
Canada and the New American Empire: War and Anti-War
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Contents
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Language
English
ISBN
978-1-55238-672-9
Cover
Title Page
Bibliographic Information
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction:From War to Peace
Notes
Thinking: Canada's Involvement in American Wars
Douglas Roche: The U.S. Choice for Canada
Tareq Y. Ismail and Jacqueline S. Ismael: Canadian Mass Media and the Middle East
Trudy Govier: The John Wayne Fallacy: How Logic Helps Us Lose Our Faith in Violence
Colleen Beaumier and Joyce Patel: The Humanitarian Dimension of U.S.-Iraq Relations
Jim Harding: The War on Iraq, the Bush Doctrine and Canada's Future
Postscript: The Future in Iraq and the United States
Notes
Bibliography
Acting: Peace Activism and the Global Anti-War Movement
David Swann: Finding My Voice for Peace
Bill Phipps: Faithful Counterpoint to War
Donn Lovett: Peace Activism: A Canadian's Involvement in the Iraq Conflict
Arthur Clark: Iraq, International Law and Responsible Citizenship in the Twenty-first Century
Robert Hackett: Drumbeating for War? Media Versus Peace and Democracy
George Melnyk: On Being Trapped in the Paradigm of Endless War: A Peace Option for Canada
Notes
Observing: International Perspectives on Canada's Role in the New Empire
Scott Ritter: Squandered Responsibility: Canada and the Disarming of Iraq
Imtiaz Hussain: Doggone Diplomacy? The Iraq War, North American Bilateralism and Beyond
Satya R. Pattnayak: The Moral Superiority Complex in the United States Poses a Moral Dilemma for Canada
Notes
Afterword
Mel Hurtig: Foreign and Defence Policy Independence: Will This Be Our Very Last Chance?
Notes on Contributors
Back Cover
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