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Irvin Studin is Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Global Brief magazine, and President of the Institute for 21st Century Questions.
He thinks deeply and provocatively about Canada’s place in the world and can be found at the intersections of geography, politics, national psychology and, as you’ll hear in this conversation—imagination.
In this conversation, Irvin helps us map out some of the geo-political possibilities for the future, identifies some of the pivot points for our thinking, as both citizens and leaders, and calls us all to a new mentality that positions Canada, no longer as a term-taker, but a term setter.
Visit the Institute for 21st Century Questions at https://www.i21cq.com/
He thinks deeply and provocatively about Canada’s place in the world and can be found at the intersections of geography, politics, national psychology and, as you’ll hear in this conversation—imagination.
In this conversation, Irvin helps us map out some of the geo-political possibilities for the future, identifies some of the pivot points for our thinking, as both citizens and leaders, and calls us all to a new mentality that positions Canada, no longer as a term-taker, but a term setter.
Visit the Institute for 21st Century Questions at https://www.i21cq.com/
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Irvin Studin is Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Global Brief magazine, and President of the Institute for 21st Century Questions.
He thinks deeply and provocatively about Canada’s place in the world and can be found at the intersections of geography, politics, national psychology and, as you’ll hear in this conversation—imagination.
In this conversation, Irvin helps us map out some of the geo-political possibilities for the future, identifies some of the pivot points for our thinking, as both citizens and leaders, and calls us all to a new mentality that positions Canada, no longer as a term-taker, but a term setter.
Visit the Institute for 21st Century Questions at https://www.i21cq.com/
He thinks deeply and provocatively about Canada’s place in the world and can be found at the intersections of geography, politics, national psychology and, as you’ll hear in this conversation—imagination.
In this conversation, Irvin helps us map out some of the geo-political possibilities for the future, identifies some of the pivot points for our thinking, as both citizens and leaders, and calls us all to a new mentality that positions Canada, no longer as a term-taker, but a term setter.
Visit the Institute for 21st Century Questions at https://www.i21cq.com/