International Journal 2002 - 2003: Vol 58 Index

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Index 2002-2003
ARTICLES
BOTHWELL, ROBERT. Canada-United States relations: options for the
1970s (winter) 65
BOUTILIER, JAMES A. The Canadian Navy and the new naval environ-
ment in Asia (winter) 181
BRECHER, IRVING. In defence of preventive war: a Canadian’s perspec-
tive (Summer) 253
BUTLER, MICHAEL J. & MARK A. BOYER. Bosnian peacekeeping and EU
tax harmony: evolving policy frames and changing policy processes
(spring) 389
BYERS, MICHAEL. Canadian armed forces under United States com-
mand (winter) 89
CHAPNICK, ADAM. The Ottawa process revisited: aggressive unilateral-
ism in the post-Cold War world (summer) 281
COHEN, ANDREW. Seize the day (winter) 139
CULPEPER, ROY, DAVID EMELIFEONWU & LUIGI SCARPA DE MASELLIS.
Architecture without blueprints: opportunities and challenges for
the new prime minister in international development policy
(autumn) 667
DAUDELIN, JEAN. Foreign policy at the fringe: Canada and Latin
America (autumn) 637
FLICKER, CHARLES. Next year in Jerusalem: Joe Clark and the Jerusalem
embassy affair (winter) 115
FRASER, JOHN M. Serbia and Montenegro: how much sovereignty?
What kind of association? (spring) 373
GAGNE, GILBERT. The Canada-US softwood lumber dispute: a test case
for the development of international trade rules (summer) 335
GRIFFITHS, FRANKLYN. The shipping news: Canada’s Arctic sovereignty
not on thinning ice (spring) 257
HAGLUND, DAVID G. “Are we the isolationists?” North American isola-
tionism in a comparative context (winter) |
HART, MICHAEL. Lessons from Canada’s history as a trading nation
(winter) 25
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HARVEY, FRANK P. The future of strategic stability and nuclear deter-
ence (spring) 321
HUEBERT, ROB. The shipping news part Il: how Canada’s Arctic sover-
eignty is on thinning ice (summer) 295
LINDSEY, GEORGE. Potential contributions by the Canadian Armed
Forces to the defence of North America against terrorism: the
importance of overhead surveillance (summer) 309
LO, JAMES. Nuclear deterrence in south Asia: theory and practice (sum-
mer) 395
LOCHER, ANNA & CHRISTIAN NUENLIST. Reinventing NATO: Canada
and the multilateralization of détente, 1962-1966 (spring) 283
LONG, DAVID. Transatlantic relations and Canadian foreign policy
(autumn) 59]
MUNTON, DON. Whither internationalism? (winter) 155
POTTER, EVAN. Canada and the new public diplomacy (winter) 43
ROSS, DOUGLAS A. Foreign policy challenges for Paul Martin: Canada’s
international security policy in an era of American hyperpower and
continental vulnerability (autumn) 533
ROUSSEL, STEPHANE. “Honey, are you still mad at me? I’ve changed,
you know...”: Canada-US relations in a post—Saddam/post-
Chrétien era (autumn) 571
SANCHEZ, OMAR. The sanctions malaise: the case of Cuba (spring) 347
SLOAN, ELINOR. Beyond primacy: American grand strategy in the
post—September I Tera (spring) 303
STAIRS, DENIS. Challenges and opportunities for Canadian foreign pol-
icy in the Paul Martin era (autumn) 481
STAIRS, DENIS. Myths, morals, and reality in Canadian foreign policy
(spring) 239
VAN DER WESTHUIZEN, JANIS. How (not) to sell big ideas: argument,
identity and NEPAD (summer) 369
VIPOND, ROBERT. We all lost the Iraq War: reflections of aC anadian
Fulbrighter in America (summer) 239
WATSON, WILLIAM. Memo to Prime Minister Paul Martin (autumn)
507
WOO, YUEN PAU. The re-emergence of the re-emergence of Asia and its
implications for Canada-Asia relations (autumn) 615
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ESSAYS
DE LOURDES DIECK-ASSAD, MARIA. Js there a NAFTA plus? (summer) 433
DODGE, DAVID. Economic integration in North America (summer)
419
HANDELMAN, STEPHEN. Whose border is it, anyway? Rethinking North
America’s defences, from smart borders to smart missiles (summer)
455
HARPER, TIM. US ambassador Paul Cellucci (autumn) 711
HILL, CHARLES. Remembering—and defending—the international
states system (autumn) 701
KINGSTON, PAUL. Avoiding globalization? The political economy of
development in the Middle East and north Africa (winter) 201
MAXWELL, JUDITH. What do Canadians want in North America?
