The world in Canada
Subtitle: diaspora, demography, and domestic politics
By: edited by David Carment and David Bercuson.
Contributors: Bercuson, David Jay, 1945-; Carment, David, 1959-
Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Montreal; Ithaca
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
ISBN-13: 9780773532960; 9780773532977
Subjects: Multiculturalism -- Canada; Multiculturalisme -- Canada; Canada -- Foreign relations -- 1945-; Canada -- Emigration and immigration -- Political aspects; Canada -- Politics and government -- 21st century; Canada -- Relations extérieures -- 1945-; Canada -- Émigration et immigration -- Aspect politique; Canada -- Politique et gouvernement -- 21e siècle
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [217]-242) and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / David Carment and David Bercuson; title: A question of degree: the prime minister, political leadership, and Canadian foreign policy / Adam Chapnick; title: Assessing the impact of recent immigration trends on Canadian foreign policy / Elizabeth Riddell-Dixon; title: Jamaica, Haiti, and the role of diasporas / Andrew Harrington, Stewart Prest, and Per Unheim; title: Multiculturalism and Canadian foreign policy / J.L. Granatstein; title: The Parizeau-Chrétien version: ethnicity and Canadian grand strategy / David G. Haglund; title: Muslim communities: the pitfalls of decision-making in Canadian foreign policy / Sami Aoun; title: Just how liberal and democratic is Canadian foreign policy? / Christian Leuprecht and Todd Hataley; title: Public perceptions of Canada-US relations: regionalism and diversity / Evan Potter; title: Defense policy distorted by the sovereignist prism? The bloc Québécois on security and defense questions (1900-2005) / Stéphane Roussel and Charles-Alexandre Théorêt; title: Interpreting Quebec's international relations: whim or necessity? / Nelson Michaud; title: Conclusion: putting Canada's diversity into Canadian foreign policy / David Bercuson and David Carment.