada's "Northern Strategy" and the militarization of the Arctic

10/09/2010 World Socialist Website, The

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The Race for Arctic Oil: Is Russia Ready to Share?

27/09/2010 Time - Online View Clip

Tories to consider arming Arctic-bound coast guard ships

22/10/2010 Regina Leader-Post - Online

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Federal agencies raise spectre of Arctic terror threats

10/11/2010 CTV - Online View Clip

NATO Arctic security and Canadian sovereignty in the Far North

24/11/2010 Online Journal View Clip

Arctic's airports may soon get southern security levels

30/11/2010 Vancouver Courier View Clip

Arctic treaty will push upgrade of search and rescue

05/01/2011 CTV - Online View Clip

Canadian Polar Commission seeks stronger role

17/01/2011 Yahoo! Canada View Clip

Stealthy Chinese don't sway F-35 critics

20/01/2011 Edmonton Sun - Online, The

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Tory focus on Arctic sovereignty buoys poll results

25/01/2011 StarPhoenix - Online, The

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Arctic Council creates rescue plan

27/01/2011 Gauntlet View Clip

Canadian Chinook helicopters being auctioned off as combat mission ends

02/02/2011 Guelph Mercury, The

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Mideast turmoil could see gas hit $1.20

23/02/2011 Canada.com

Canadian army recon team and medics join Malta military build up

01/03/2011 Squamish Chief - Online

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HMCS Charlottetown to evacuate Canadians from Libya

02/03/2011 Vancouver Sun - Online, The

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HMCS Charlottetown to head to Libya for evacuation

07/03/2011 Ottawa Citizen - Online, The

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Tories play to misconceptions on Arctic with jet-thundering photo-op

08/03/2011 Winnipeg Free Press - Online, The

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European Parliament pushy, ill-informed on Arctic, Canadian diplomats say

24/03/2011 Winnipeg Free Press - Online, The

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Canadian jets bomb second Libyan ammo dump; take greater role in air war

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OpEd Articles Published

• Please send samples where appropriate Total:

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Rob Barrett: “Secure oil is the real Alberta advantage”, Calgary Herald, 10 February 2011. David Bercuson: “Sixty years later, we can still learn from the Korean War”, Globe and Mail, 25 June 2010. David Bercuson: “The war where public opinion marched out the door”, Globe and Mail, 13 August 2011. David Bercuson: “The Road to U.S. Economic Recovery?”, Globe and Mail, 9 September 2010. David Bercuson: “Canada Must Stand Up to China's Claim to the Arctic”, Calgary Herald, 12 January 2011. Alexander Hill: “Feting an Alliance of Spam and Powdered Eggs”, St. PetersburgTimes, 10 May 2010. Rob Huebert: “Gen. McChrystal firing illustrates a much larger problem”, Troy Media, 6 July 2010.

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Rob Huebert: “Welcome to a new era of Arctic security”, Globe and Mail, 24 August 2010. Rob Huebert: “True North”, Foreign Policy, 11 October 2010. Kris Kotarski: “Wealth gap growth a bad sign”, Calgary Herald, 11 January 2011. Kris Kotarski: “Scandals of Church and State Ignite New Bonfire”, Calgary Herald, 25 January 2011. Hendrick Kraay: “Brazil after Lula: Implications of the Elections”, Hot Topics (Latin American Research Centre), 18 October 2011. David Wright: “Canada Must Stand Up to China's Claim to the Arctic”, Calgary Herald, 10 March 2011. Media Background Briefings Centre Fellows continue to provide background briefings to the media on a number of security issues. It has proven time consuming to gather complete data on all media communications and requests. The Centre receives reports (as shown above in the Media Contact section) from the University of Calgary’s External Relations regarding media coverage for Centre Fellows, often times it is difficult to differentiate between the background briefings and the interviews in the reports received. 2.7 Outreach Strategy: Briefly outline how the Centre attempted to meet the outreach strategy outlined in the five-year funding proposal Over the duration of the five-year funding proposal, CMSS will maintain and enhance its outreach strategy, involving the following:

• Maintaining and enhancing the CMSS website, including the electronic newsletter, and Journal of Strategic Studies;

• Continuing proactive and reactive relations with the news media; • Continuing to support the Canadian Military Journalism course, developed by CMSS in

conjunction with the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute; • Engaging with Parliament as well as its delegations and committees; • Expanding awareness of security and defence issues to the general Canadian public. CMSS

faculty, fellows, associates, and students will speak to Canadians off-campus, including at other post-secondary educational institutions in Alberta and across Canada, Calgary-area high schools, community groups, town halls, related non-governmental associations, societies, foundations, and institutions, museum functions, libraries, military gatherings, and other outreach activities;

• Engaging non-traditional audiences in outreach nationally and internationally. Bercuson, David: Lecture: “Canadian Foreign Policy: Where Do We Go From Here?”, sponsored by the Centre for International Policy Studies, University of Ottawa, October 20, 2010.

