Master of Arts
  • Karen Foss, “Canadian Civilian Deployments: The Need for a Formal Mechanism” (2010)
  • Jordan Axani, “A Privileged Agenda: The Ascendancy of Canada’s Foreign Policy” (2009)
  • Darren Hawco, “Canada’s Northern Strategy: Stopping the Ebb and Flow” (2009)
  • Ann Mowatt, “Rick Hillier: A Not So Silent Soldier” (2009)

Master of Defence Studies
  • Andrew McGregor, “Fifth Business or Bit Player: Canada as Keeper of the Stone in the Middle East Peace Process” (2021)
  • Denise Sweet, “Trade Globalization and its Effects on Canadian National Security” (2021)
  • Sacha Boisvert-Novak, “Deconstructing Whole of Government: Canada's Engagements in Afghanistan and the Arctic” (2019)
  • Darren Pringle, “Security Sector Reform: Re-conceptualizing it as Organizational Change Management” (2017)
  • Walter Michalchuk, “Canada and Defence Diplomacy” (2017)
  • Geoff Mundy, “Talking Past Each Other: The Strategic Utility of Leadership Roles in Contribution Warfare” (2017)
  • DJ Butcher, “The Evolution of Learning Processes in the RCAF” (2016)
  • Kathy Haire, “Professionalism in the Army: From Murder in Somalia to Disgrace in Afghanistan, How Far has the Army Come” (2016)
  • William Dymond, “Expectations of Security Council Reform – Saving Us from ‘Hell’” (2014)
  • Todd Scharlach, “Canadian Foreign Policy White Papers: Valuable Guiding Documents or Astute Domestic Political Tools?” (2011)
  • Matthew Bowen, “Climate Change and Canadian Security: Valid Concern or Environmental Hype?” (2010)
  • Scott Campbell, “Civilians on Operations – Canada can Learn from the Past” (2010)
  • Sid Connor, “Strengthening the Resolve of Canadians: Consulting Clausewitz to Meet the Demands of the New Security Environment” (2010)
  • Steve Graham, “Mitigating Strategies to a Pressing Problem: How to Deal with the Shortage of Officers in the Canadian Forces” (2010)
  • Roderick Black, “Visions of the Canadian Forces Recruit of 2025” (2009)
  • Craig Landry, “The Responsibility to Protect: Viable Canadian Policy or Altruistic Idea?” (2009)
  • Martin Lipcsey, “Nuclear Terrorism: Is it Inevitable?” (2009)
  • Mike McGuire, “Soldiers and Savers: NGO/Military Relationships in the Humanitarian Market Place” (2009)
  • Orley Powell, “Perspectives on Terrorism: A Comparative Analysis of Canada and Jamaica Post-9/11” (2009)
  • W.K. Rudderham, “Aid Enhanced Security in Failing States” (2009)
  • Max Shaw, “Implications of Global Energy Security Concerns for the Canadian Forces: A Risk Management Approach” (2009)
  • John Cullen, “The Perfect Storm : The Canadian Forces’ Fight to Retain its People – How Can it Win in this Competitive Talent Environment?” (2008)
  • Hari Gupta, “Challenging Expectations: The Canadian Forces’ Focus on Domestic Emergency Response” (2008)
  • Sean Penney, “The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime in the Twenty-First Century: A Checkered Past and a Vital Future” (2008)
  • William Quinn, “Legal and Policy Responses to the Terrorist Threat to Canada A ‘Soft’ Approach” (2008)
  • Nicole Sabourin, “A Dirty Bomb Explodes In Canada: An Evaluation of Canada’s Military Preparedness” (2008)
  • Peter Scott, “Canadian Forces Casualty Support: The Need to Re-Open the Military Hospital” (2008)
  • Brendon Abram, “How Safe is Safe? Canada’s Anti-Terrorism Capability” (2007)
  • Peter Egener, “Can the Terrorist Threat in Canada be Reduced by Focusing on Root Causes?” (2007)
  • Rich Feltham, “NATO in Afghanistan: The End of Alliance or Much Ado About Nothing?” (2007)
  • Rod Keller, “Is There a Link Between Canadian Forces Recruiting, Diversity, and Immigration?” (2007)
  • Andrés López-Sierra, “Security Analysis in South America: Regional Security Complex Theory Application” (2007)
  • Andy Martin, “Al Qaeda – A Lesson in Networked Warfare?” (2007)
    • Winner of 2007 George Bell Medal recognizing commitment and excellence in military writing
  • Bruno Noury, “Canada and the United States: Has the Change from a Minority Liberal to a Minority Conservative Government Affected Our Strategic Relationship?” (2007)
  • Bernhard Van-Vianen, “Managing Civilians in the Canadian Forces” (2007)

Master of Public Administration
  • Adrienne Boothroyd, "Climate Change and National Security: The Role of the Intelligence Enterprise in the Canadian Response to Climate Change" (2024)
  • Dan Blouin, "Accountability if Necessary but not Necessarily Accountable: A Review of History and Practice in the Public Service of Canada" (2020)
  • Bill Foster, “Foreign Policy by Region: The Harper Government's Americas Strategy and Beyond” (2016)
  • Yoav Cohen, “The Israeli Response to the Global Challenge of Water Scarcity: Lessons and Implications”  (2016)
  • Lisa Vandehei, “Policy Coherence in Canada” (2014)
  • Cherie Henderson, “Intelligence: Canada Needs to Share, but it’s not a Simple Task” (2014)
  • Rosalee Laplante, “Aid as a Strategic Enabler in Canada” (2013)