Coming of age in Canada (summer) 429
MCDOUGALL, BARBARA. Foreword (autumn) 477
MCGOWAN, DAVID. The prospects of a North American project: an
introduction (summer) 415
PERCY, SARAH. This gun’s for hire: a new look at an old issue (autumn)
PA
WESTELL, ANTHONY. What kind of North America do Canadians
want? (summer) 443
YUSSUFF, HASSAN. Sovereignty or standard of living? (summer) 447
REVIEWS
ANDREWS, DAVID M., C. RANDALL HENNING AND LOUIS W. PAULY, eds.
Governing the World’ Moneyb y Nicholas Bayne (summer) 471
BARKER, JONATHAN. 7he No-Nonsense Guide to Terrorism by Lee-Anne
Broadhead (summer) 473
BOOTH, KEN AND TIM DUNNE, eds. Worlds in Collision: Terror and the
Future of the Global Orderb y Beth Fischer (winter) 224
BORSTELMANN, THOMAS. The Cold War and the Color Line: Race
Relations in the Global Arena by Toby Zanin (winter) 235
BRENNER, MICHAEL AND GUILLAUME PARMENTIER. Reconcilable
Differences: U.S.—French Relations in the New Era by David G.
Haglund (winter) 228
Autumn 2003 751
BURGAT, FRANCOIS. Face to Face with Political Islam by Louis A. Delvoie
(summer) 474
CAMERON, DAVID R. AND JANICE GROSS STEIN, eds. Street Protests and
Fantasy Parks: Globalization, Culture, and the State by Walter C.
Soderlund (winter) 220
COHEN, ANDREW. While Canada Slept: How We Lost Our Place in the
World by Robert Bothwell (spring) 420
COOPER, ANDREW E., JOHN ENGLISH AND RAMESH THAKUR, eds.
Enhancing Global Governance: Towards a New Diplomacy by
Chandra Lekha Sriram (winter) 222
DONAGHY, GREG. Tolerant Allies: Canada and the United States 1963-
1968 by W. Thomas (spring) 418
DRAGOVIC-SOSO, JASNA. Saviours of the Nation: Serbias Intellectual
Opposition and the Revival of Nationalism by John M. Fraser
(spring) 429
FATTON JR., ROBERT. Haitis Predatory Republic: The Unending
Transition to Democracy by Roy Thomas (summer) 467
FEIGENBAUM, EVAN A. China’ Techno-Warriors: National Security and
Strategic Competition from the Nuclear to the Information Age by
Michael Szonyi (autumn) 737
GARRETON, MANUEL ANTONIO AND EDWARD NEWMAN, eds.