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Speaker: 26th Annual Holocaust Education Symposium, Mount Royal University, Calgary, May 3, 2010. Visit with Dr. Florence Gauzy, Senior Officer for International Cooperation, Bavarian Research Alliance, Bavariaan Government in Germany, September 23, 2010. Member of the Board of directors, Canadian International Council, 2010- Brennan, Pat and Jackson, Geoff: Lecture: “In Flanders Fields: A Tour of Canada’s Great War Battlefields”, The Military Museums, Calgary, September 23, 2010. Cameron, Gavin: Board of Directors of Canadian Association for Security & Intelligence Studies (CASIS), 2010. Contributing Editor, Studies In Conflict & Terrorism, 2010-1. International Editorial Board Member, Journal of Conflict Studies, 2010-1 Studies In Conflict & Terrorism, 2010-1. Cooper, Barry: Biweekly column in Calgary Herald, half of which is on international politics, security etc. Gregorian, Hrach: Research presentation for Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) in Washington, DC (USG), New York (UN) and Ottawa (GOC). Presented “Security Sector Capacity Building in Fragile States,” before G8 Conference of Senior Officials, Gatineau, Canada, May 3-5, 2010. Gregorian, Hrach and Olson, Lara: Hosted a policy briefing on Afghanistan by Dr. Nipa Banerjee, “Prospects for Peace & Stability in Afghanistan: A Ground Level Analysis”, Washington, DC., January 31, 2011. Hexham, Irving: Fellow of the Royal Historical Society of Great Britain. Holger, Herwig: College of Reviewers, Canada Research Chairs Program, Ottawa, 2010-2011. Advisory Board, National World War I Museum, Kansas City, USA, 2010-2011. Presidential Counselor, National World War II Museum, New Orleans, USA, 2010-2011. Coordinator, Big Rock University, Calgary, 2010-2011. Keynote Speaker, “The Holocaust in Historical Perspective,” 25th Annual Holocaust Education Symposium, Mount Royal College, Calgary, 3-5 May 2010. Panel Chair, “Strategy, Security & Defence: New Solutions to Old Problems,” University of Calgary, April 2010.

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Huebert, Rob: Member Strategic Advisory Board – Canadian Navy 2007-2011 Board Member Canadian Air Force – Air Command Advisory Council 2007-2011 Member Arctic Security Working Group, 2000-2011 Commissioner – Canadian Polar Commission 2010-2011 Jackson, Geoffrey: Student chair for the Conjoint Faculties Research Ethics Board (CFREB) Kraay, Hendrik: “Latin America and the Caribbean: The Changing Face of the Americas,” Advanced Leadership Program, Canada School of Public Service, Calgary, 20 January 2011 (two-hour presentation). Poewe, Karla: Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute. Policzer, Pablo: “Las Fuerzas Armadas y la democracia: una perspectiva canadiense,” Instituto de Gobierno, Universidad San Martín de Porres, Lima, Peru, December 4, 2010. “La Promoción de la democracia en América Latina después del golpe de Honduras,” Taller sobre “El perfeccionamiento de la Carta Democrática Interamericana,” Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Gobierno de Chile; Santiago, Chile, December 1-2, 2010. “Los derechos humanos y los grupos armados no estatales,” Embajada Canadiense, Santiago de Chile, November 30, 2010. “Taking Constitutions Seriously: The International Promotion of Democracy after the Honduran Coup,” Latin American Studies Program Speakers Series, Simon Fraser University, October 15, 2010; and Latin American Research Centre, University of Calgary, November 26, 2010. Panellist on “Canada and the Americas” roundtable, Latin American Studies Association Conference, Toronto, ON, October 6-9, 2010. Discussant for panel on “Challenges of Governance: Latin American States and Democracy,” Canadian Political Science Association Conference, Montréal, QC, June 1-3, 2010. Panellist on “Canada and the Americas” panel, Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies Conference, Montréal, QC, June 1-3, 2010. Terriff, Terry: Editor (with John Ferris and Jim Keeley), Journal of Military and Strategic Studies, an on-line journal put out by the CMSS. Editorial Board Member, Contemporary Security Policy, 2005 to present. Member Advisory Committee, Revista Unidad de Investigacion sobre Seguridad y Cooperacion, Madrid. 2003- present.

