Craig Scott

<p>The author is Professor of Law, Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, and Director, <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><a href="http://nathanson.osgoode.yorku.ca">Nathanson Centre on Transnation

Passing by at 30,000 feet, an Américan ‘threat’ to America?

Mexico City to Barcelona flight forced to return to Mexico because Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar, en route to Italy, is prohibited from passing through US airspace

By Craig Scott

/ 24 Jul 2011

Canada: democracy and core public values after 2 May

The Canadian Government has obfuscated over the transfer of its Afghan detainees to the brutal and torturing Afghan intelligence services. As Canada approaches election day, Craig Scott asks whether the country’s broken parliamentary and bureaucratic system is capable of responding to the concerns

By Craig Scott

/ 27 Apr 2011

A Surfer’s Guide to US Foreign Policy in Egypt, or Has Obama Been Snookered?

Reading the Washington runes. What happened with Mr Wisner, Egypt lobbyist and Obama's special envoy to Mubarak? Is this an ugly farce, an ethical travesty or a cronyistic scandal?

By Craig Scott

/ 8 Feb 2011

Taking Tea with Torturers

From the Shah of Iran to Egypt’s Mubarak to Sri Lanka’s Foreign Minister, cozy relationships in US foreign policy need to be questioned

By Craig Scott

/ 31 Jan 2011