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  • 1
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    The global movement to ban landmines (1998)
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    Format: Lit.Hinw.
    ISSN: 1192-6422
    Content: Axworthy, L.: Lessons from the Ottawa process. - S.1-2. Tomlin, B. W.: On a fast-track to a ban: The Canadian policy process. - S.3-23. Dolan, M. ; Hunt, C.: Negotiating in the Ottawa process: The new multilateralism. - S.25-50. Fischer, B. A.: The United States and the Ottawa process. - S.51-68. Long, D. ; Hindle, L.: Europe and the Ottawa process: an overview. - S.69-83. Beier, J. M. ; Crosby, A. D.: Harnessing change for continuity: The play of political and economic forces behind the Ottawa process. - S.85-103. Price, R.: International norms and the mines taboo: Pulls toward compliance. - S.105-123. Larrinaga, M. de ; Sjolander, C. T.: (Re)presenting land mines from protector to enemy: The discursive framing of a new multilateralism. - S.125-146. Cameron, M. A.: Democratization of foreign policy: The Ottawa process as a model. - S.147-165
    In: Canadian foreign policy journal, Ottawa, Ontario, 1993, 5(1998), 3, Seite 1-165, 1192-6422
    Language: English
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    Globalization (1996)
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    Format: Tab., Lit.Hinw.
    ISSN: 0020-7020
    Content: Sjolander, C. T.: The rhetoric of globalization: what's in a wor(l)d? - S.603-616. Cerny, P. G.: Globalization and other stories: the search for a new paradigm for international relations. - S.617-637. Winham, G. R.: International trade policy in a globalizing economy. - S.638-650. Broadhead, L.- A.: Commissioning consent: globalization and global governance. - S.651-668. Porter, T.: Capital mobility and currency markets: can they be tamed? - S.669-689. Wolfe, R.: Global trade as a Single Undertaking: the role of ministers in the WTO. - S.690-709. Doran, C. F.: Trade dispute resolution 'on trial': softwood lumber. - S.710-733
    In: Canadian Institute of International Affairs, International journal, Toronto, Ontario : Inst., 1946, 51(1996), 4, Seite 603-733, 0020-7020
    Language: English
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    Security, strategy and the global economics of defence production (1999)
    Montreal : McGill-Queen's Univ. Press
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    Format: XVI,144 S. , Lit.Hinw.
    Series Statement: The Canada-United Kingdom Colloquia Series
    Content: Hopkinson, W.: Canada-United Kingdom defence cooperation. - S. 11-17. Hampson, F. O.: The changing nature of international conflict: challenges and responses. - S. 19-27. MacFarlane, S. N.: International security and the RMA. - S. 29-36. Gongora, T.: The shape of things to come: sizing up the revolution in military affairs. - S. 37-549. Pattie, G.: Globalization meets the defence industry. - S. 53-59. Taylor, T.: Transatlanticism versus regional consolidation. - S. 61-70. Haglund, D. G.: Transatlanticism versus regional consolidation: lessons from the Canadian experience? - S. 71-81. Manson, P. D.: Who defends the defence industry? - S. 85-92. Fergusson, J.: Beyond the Dollar crisis: defence strategy and procurement in Canada. - S. 93-106. Gummett, P.: The politics, economics and ethics of arms exports. - S. 107-118. Sjolander, C. T.: Te politcs, economics and ethics of arms exports: making sense of (Canadian) sovereignty in a post-Westphalian world. - S. 119-134
    Note: Hopkinson, W.: Canada-United Kingdom defence cooperation. - S. 11-17. Hampson, F. O.: The changing nature of international conflict: challenges and responses. - S. 19-27. MacFarlane, S. N.: International security and the RMA. - S. 29-36. Gongora, T.: The shape of things to come: sizing up the revolution in military affairs. - S. 37-549. Pattie, G.: Globalization meets the defence industry. - S. 53-59. Taylor, T.: Transatlanticism versus regional consolidation. - S. 61-70. Haglund, D. G.: Transatlanticism versus regional consolidation: lessons from the Canadian experience? - S. 71-81. Manson, P. D.: Who defends the defence industry? - S. 85-92. Fergusson, J.: Beyond the Dollar crisis: defence strategy and procurement in Canada. - S. 93-106. Gummett, P.: The politics, economics and ethics of arms exports. - S. 107-118. Sjolander, C. T.: Te politcs, economics and ethics of arms exports: making sense of (Canadian) sovereignty in a post-Westphalian world. - S. 119-134.