(Re) Constructing Political Society by Ana Maria Bergarano (winter)
233
GRIFFITHS, ANN L., ed. The Canadian Forces and Interoperability:
Panacea or Perditionb? y Joseph R. Nunez (spring) 417
HELLEINER, ERIC. The Making of National Money: Territorial
Currencies in Historical Perspectiveb y Francine McKenzie (autumn)
738
HENRY, CLEMENT M. AND ROBERT SPRINGBORG. Globalization and the
Politics of Development in the Middle East by Marie-Joélle Zahar
(spring) 422
HITCHCOCK, WILLIAM |. The Struggle for Europe: The History of a
Divided Continent 1945-2002 by Margaret MacMillan (spring)
425
HOCKING, BRIAN AND DAVID SPENCE, eds. Foreign Ministries in the
European Union: Integrating Diplomats by Greg Donaghy (summer)
469
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IVANOV, IGOR S$. The New Russian Diplomacy by Anne Leahy (winter)
237
JOB, CVIJETO. Yugoslavia’ Run: The Bloody Lessons of Nationalism: A
Patriots Warning by John M. Fraser (winter) 226
LACKENBAUER, P. WHITNEY, ed. An Inside Look at External Affairs
During the Trudeau Years: The Memoirs of Mark MacGuigan by
Robert Bothwell (winter) 216
LARMOUR, PETER AND NICK WOLANIN, eds. Corruption and Anti-
Corruption by Wesley Cragg (winter) 223
LEBOR, ADAM. Milosevic: A Biographyb y John M. Fraser (spring) 427
, BERNARD. What Went Wrong? Western Impact and Middle Eastern
Response by Louis A. Delvoie (winter) 230
MACMILLAN, MARGARET AND FRANCINE MCKENZIE, eds. Parties Long
Estranged: Canada and Australia in the Twentieth Century by John
Hilliker (summer) 465
MARKESINIS, B.S., ed. The British Contribution to the Europe of the
Twenty-First Century by John Sutcliffe (winter) 227
MGBEOJI, IKECHI. Collective Insecurity: The Liberian crisis, unilateralism,
and global order by Peter Arthur (autumn) 743
\MICHI. State Power and Multinational Oil Corporations: The
oo: ; ; ; ;
Political Economy of Market Intervention in Canada and Japan by
Daizo Sakurada (winter) 219
NARINE, SHAUN. Explaining ASEAN: Regionalism in southeast Asia by
David ( apie (summer) 47
RICHTER, ANDREW. Avoiding Armageddon: Canadian Militar)
Strategy and Nuclear Weapons, 1950-63 by Patricia McMahon
(winter) 213
RIPSMAN, NORRIN M. Peacemaking by Democracies: The Effect of State
Autonomy on the Post—Cold War Settlements by David A. Welch
(spring) 423
SLOAN, ELINOR C. The Revolution in Military Affairs: Implications for
Canada and NATO by Dean F. Oliver (winter) 218
SODERLUND, WALTER C. Media Definitions of Cold War Reality by David
Close (winter) 234
STOFFMAN, DANIEL. Who Gets In: Whats Wrong with Canadas
Immigration System—and How to Fix It by Gerald Dirks (winter)
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rANGREDI, SAM J., ed. Globalization and Maritime Power by James A.
Boutilier (autumn) 741
UNGER, JONATHAN, ed. The Nature of Chinese Politics: From Mao to
Jiang by Fred Edwards (winter) 232
ZIMMERMAN, WARREN. First Great Triumph: How Five Americans Made
Their Country A World Powerb y Toby Zanin (autumn) 740
REVIEWERS
Arthur, Peter, (autumn) 743 Hilliker, John, (summer) 465
Bayne, Nicholas, (summer) 471 Leahy, Anne, (winter) 237
Berjarano, Ana Maria, (winter) MacMillan, Margaret, (spring)
233 425
Bothwell, Robert, (winter) 216, McKenzie, Francine, (autumn)
(spring) 420 738
Boutilier, James A., (autumn) McMahon, Patricia, (winter)
74]\ 213
Broadhead, Lee-Anne, (summer) Nunez, Joseph R., (spring) 417
473 Oliver, Dean FE, (winter) 218
Capie, David, (summer) 472 Sakurada, Daizo, (winter) 219
Close, David, (winter) 234 Soderlund, Walter C., (winter)
Cragg, Wesley, (winter) 223 220
Delvoie, Louis A., (winter) 230, Sriram, Chandra Lekha, (winter)
(summer) 474 oe oe
Dirks, Gerald, (winter) 215 Sutcliffe, John, (winter) 227
Donaghy, Greg, (summer) 469 Szonyi, Michael, (autumn) 737
Edwards, Fred, (winter) 232 Thomas, Roy, (summer) 467
Fischer, Beth, (winter) 224 Thomas, W., (spring) 418
Fraser, John M., (winter) 226, Welch, David A., (spring) 423
(spring) 427, (spring) 429 Zahar, Marie-Joélle, (spring) 422
Haglund, David G., (winter) Zanin, Toby, (winter) 235,
228 (autumn) 740
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