Volume 43 Issue 1 A quarterly publication of Project Ploughshares Please click on attachment to view document:
Q&A: Harnessing the power of story
Virtually every piece of text that appears on the Ploughshares website, in mailings to potential and continuing supporters, and in hard-copy publications, passes through Tasneem’s hands. She lays out text; adds illustrations that add punch to words; and turns raw data into arresting diagrams, tables, and maps. Her work is critical to getting our message out clearly to an audience that ranges from legislators to civil society to subject experts and “regular” citizens. We believe that she is someone that our supporters need to know better.
The Ploughshares Monitor: Winter 2021
The Winter 2021 issue of Project Ploughshares quarterly publication.
The Ploughshares Monitor: Autumn 2021
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The Ploughshares Monitor: Summer 2021
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The Ploughshares Monitor: Spring 2021
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The Ploughshares Monitor: Winter 2020
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The Ploughshares Monitor: Autumn 2020
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Analyzing Canada’s 2019 Exports of Military Goods report
According to Canada’s 2019 Exports of Military Goods report, last year Canada exported weapons worth almost $4-billion—the highest value on public record. Saudi Arabia, which received 76 per cent of those weapons, is now almost certainly Canada’s prime customer, unseating the United States.
Has the first shot been fired in space?
What if space has already been weaponized? This is the claim of the United States military. Following the official establishment of the Space Force in January 2020, a new Defense Space Strategy published in June presents a strategy for “winning wars” in a domain that it depicts as “weaponized” by Russia and China. Russia and China have made similar accusations against the United States.