    Language: English
    Author information: MacFarlane, Stephen Neil 1954-
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    New directions in Canadian foreign policy : the annual John W. Holmes issue (2014)
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    Format: graph. Darst., Tab., Lit.Hinw.
    Content: Black, D.R. ; Smith, H.A.: Still notable : reassessing theoretical “exceptions” in Canadian foreign policy literature. - S. [133]-151
    Content: Nossal, K.R.: Old habits and new directions indeed. - S. [253]-257
    Content: Sjolander, C.T.: Through the looking glass : Canadian identity and the War of 1812. - S. [152]-167
    Content: Keating, T.: The transition in Canadian foreign policy through an English School lens. - S. [168]-182
    Content: Dunton, C. ; Kitchen, V.: Paradiplomatic policing and relocating Canadian foreign policy. - S. [183]-197
    Content: Kukucha, C.J.: International relations theory and Canadian foreign trade policy. - S. [198]-212
    Content: Boucher, J.-C.: Yearning for a progressive research program in Canadian foreign policy. - S. [213]-228
    Content: Bow, B.: Measuring Canadian foreign policy. - S. [229]-232
    Content: McKenzie, F.: Faith, fear, and free trade. - S. [233]-245
    Content: Cooper, A.F.: Looking back to and forward from Kim Richard Nossal's The Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy. - S. [246]-252
    In: Canadian International Council, International journal, London [u.a.] : Sage Publications, 2008, 69(2014), 2, Seite [133]-257
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    Canadian foreign policy : does gender matter? (2005)
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    Format: Lit.Hinw.
    ISSN: 1192-6422
    In: Canadian foreign policy journal, Ottawa, Ontario, 1993, 12(2005), 1, Seite 19-31, 1192-6422
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    Canadian international security policy : Reflections for a new era ; Selected proceedings of the international security research outreach programm, York Centre for International and Security Studies symposium (2002)
    Toronto : Centre for International and Security Studies
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    UID:
    kobvindex_DGP1604243139
    Format: 168 S. , graph. Darst., Tab., Lit.Hinw.
    ISBN: 0920231314
    Content: MacLean, G. A.: (Re)Defining international security policy: Canada and the 'new' policy of human security. - S. 11-23. Daudelin, J.; Seymour, L.: The relevance of irrelevance: Canada, peacekeeping, and future directions in the global peace regime. - S. 25-31. Sjolander, C. T.: Civil society, the state, and security: building walls, defining borders. - S. 33-47. ... Tremblay, R. C.; Schofield, J.: The future face of security in South Asia. - S. 61-78. MacLean, S. J.: Small arms and human security in Central Africa: national, regional, and transnational dimensions of the problem. - S. 79-102. Lloyd, C.: Small arms and light weapons: post-conference prognosis. - S. 105-115. Mutimer, D.: The future of the CTBC: new paths to pursue an old goal? - S. 117-129. Sutherland, R. G.: The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention: protocol negotiations and the Fifth Review Conference. - S. 131-145. Jing-dong Yuan: Confronting missile proliferation: toward an integrated approach. - S. 147-164. Lindsay, G.: Pursuing the non-weaponisation of outer space. - S. 165-168
    Language: English
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    Canadian international security policy : Reflections for a new era ; Selected proceedings of the international security research outreach programm, York Centre for International and Security Studies symposium (2002)
    Toronto : Centre for International and Security Studies
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    Format: 168 S. , graph. Darst., Tab., Lit.Hinw.
