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The diplomacy of war

Graeme S. Mount, Andre Laferriere

2004

Chronicle of a War Foretold

Norman Spector

2003

From Victoria to Vladivostok

Benjamin Isitt

2010

The future of NATO

Charles-Philippe David, Jacques Lévesque

1999

Canadian perspectives on international law and organization

Macdonald, Ronald St. J.

1974

Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs

David Mutimer

2002

The Dominion And The Rising Sun

John D. Meehan

2004

New Challenges for Asean

Amitav Acharya

1995

A stubble-jumper in striped pants

Earl Drake

1999

Canada and the Cold War

Reginald Whitaker

2002

Love, hate, and fear in Canada's Cold War

Richard Cavell

2004

Three nights in Havana

Robert A. Wright

2007

Canadian Relations With South Africa

Brian Douglas Tennyson

1982

Counterweights

Roy Anthony Rempel

1996

Canada without armed forces?

Douglas L. Bland

2004

While Canada slept

Cohen, Andrew

2003

Canada's Department of External Affairs

John Hilliker, Donald Barry

1990

Our man in Moscow

R. A. D. Ford

1989

Ally versus ally

Antony J. Blinken

1987

Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs, 2001

David Mutimer

2007

The savage war

Murray Brewster

2011

Readings in Canadian foreign policy

Christopher John Kukucha, Duane Bratt

2007

Korea

John Melady

2011

Invisible and inaudible in Washington

Graeme S. Mount, Edelgard E. Mahant, Edelgard Mahant

1999

The Americanization of Canada

Moffett, Samuel Erasmus

1907

Canada and the United States

Annette Baker Fox, Alfred O., Jr. Hero, Joseph S. Nye et al.

1976

Foreign policy and ethnic interest groups

David Howard Goldberg

1990

Sport and Canadian diplomacy

Donald Macintosh

1990

The Arctic in question

Edgar J. Dosman

1976

Canadian foreign policy in critical perspective

J. Marshall Beier

2010

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