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Centre sponsored events on security and defence (e.g. conferences, seminars, workshops, roundtables, simulations, guest lecturers/speakers, engagements with general public and beyond traditional Centre audience, etc.)

Total Number of Events:

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Title of the Event

Number of Attendees

Audience Description

Type of Event

Funded by the SDF Special Project Fund

Panel: The Need to Know: The Military and the Media March 29, 2010 Conference: Canadian Reserves on Operations: Lessons Learned. April 2010 Workshop: Military Strategy in War and Peace July 2010 Lecture: Lever of Power:

50

including 4 military

75 including 50 active

and reservist military

20

20

Students, faculty DND officials, CF members Academics, NGO representatives, general public Students Faculty DND officials CF members Academics NGO representatives Members of the public U/C Faculty, Helmut Schmidt University faculty, members of the Bundeswehr, students Students Faculty

Panel by Bill Graveland, Canadian Press, David Pugliese, Ottawa Citizen, LCol. Jay Janzen, Major Simon Cox, Bob Bergen Conference Program included Senator Hugh Segal; MGen D. C. Tabbernor, Chief – Reserves and Cadets, Canadian Forces; Lt. Gen. Jack C. Stultz, Chief of Army Reserves (US); Diane Colley-Urquhart, Alderman, City of Calgary; B.Gen. Kenneth Roberts, National Guard; Dr. David Bercuson, Centre for Military and Strategic Studies; and Valerie Keys, Canadian Forces Liaison Council. Workshop program included: Professor Burkhard Meissner, HSU; Dr. Waldemar Heckel, U/C; Martin Hofbauer, Bundeswehr; Dr. Michael Epkenhans, Bundeswehr; Dr. John Ferris, CMSS; Dr. Alexander Hill, U/C; Dr. Eugenia Kiesling, United States Military Academy; Rudolf Schlaffer, Bundeswehr. Ralph Sawyer, Chinese military strategy expert

$10,000 SDF Special Projects Fund $2,000 SDF Special Projects Fund

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Deception in Warfare September 17, 2010 Lecture: Carving Out Our Role in the World: Making the G-8/G-20 Work for Canada September 20, 2010 Lecture: The Future of Special Operations Forces After Afghanistan September 24, 2010 Lecture: The Art of War September 27, 2010 Lecture: The Search for coherence in International Interventions - Lessons from Afghanistan and other cases November 4,

50

30

20

30

DND officials CF members Academics NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty DND officials CF members Academics NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty DND officials CF members Academics NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty DND officials CF members Academics NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public

Dr. Gordon Smith Executive Director Centre for Global Studies University of Victoria Brigadier General Michael Day Commander, Canadian Special Operations Forces Command Ralph Sawyer, Chinese military strategy expert Nipa Banerjee, University of Ottawa Major General Carl H. Freeman, US Army (ret'd) Ben Rowswell, DFAIT Michel Soula, NATO

Cosponsored by School of Public Policy, Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute Cosponsored with the Department of National Defence Public Affairs Office Calgary and the Royal Alberta United Services Institute Cosponsored by School of Public Policy, Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute

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2010 Lecture: In the Footsteps of Heroes: Images of Canada’s Great War Battlefields November 10, 2010 Lecture: Canada and the United Nations Security Council November 16, 2010 Lecture: The Worst Kept Secret: Israel’s Bargain with the Bomb November 17, 2010 Lecture: Global Perspectives on Terrorism November 25, 2010 Lecture: Afghanistan From the Front Lines November 26, 2010

25

20

25

50

30

Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives General public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public

Dr. Patrick Brennan, Graduate Coordinator, CMSS, Professor of History Geoff Jackson, MSS Student Dr. Adam Chapnick Associate Professor Directorate of Academics Canadian Forces College

Dr. Avner Cohen, United States Institute of Peace Amos Guiora Professor of Law, S.J. Quinney College of Law University of Utah

Colonel Simon C. Hetherington

Israel Studies Program In collaboration with Hillel Calgary, and the Canada-Israel Committee Cosponsored with School of Public Policy and CDFAI Cosponsored with School of Public Policy, CDFAI and DND PAO Calgary

