Canada-US Relations in an Age of Superstitions
This Commentary is based on remarks by AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley as the Distinguished Speaker at the 2008 Sumner Bernstein Forum for International Understanding.
Atlantica and the Future of Our Shared Region
In testimony before the Maine Citizens' Trade Committee of the State Legislature, AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley explains what the region gains by embracing Atlantica.
Shaping our government: Promoting efficiency, accountability and good service in your City Hall.
Based on remarks to Citizens for Halifax, this Commentary provides direction for all municipal governments.
Saving Atlantica and the Atlantic Gateway from the Politicians
AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley writes that an undignified scramble for "free government money" threatens the strategy.
Tiger in the tank or bats in the belfry: Who has the best explanation of how oil prices work?
Everyone seems to be raging against the oil companies these days over the price of gasoline. This Commentary by AIMS Founding President Brian Lee Crowley sheds light on the true economics of oil pricing.
Cronyism in Canada? Surely Not . . .
Does Third World-style cronyism exist in Canada? AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley takes a look.
How Bad Politics and Good Intentions Destroyed the Atlantic Canadian Economy: And What That Tells Us About Canada and the Welfare State
This Commentary explains why lagging economis in Canada aren't catching up to the advanced ones because of the very programmes aimed at giving them a helping hand.
International trade and the US presidential elections: Why international trade is good for rustbelt states too
AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley explores free trade.
Beyond Trade: Taking Canada and America to the Next Level
The need to adapt our thinking on international trade to reflect the reality of the 21st century is examined in this Commentary.
A Pill Too Hard to Swallow: The US can’t solve its prescription drug woes at the cost of Europe or Canada
AIMS President Brian Lee Crowley highlights the problems of drug re-importation schemes ... and Europe's hypocrisy in condemning American plans to do so.