Canada in the World

Heather A. Smith and Claire Turenne Sjolander: Introduction: Conversations without Consensus - Internationalism under the Harper Government
Part I: Internationalism from the Inside
1. Heather Smith: Teaching Internationalism: Bringing Canada and the World into the Classroom
2. Kim Richard Nossal: The Liberal Past in the Conservative Present: Internationalism in the Harper Era
3. Justin Massie and Stéphane Roussel: The Twilight of Internationalism? Neocontinentalism as an Emerging Dominant Idea in Canadian Foreign Policy
4. Jean-Christope Boucher: The Responsibility to Think Clearly about Interests: Stephen Harper's Realist Internationalism, 2006-2011
5. Anita Singh: Internationalism in Canada-India Bilateral Relations under Stephen Harper
6. Andrew Lui: Sleeping with the Dragon: The Harper Government, China, and How Not to Do Human Rights
7. Paul Gecelovsky: The Prime Minister and the Parable: Stephen Harper and Personal Responsibility Internationalism
8. Daryl Copeland: Once Were Diplomats: Can Canadian Internationalism Be Rekindled?
Part II: Internationalism from the Outside
9. Mark B. Salter: Citizenship, Borders, and Mobility: Managing the Population of Canada and the World
10. Veronica M. Kitchen: Where Is Internationalism? Canada-US Relations in the Context of the Global and the Local
11. Krystel Carrier and Rebecca Tiessen: Women and Children First: Maternal Health and the Silencing of Gender in Canadian Foreign Policy
12. Heather A. Smith: Forget the Fine Tuning: Internationalism, the Arctic, and Climate Change
13. David Black: The Harper Government, Africa Policy, and the Relative Decline of Humane Internationalism
14. Claire Turenne Sjolander: Canada and the Afghan "Other": Identity, Difference, and Foreign Policy
Claire Turenne Sjolander and Heather A. Smith: Conclusion Canada, the World and the Inside/Outside of Internationalism

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Heather A. Smith is professor of International Studies in the Department of International Studies at the University of Northern British Columbia. She is a 3M National Teaching Fellow (2006) and a two-time UNBC Teaching Excellence Award winner.

Claire Turenne Sjolander is professor of Political Science at the School of Political Studies and vice-dean of Graduate Studies in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Ottawa. She is the recipient of the University of Ottawa's Excellence in Education Award for 2008-9 and the International Studies Association's Distinguished Scholar Award for 2012.

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Special Features

• Unique critical perspective. More than a traditional survey of the topic, this text offers a critical assessment of foreign policy as it relates to Canada's current and desired place in the world.
• Coverage of the Harper government's approach to foreign policy. Explores the Conservative government's successes and failures in foreign policy since they came to power in 2006.
• Features fourteen original essays. An unparalleled list of contributors explore issues such as Canada-US relations since 9/11, human rights intervention in China, and bilateral negotiations with India.
• Exposes students to a wide range of political science perspectives - including Canadian politics, foreign policy, international relations, and global affairs.