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Information Session on SDF employment December 2, 2010 Lecture: The Battle of Britain: The RAF and the Luftwaffe, 1940 December 9, 2010 Lecture: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - some Cultural and Other Issues for the Airmen of the RAF December 10, 2010 Research Presentation: HSU Exchange students December 15, 2010 Lecture:

10

50

20

25

35

Students Students Faculty CF members Veterans Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students

Directorate of Public Policy

Sebastian Cox, Royal Air Force Historian Richard R. Muller, USAF

Sebastian Cox, Royal Air Force Historian

Ivan Copo, Sebastien Guttner and Mattias Bange Exchange Students Helmut Schmidt University, Germany Dr. Anne Irwin

University of Calgary History Graduate Students’ Union, Department of History, Faculty of Arts, CMSS, The Calgary Foundation, University of Calgary Alumni Association, Calgary Military Museums Society University of Calgary History Graduate Students’ Union, Department of History, Faculty of Arts, CMSS, The Calgary Foundation, University of Calgary Alumni Association, Calgary Military Museums Society Cosponsored with

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Ethical Considerations of research with deployed troops: formalities and practicalities January 21, 2011 Lecture: A View From Japan: Prospects and Partnership, February 15, 2011 Lecture: Canada's World is About to Get Bigger: The G20, Security and Global Governance February 17, 2011 Conference: Strategic Studies Students' Consortium Conference February 18- 19, 2011 Lecture: Iran: Domestic Challenges and Regional Ramifications March 7, 2011

60

60

45

20

Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives

Jonathan T. Fried Ambassador of Canada to Japan Paul Heinbecker, Centre for International Governance Innovation Speakers: Dr. Michael Margolian, Director General Policy Planning, DND; Rob Huebert, CMSS Dr. David Menashri, Tel Aviv University/Oxford University

School of Public Policy and CDFAI Cosponsored with School of Public Policy and CDFAI Cosponsored with School of Public Policy and CDFAI $5000 SDF Cosponsored with CMSS, RAUSI Isreal Studies Program

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Lecture: China's Role in Canada's Global Energy Leadership March 9, 2011 Presentation: From Grad School to a Great job March 24, 2011 Roundtable: DFAIT Research Lecture: Rough Trade: The Revolution in Logistics and the Citizenship of Stuff March 24, 2011 Ross Ellis Lecture: Canada's Warlord: Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden's leadership during the Great War

60

20

12

30

60

Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty Invited CMSS Fellows Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives General public

Margaret Cornish, Bennett Jones Commercial Consulting Inc.

Tim Cook Canadian War Museum

Niall Cronin Deputy Director (Outreach) Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Deb Cowen Department of Geography Cities Centre University of Toronto

Tim Cook Canadian War Museum

Cosponsored with School of Public Policy and CDFAI Cosponsored with Department of History Cosponsored with Anthropology and Geography Cosponsored with School of Public Policy and CDFAI

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March 24, 2011 Lecture: Columbia: Past Present and future March 25, 2011 Conference: The Defence and Security of Canada's North: The role of the Canadian Forces March 25-26, 2011

60

50

Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public Students Faculty CF members Other government officials, NGO representatives Members of the public

Juan Carlos Echeverry, Minister of Finance Columbia Rodrigo Suescún, Technical Vice Minister of Finance, Columbia 2 day Conference with participation of Canada Command

Cosponsored with School of Public Policy and CDFAI $6000 SDF Special Projects Fund Cosponsored with ArcticNet, AINA, CCI, School of Public Policy, CDFAI.

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Section 3 – Financial Information

3.1 What is the overall budget for the Centre? NOTE: This figure must include all sources of revenue, including the SDF grant, ICF funds, NCF funds, Special Projects funds, other DND funds, funds from other government departments, and outside sources of funding.

Name of Awarding Organization

Amount Awarded

Opening Balance University of Calgary Donations SDF Centre of Expertise Grant SDF International Conference Fund SDF Domestic Conference Fund SDF Special Projects Grant - Conference: Canadian Reserves on Operations: Lessons Learned, April 2010 SDF Special Projects Grant - Workshop: Military Strategy in War and Peace, July 2010 SDF Special Projects Grant - Research Project on Op NANOOK 2010, Marshall Horne, August 2010 SDF Special Projects Grant - S3C Conference, "Strategy, Security and Defence: Expanding the Discourse, February 2011 SDF Special Projects Grant - Conference: The Defence and Security of Canada's North: The Role of the Canadian Forces, March, 2011

$ (437.00)

