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Sanctions, international humanitarian law and the humanitarian space in the Canadian perspective : an interview with Elissa Golberg

• International review of the Red Cross, Vol. 103, no. 916-917, 2021, p. 85-95

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Elissa Golberg is Assistant Deputy Minister for Strategic Policy at Global Affairs Canada. She is also currently the department's Champion for Innovation and Experimentation, and Head of Performance Management and Results. Ms Golberg's areas of expertise include crisis management coordination, human rights, humanitarian action and sustainable development cooperation, geopolitics, and peace and security policy. She has extensive experience working with multilateral institutions, civil society organizations and the private sector, and in encouraging institutional innovation and effectively managing change. Ms Golberg is a member of the United Nations (UN) Secretary-General's Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters, and the UN Central Emergency Revolving Fund Advisory Group. She sits on the boards of the Centre for Global Governance and Innovation and the Lewis Perinbaum Award, and the Advisory Board for the 2021 Canada Forum for Impact Investment and Development. Ms Golberg holds a master's degree in international relations.

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• International review of the Red Cross / ICRC
• International review of the Red Cross [Vol. 103, no. 916/917 (Counterterrorism, sanctions and war), 2021] / ICRC