Canada among nations 2006 : minorities and priorities

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The work Canada among nations 2006 : minorities and priorities represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri-St. Louis Libraries.

Label

Canada among nations 2006 : minorities and priorities

Title remainder

minorities and priorities

Statement of responsibility

edited by Andrew F. Cooper and Dane Rowlands

Title variation

Minorities and priorities

Contributor

• Centre for International Governance Innovation
• Norman Paterson School of International Affairs
• ebrary, Inc
• Cooper, Andrew Fenton, 1950-
• Malone, David, 1954-
• Rowlands, D., (Dane)

Subject

• Canada -- Armed Forces -- Afghanistan
• Canada -- Armed Forces -- Sudan | Darfur
• Canada -- Foreign Relations
• Canada -- Foreign relations -- 1945-
• Canada -- Foreign relations -- 1945- -- Philosophy
• Canada -- Foreign relations -- China
• Canada -- Foreign relations -- Developing countries
• Canada -- Foreign relations -- Europe
• Canada -- Foreign relations -- United States
• Canada -- Military policy
• Canada -- Politics and government -- 2006-
• Canada -- Relations -- United States
• China -- Foreign relations -- Canada
• Developing countries -- Foreign relations -- Canada
• Economic assistance, Canadian -- Afghanistan
• Economic assistance, Canadian -- Africa
• Economic assistance, Canadian -- Haiti
• Energy policy -- Canada
• Environmental policy -- Canada
• Europe -- Foreign relations -- Canada
• Humanitarian intervention -- Sudan | Darfur
• International cooperation
• International relations
• National security -- Canada
• Peace-building -- Haiti
• Québec (Province) -- Foreign relations
• Sudan -- History -- Darfur Conflict, 2003-
• United Nations -- Reform
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Canada
• United States -- Relations -- Canada
• War on Terrorism, 2001-2009 -- Canada

Language

eng

Summary

Annotation:

Cataloging source

CaPaEBR

LC call number

F1034.2

LC item number

.C279 2006eb

Summary expansion

The 2006 edition of this series examines how two different forms of minority - political and cultural - are shaping Canadian foreign policy. The book begins with an examination of the ways in which the Harper government will combine its ideas and priorities with its minority status in Parliament to forge its own foreign and security policy profile. Contributors then analyse the role played by distinctive political and cultural minority groups in shaping Canada's foreign relations and show how these groups are shaped and influenced by Canadian policies at home and abroad