$ 319,313.00

$ 581,462.00

$ 140,000.00 $ 7,386.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 10,000.00

$ 2,000.00 $ 3,500.00 $ 5,000.00 $ 6,000.00

Total: $ 1,079,224.00

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3.2 What research grants/awards on security and defence issues were awarded to the academic and

research population within the Centre? NOTE: Please list all grants and who the recipient(s) were

Name of Granting Organization and Recipient(s)

Amount Awarded

Graduate Student Support Graduate Assistantship (Non Teaching) CMSS

Mustafa Ahmad Braden Ambler David Aranas Saira Bano Hadleigh McAlister Jennifer Worboys Andrew Chomik

$29,839.00

Graduate Assistantship (Non Teaching) CRC Katie Domansky Marshall Horne Geoffrey Jackson William McAuley Timothy Cake

$23,872.00

Graduate Assistantship (Teaching) Faculty of Arts Clayton Dennison Geoffrey Jackson Jeff Rakebrand Marshall Horne Rachael Bryson

$43,766.00

Program Awards – CMSS Mustafa Ahmad Braden Ambler David Aranas Ryan Flavelle Jeff Rakebrand Jennifer Worboys

$10,000.00

Kahanoff Chair in Israel Studies – Master’s Scholarship Matthew Sutherland

$6,000.00

Kahanoff Chair in Israel Studies – PhD Scholarship Shaiel Ben-Ephraim

$10,000.00

Graduate Research Scholarships – Faculty of Graduate Studies Katie Domansky

$90,741.00

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Mustafa Ahmad Braden Ambler David Aranas Saira Bano Shaiel Ben-Ephram Rachel Bryson Timothy Cake Andrew Chomik Brice Coates Clayton Dennison Katie Domansky Ryan Flavelle Keith Hann Geroge Heng Marshall Horne Geoffrey Jackson Hadleigh McAlister William McAuley Tao Mori Kimberly Pavelich Jeff Rakebrand Jeremy Stuart Matthew Sutherland Vincent Topping Ruth Vooys Jennifer Worboys Amara Hunt Milos Dimic Julian Dawson

Security and Defence Forum – Master’s Scholarships

Rachael Bryson Brice Coates Keith Hann Kimberly Pavelich Jeremy Stuart Matthew Sutherland Vincent Topping Ruth Vooys

$15,000.00

Child/CDFAI Scholarships – Master’s Scholarships Rachael Bryson Brice Coates Keith Hann Kimberly Pavelich Jeremy Stuart Matthew Sutherland

$19,000.00

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Vincent Topping Ruth Vooys

Child/CDFAI Scholarships – PhD Scholarships Shaiel Ben-Ephram Timothy Cake Clayton Dennison Katie Domansky Marshall Horne Geoffrey Jackson

$60,000.00

Queen Elizabeth II - Master’s Scholarships Rachael Bryson Keith Hann Jeremy Stuart Ruth Vooys

$14,400.00

Queen Elizabeth II – PhD Scholarships Timothy Cake Clayton Dennison Marshall Horne Geoffrey Jackson

$20,000.00

Social Sciences Humanities Research Council – PhD Doug Munroe

$20,000.00

Social Sciences Humanities Research Council – Master’s Milos Dimic George Heng Amara Hunt

$52,500.00

Alberta Graduate Student Scholarships Mustafa Ahmad David Aranas Saira Bano Andrew Chomik Ryan Flavelle Tao Mori

$18,000.00

Special Awards – School of Public Policy Paper Awards Braden Ambler Hadleigh McAlister

$10,000.00

Special Awards – Petroleum History Society Kelly Ogle

$1,500.00

Total Graduate Student Support

$444,618.00

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Research and Conference Support

Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute Canadian Military Journalism Course – Grant

$43,000.00

Royal Alberta United Services Institute (RAUSI) 13th Annual Strategic Studies & Security Consortium Student Conference

$5,000.00

Arthur J.E. Child Foundation Graduate Scholarship Funding ($140,000 over three years)

$140,000.00

Foundation Donations – Supporting Research and Teaching

$441.462.00

University Research Grants Committee – Conference Grant “Canadian Reserves on Operations: Lessons Learned”, April 2010

$5,000.00

Canada Research Chairs Secretariat, Dr. Holger Herwig, CRC

$200,000.00

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council 2010-11 Research Grant: “Karl Dönitz: The Great Lion”, Dr. Holger Herwig

$6,000.00

SSHRC Aid to Scholarly Journals Program Journal of Military and Strategic Studies (JMSS), Dr. John Ferris

$29,200.00

ArcticNet Research Grant - Project: The Emerging Arctic Security Environment, Primary applicant: Rob Huebert, 2010-2011

$71,491.00

Total Research and Conference Support

$941,953.00

TOTAL GRANTS AND AWARDS

$1,385,771.00

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3.3 Complete Financial Information – Illustrates where SDF money is spent in relation to the Centre’s total budget.

