Introduction: Multilateralism in Canadian Foreign Policy
1. Designing the International Order: Canadian Interests in Post-War International Organizations
2. Reviving the Global Economy: Canada and the Bretton Woods System
3. Confronting the Security Dilemma: Canada and the Formation
of NATO
4. Coping with the Cold War: Canada's Response to the Superpower Impasse at the UN
5. The Limits of Multilateralism: Canada's Responses to a Changing Global Economy
6. Bridging the East-West Divide: NATO in an Era of Détente
7. Multilateralism in Flux: Looking for Order in
the Post-Cold War World
8. Globalization and Multilateralism: Canada and the Reform of Global Economic Institutions
9. Redefining Searching for Security in the Post-Cold War Era
10. Multilateralism in a Time of Transition NEW
11. Security in an Age of Intervention NEW
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Tom Keating is professor of political science and former vice dean of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Alberta. In addition to Canada and World Order, Third Edition, Keating has co-authored Building Sustainable Peace (University of Alberta Press, 2004) and co-edited Global Politics
(OUP Canada, 2010), both with W. Andy Knight.
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