US Canada Observer
Christopher SandsObservations on US foreign relations with Canada from a Detroit-born Washington DC-based academic and think tanker.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 131 | Subscribers | Read | christophersands1.substack.com |
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U.S. Institutions Held on Trade
Pessimism comes naturally to analysts. When a pessimistic prediction proves wrong, whoever you are advising feels relief and won’t complain; when an optimistic prediction is wrong, people will blame the analyst. But I tend to be an optimist...
The Carney Doctrine?
As details of several concrete agreements arising from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Beijing emerged, the initial reaction in Ottawa and Washington resembled that of an audience hearing an unfamiliar musical score performed live — a...
This Washington Needs More Canada
A happy new year began with the news—announced on LinkedIn—that Canadian business executive and political strategist Goran Pesic is establishing a new United States–Canada Institute in Washington, DC. Details have yet to emerge, particularl...
Paradox #1: Familiar Strangers
There was a cartoon in the New Yorker several years ago in which one diner says to another, “You seem so familiar, but I know we have never met. Are you perhaps Canadian?” This captures a persistent paradox in U.S.–Canada relations: Canadia...
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Christopher Sands is Director of the Hopkins Center for Canadian Studies at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, DC.
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