Duncan Cameron
Born in Victoria B.C. in 1944, Duncan now lives in Vancouver. Following graduation from the University of Alberta he joined the Department of Finance (Ottawa) in 1966 and was financial advisor to the Canadian Delegation at the United Nations General Assembly in 1967. After working at the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), he went on to complete a doctorate from the University of Paris I (Paris-Sorbonne) in 1976. Duncan is an adjunct professor of political science at Simon Fraser University, a director of the Karl Polanyi Institute of Political Economy at Concordia University in Montreal, and a research fellow of the Centre for Global Political Economy at SFU. He was a member of the political science department at the University of Ottawa from 1975 until 2004.He is the author, co-author, editor or coeditor of 11 books including Ethics and Economics (with Gregory Baum), The Other Macdonald Report (with Daniel Drache), The Free Trade Papers, The Free Trade Deal, Canada Under Free Trade (with Mel Watkins) and Constitutional Politics (with Miriam Smith).

Spring political follies: Three Canadian leadership races
Making nice with Washington is not a foreign policy
Trumponomics unsettles Trudeau with threats to Canada-U.S. trade
Rosa Luxemburg: A revolutionary for our times
As U.S. protectionism surges, Canada implores Washington: But we're friends!
It's been 150 years of Canadian politics. What comes next?
A Hard Rain: The CIA proxy war with Russia
Instead of following Trump's money, Canada can choose a better path
Trudeau government woefully miscalculates support for Kinder Morgan pipeline
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