2010-2011 CMSS Budget as at April 11, 2011 Total Budget SDF - DND University

of Calgary Donations

Balance Forward ($437.00) $702.00

-$1,139.00

Revenue

SDF Centre of Expertise Grant $140,000.00 $140,000.00

SDF Special Projects Grants $26,500.00 $26,500.00

SDF International and Domestic Conference Funds $12,386.00 $12,386.00

University of Calgary Funding $319,313.00

$319,313.00

Donations $581,462.00

$581,462.00

Total Budget for 2010-11 $1,079,224.00 $179,588.00 $319,313.00 $580,323.00

Expenditures

1 Salaries & Benefits $354,322.00 $55,698.00 $176,354.00 $122,270.00

2 Research & Teaching Support $53,341.00 $15,300.00

$38,041.00

3 Graduate Student Support $270,546.00 $51,800.00 $124,838.00 $93,908.00

4 Post-Doctoral Fellows and Interns $49,275.00 $402.00

$48,873.00

5 Conference and Publication Support $56,135.00 $16,854.00 $9,402.00 $29,879.00

6 Contracted Services $64,853.00

$64,853.00

7 Materials and Supplies $51,068.00 $13,560.00 $11,902.00 $25,606.00

Marketing and Recruitment $2,400.00 $125.00

$2,275.00

8 Travel for students, fellows, and visiting professors/speakers $46,566.00 $17,415.00 $145.00 $29,006.00

9 Research refund from former Chair ($25,000.00)

-$25,000.00

Total Expenditures $923,506.00 $171,154.00 $322,641.00 $429,711.00

* Closing Balance $155,718.00 $8,434.00 -$3,328.00 $150,612.00

1 Includes support staff, administrative honorarium, graduate student research stipends

2 Research support for students, visiting professors, and fellows

3 High priority for CMSS - a combination of funding, including scholarships and research support

4 Post-Doctoral Fellowship program and research allowance

5 Publication program enhanced. Includes Calgary Papers for Military and Strategic Studies, JMSS

6 Contracted Services for special project assistance

7 Includes telephone, postage, maintenance of equipment, books and periodicals

8 Includes visiting professors (sessional instructors and speaker series), graduate student research and conference travel

9 Research refund from former Chair research allowance

* Balance forward to maintain graduate funding, research support and staffing levels, given SDF budget uncertainty

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3.4 Please include an estimated budget for the next fiscal year

Centre for Military and Strategic Studies - University of Calgary

DRAFT BUDGET - 2011-12

Total Budget SDF - DND University of Calgary Donations Balance Forward $155,718.00 $8,434.00

$147,284.00

Revenue SDF Centre of Expertise Grant $140,000.00 $140,000.00

SDF International and Domestic Conference Funds $16,000.00 $16,000.00 University of Calgary Funding $324,922.00

$324,922.00

Donations $468,229.00

$468,229.00 Conference and Other

Total Estimated Budget for 2011-12 $1,104,869.00 $164,434.00 $324,922.00 $615,513.00

Expenditures Salaries & Benefits, faculty and administrative $299,736.00 $33,555.00 $182,580.00 $83,601.00

Research & Teaching Support $100,000.00 $20,000.00

$80,000.00 Graduate Student Support $377,255.00 $58,000.00 $79,056.00 $240,199.00 Postdoctoral Support $10,000.00 $10,000.00

Conference and Publication Support $90,000.00 $10,000.00

$80,000.00 Speakers Series $15,000.00 $10,000.00

$5,000.00

Contracted Services $56,800.00

$56,800.00 Materials and Supplies $50,000.00 $5,000.00 $6,486.00 $38,514.00

Travel for students, fellows, and visiting professors/speakers $57,878.00 $15,000.00

$42,878.00 Marketing and Recruitment $20,000.00 $2,879.00

$17,121.00

Renovations and Furnishings $15,000.00

$15,000.00 Contingency $13,200.00

$13,200.00

Total Expenditures $1,104,869.00 $164,434.00 $324,922.00 $615,513.00

Closing Balance $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00

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