PART I: STUDYING CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY: VARYING APPROACHES; 1. The 10 Most Important Books on Canadian Foreign Policy; 2. Canadian Foreign Policy, 1945 -- 1968; 3. Most Safely in the Middle; UPDATE - CANADA AND THE NEW MULTILATERALISM; 4. Three Theoretical Perspectives; 5. The Choice to Be Made; UPDATE - THE 'INDEPENDENCE' DEBATES, THEN AND NOW: FALSE CHOICES AND REAL CHALLENGES; 6. Constructing Canadian Foreign Policy: Myths of Good International Citizens, Protectors, and the War in Afghanistan; 7. Democratization in/of Canadian Foreign Policy: Critical Reflections; PART II: EXTERNAL FACTORS AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; 8. Managing Canada-US Relations in the Post-9/11 Era: Do We Need a Big Idea?; 9. Canada as a G8 and G20 Principal Power; 10. The Achilles' Heel of Canadian Good International Citizenship: Indigenous Diplomacies and State Response; 11. NATO in Canadian Foreign Policy: From 'Atlanticist' Fear and Hope to a Future of Environmental Crisis and 'Civilizational Rallying'?; PART III: DOMESTIC FACTORS AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; 12. Of Legacies and Lightning Bolts: Another Look at the Prime Minister and Canadian Foreign Policy; 13. The Member of Parliament and Foreign Policy; UPDATE - THE ROLE OF PARLIAMENT IN A MINORITY GOVERNMENT; 14. The Institutionalization of Foreign Affairs (1909 - 2009); 15. Dismembering Canada? Stephen Harper and the Foreign Relations of Canadian Provinces; 16. The Myth of the Pacific Society: Quebec's Contemporary Strategic Culture; PART IV: SECURITY; 17. Understanding Canadian Defence Policy; 18. Afghanistan: Why Did We Go? Why Did We Stay? Will We Leave?; 19. Borders and Bridges along a Multidimensional Policy Landscape: Canada's Policy Relations in North America; 20. Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security in a Transforming Circumpolar World; PART V: TRADE AND OTHER ECONOMIC ISSUES; 21. Canada's Adventures in Clubland: Trade Clubs and Politics Influence; 22. Canada and the Global Economic Crisis; 23. Frustrated Multilateralism: Canada and the Negotiation of International Investment Rules; PART VI: SOCIAL CONSIDERATIONS: THE NEED TO DO MORE?; 24. Soft Power and Canadian Foreign Policymaking: The Role of Values; 25. Unwilling Internationalism or Strategic Internationalism? Canadian Climate Policy Under the Conservative Government; 26. Aid Effectiveness and the Framing of New Canadian Aid Initiatives; 27. Canada, the G8, and Africa: The Rise and Decline of a Hegemonic Project?; INTRODUCTION - CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY AND THE PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS; 28. Maher Arar: Chronology of Events, September 26, 2002 to October 5, 2003
