Welcome Message
From CNAS Director, Dr. Robert A. Pastor
The world is increasingly defined by dynamic regions, but no region is as important to the United States and as poorly understood as the one that it inhabits — North America. Since 1994, trade and investment among Canada, Mexico, and the United States have tripled, and immigration has soared. Yet, the three governments have not kept pace with the changes, and there is a lack of awareness that new approaches are needed to build a new North America. The Center for North American Studies was established to educate a new generation of students, to promote policy debate among the governments and the public, and to undertake research on ideas for a continental future.
Highlights
![]() Professor Donald Avery, Fulbright Visiting Chair in North American Studies.
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The North American Forum on Integration (NAFI)
The North American Forum on Integration (NAFI) wants your point of view on the consultations during North American Summits such as the one held in Montebello last August. Please click here to share your opinion.
CNAS Priorities
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American University and CNAS hosted the third annual TRIUMVIRATE - the NAFI model North American Parliament. More information... |
Council on Foreign Relations task force on North America, read the final report in: |
Read Dr. Robert A. Pastor's sixth working paper entitled, "North America: A Partial Eclipse and a Future Community." |


