Since the author is the director of the Munk School at the University of Toronto, it is also helpful to remind ourselves that, over the past decade, the institution has been spending tens of millions of dollars of public funds on an array of security contractors and other clandestine operations with absolutely no academic value. Can we name one book that has been written at the Munk School over the past 17 years that has had any impact? 
Here is a few links on the ways in which the Munk School has spent public funds, gleaned from Freedom of Information Requests: 
http://academicethics.ca/downloads/CanadaCentreDoc.pdf

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http://academicethics.ca/dps1.jpg

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2010/01/24/siddiqui_stephen_harpers_homegrown_human_rights_problem.html

http://www.macleans.ca/politics/ottawa/rights-and-democracy-rest-in-peace-remy-beauregard/