2024

• “Canada at a Crossroads in Twenty-First-Century Global Affairs: Or, an Independent Canadian Foreign Policy for What?” Canadian Foreign Policy Journal 30,2 (2024): 206-215. (With Jeremy Wildeman)

​​2022

• “Much Ado About Very Little: Canada's National Interests in History and Practice.” International Journal 77,3 (2022): 515-528.
• “The Future of Canadian Foreign Policy: Why Diplomacy Must Matter Again.”  CGAI Policy Perspective (December 2022).

2020

• “Canada's Campaign for a Seat on the United Nations Security Council: The Historical Context.”  CGAI Policy Perspective (January 2020).

2019

• “The Origins of Canada's Feminist Foreign Policy.”  International Journal 74,2 (2019): 191-205.

2018

• “Reforming the United Nations Security Council, Canadian-Style: The Trudeau Era and Beyond.” Canadian Foreign Policy Journal 24,3 (2018): 260-272.

2017

• “The Functional Principle: 75 Years On.”  International Journal 72,2 (2017): 269-278.

2016

• “Teaching Canada-US Relations: Three Great Debates.” International Journal  71,2 (June 2016): 291-312. With Brian Bow.

2015

• “Confessions of a Teacher, and Historian, of Canadian Diplomacy.”  Canadian Historical Review  96,4 (2015): 576-582.

2014

• “Rethinking the Impact of the Harper Government on Canadian History: It’s Our Fault Too.” Labour / Le Travail 73 (2014): 222-224.

2013

• “Middle Power No More? Canada in World Affairs Since 2006.” Seton Hall Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations 14,2 (2013): 102-111.

2012

• “A Great Small Country on the International Scene: Looking back at Canada and the United Nations.” International Journal 67,4 (2012): 1063-1072.

2011

• “A Diplomatic Counter-revolution: Conservative Foreign Policy, 2006-2011.” International Journal 67,1 (2011-12): 137-54.
• “A ‘Conservative’ National Story? The Evolution of Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s Discover Canada.” American Review of Canadian Studies 41,1 (2011): 20-36.
• “Canada’s Failed Campaign for the UN Security Council: 10 Unanswered Questions.” Policy Options 32,2 (2011): 59-63.

2010

• “Where Have All of Canada’s Diplomatic Historians Gone?” International Journal 65,3 (2010): 725-737.
• “Academics 101: An Introduction for the Military Community.” Canadian Military Journal 10,4 (2010): 26-35. With Barbara Falk.
• “John W. Holmes: A Re-Introduction.” International Journal 65,2 (2010): 281-288. With Kim Richard Nossal.

• “Lester Pearson and the Concept of Peace: Enlightened Realism with a Human Touch.” Peace & Change 35,1 (January 2010): 104-122.
• “Victims of their own Success? Canadians and their Foreign Policy at the Onset of the Cold War.” Zeitschrift für Kanada-Studien 30,1 (2010): 9-23.

2009

• “Testing the Bonds of Commonwealth with Viscount Halifax: Canada and the Postwar International System, 1942-1944.” International History Review 31,1 (2009): 24-44.
• “The Golden Age: A Canadian Foreign Policy Paradox.” International Journal 64,1 (2008-09): 205-221.

2008

• “Canada’s Aid Program: Still Struggling After Sixty Years.” Behind the Headlines 65,3 (2008). 28pp. Reprinted in part as “Effective Aid: Why Does Canada Struggle?” Vanguard (2008): 10-12.
• "Popular Attitudes Towards the United Nations in Canada and the United states: A Study in National Images." ACSUS Occasional Papers on Public Policy Series 2,1 (2008). 8pp.

2007

• “The Gray Lecture and Canadian Citizenship in History.” American Review of Canadian Studies 37,4 (2007): 443-57.
  • Winner of Rufus Z. Smith Prize
• “Taking Sides: The Myth of Canadian Neutrality in World Affairs.” Canadian Military Journal 8,2 (2007): 69-72.
• “The Unquiet Diplomat: Lester B. Pearson.” By John Holmes with introduction and editing by Adam Chapnick. International Journal 62,2 (2007): 289-309.

2006

• “The ‘Canadian Way’ in the Middle East.” International Insights [Canadian Institute of International Affairs Occasional Paper] 4,2 (2006).
• “On Protocols and Fire-Proof Houses: The Re-emergence of Canadian Exceptionalism.” International Journal 61,3 (2006): 713-23.
• “UN Security Council Reform and Canadian Foreign Policy: Then and Now.”Canadian Foreign Policy 13,1 (2006): 81-96.
• “Bringing the Forces Up to Strength: A Question of Motivating Youth to Serve.” Policy Options 27,6 (2006): 95-98. Revised and reprinted as “Not Necessarily Conscription … Bringing the Forces up to Strength: a Question of Motivating Youth to Serve.” Canadian Military Journal 7,4 (2006-07): 89-91.

2005

• “Peace, Order and Good Government: The ‘conservative’ Tradition in Canadian Foreign Policy.” International Journal 60,3 (2005): 635-50.
  • Winner of Marcel Cadieux Distinguished Writing Award ($1000)
• “Reforming  the Security Council: What Goes Around, Comes Around.” Policy Options 26,7 (2005): 21-24.
• “Young and Restless: Youth and Canadian Foreign Policy.” With Erin Baldwin. International Insights [Canadian Institute of International Affairs Occasional Paper] 2,10 (2005).

2003

• “The Ottawa Process Revisited: Aggressive Unilateralism in a Post Cold War World.” International Journal 58,3 (2003): 281-93.

2002

• “Principle for Profit: The Functional Principle and the Development of Canadian Foreign Policy, 1943-1947.” Journal of Canadian Studies 37,2 (2002): 68-85.
• “Collaborative Independence: Canadian-American Relations in Afghanistan.” International Journal 57,3 (2002): 341-48.

2001

• “Inevitable Co-dependency (And Things Best Left Unsaid): The Grandy Report on Canadian-American Relations, 1951-?” Canadian Foreign Policy 9,1 (2001): 19-28.

2000

• “Politics as Usual in Malaysia?” International Insights 15,1 (2000): 115-22.
• “The Canadian Middle Power Myth.” International Journal 55,2 (2000): 188-206.
  • Winner of Marvin Gelber Prize ($1000) for best article by new scholar.

1999

• “The Middle Power.” Canadian Foreign Policy 7,2 (1999): 73-82.