International trade negotiations are no longer largely limited to federal government's
constitutional jurisdictions. In this context, substate governments, like Quebec and Wallonia …

This article explains why Québec is one the most active subnational governments at the
international level. Traditionally, researchers discuss paradiplomacy and protodiplomacy …

Sub-federal units in federal systems increasingly participate in international trade policy-
making, a domain that historically represents an exclusive jurisdiction of the federal level. A …

Christopher Kirkey a, Stéphane Paquin b and Stéphane Roussel b aCenter for the Study of
Canada & Institute on Quebec Studies, State University of New York College at Plattsburgh …

Trade negotiations address issues that are increasingly pertinent to substate governments,
leading many to insist on being included in trade negotiations. The increasingly multilevel …

given a history of international trade and investment disputes focusing on provincial
practices, as well as an unwillingness by some provinces to comply with panel rulings or …

Selon la Constitution et la jurisprudence canadienne, le gouvernement fédéral possède les
pleins pouvoirs en ce qui concerne la conclusion de traités et la responsabilité du …

Pourquoi le Québec est-il si actif sur la scène internationale? Qu'adviendra-t-il de la
diplomatie catalane suite à la répression du mouvement sécessionniste par Madrid …

Patricia Goff is a CIGI senior fellow and associate professor of political science at Wilfrid
Laurier University. She specializes in international political economy, international relations …

Lors de la campagne électorale de 2005-2006, Stephen Harper a étonné plusieurs
observateurs lorsqu'il a annoncé vouloir accorder une plus grande place pour le Québec et …