    ISBN: 0920231314
    Content: MacLean, G. A.: (Re)Defining international security policy: Canada and the 'new' policy of human security. - S. 11-23. Daudelin, J.; Seymour, L.: The relevance of irrelevance: Canada, peacekeeping, and future directions in the global peace regime. - S. 25-31. Sjolander, C. T.: Civil society, the state, and security: building walls, defining borders. - S. 33-47. ... Tremblay, R. C.; Schofield, J.: The future face of security in South Asia. - S. 61-78. MacLean, S. J.: Small arms and human security in Central Africa: national, regional, and transnational dimensions of the problem. - S. 79-102. Lloyd, C.: Small arms and light weapons: post-conference prognosis. - S. 105-115. Mutimer, D.: The future of the CTBC: new paths to pursue an old goal? - S. 117-129. Sutherland, R. G.: The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention: protocol negotiations and the Fifth Review Conference. - S. 131-145. Jing-dong Yuan: Confronting missile proliferation: toward an integrated approach. - S. 147-164. Lindsay, G.: Pursuing the non-weaponisation of outer space. - S. 165-168
    Note: MacLean, G. A.: (Re)Defining international security policy: Canada and the 'new' policy of human security. - S. 11-23. Daudelin, J.; Seymour, L.: The relevance of irrelevance: Canada, peacekeeping, and future directions in the global peace regime. - S. 25-31. Sjolander, C. T.: Civil society, the state, and security: building walls, defining borders. - S. 33-47. ... Tremblay, R. C.; Schofield, J.: The future face of security in South Asia. - S. 61-78. MacLean, S. J.: Small arms and human security in Central Africa: national, regional, and transnational dimensions of the problem. - S. 79-102. Lloyd, C.: Small arms and light weapons: post-conference prognosis. - S. 105-115. Mutimer, D.: The future of the CTBC: new paths to pursue an old goal? - S. 117-129. Sutherland, R. G.: The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention: protocol negotiations and the Fifth Review Conference. - S. 131-145. Jing-dong Yuan: Confronting missile proliferation: toward an integrated approach. - S. 147-164. Lindsay, G.: Pursuing
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    The global movement to ban landmines (1998)
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    Format: Lit.Hinw.
    ISSN: 1192-6422
    Content: Axworthy, L.: Lessons from the Ottawa process. - S.1-2. Tomlin, B. W.: On a fast-track to a ban: The Canadian policy process. - S.3-23. Dolan, M. ; Hunt, C.: Negotiating in the Ottawa process: The new multilateralism. - S.25-50. Fischer, B. A.: The United States and the Ottawa process. - S.51-68. Long, D. ; Hindle, L.: Europe and the Ottawa process: an overview. - S.69-83. Beier, J. M. ; Crosby, A. D.: Harnessing change for continuity: The play of political and economic forces behind the Ottawa process. - S.85-103. Price, R.: International norms and the mines taboo: Pulls toward compliance. - S.105-123. Larrinaga, M. de ; Sjolander, C. T.: (Re)presenting land mines from protector to enemy: The discursive framing of a new multilateralism. - S.125-146. Cameron, M. A.: Democratization of foreign policy: The Ottawa process as a model. - S.147-165
    Note: Axworthy, L.: Lessons from the Ottawa process. - S.1-2. Tomlin, B. W.: On a fast-track to a ban: The Canadian policy process. - S.3-23. Dolan, M. ; Hunt, C.: Negotiating in the Ottawa process: The new multilateralism. - S.25-50. Fischer, B. A.: The United States and the Ottawa process. - S.51-68. Long, D. ; Hindle, L.: Europe and the Ottawa process: an overview. - S.69-83. Beier, J. M. ; Crosby, A. D.: Harnessing change for continuity: The play of political and economic forces behind the Ottawa process. - S.85-103. Price, R.: International norms and the mines taboo: Pulls toward compliance. - S.105-123. Larrinaga, M. de ; Sjolander, C. T.: (Re)presenting land mines from protector to enemy: The discursive framing of a new multilateralism. - S.125-146. Cameron, M. A.: Democratization of foreign policy: The Ottawa process as a model. - S.147-165.
    In: Canadian foreign policy journal, Ottawa, Ontario, 1993, 5(1998), 3, Seite 1-165, 1192-6422
    In: volume:5
    In: year:1998
    In: number:3
    In: pages:1-165
    Language: English
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    Canadian foreign policy : does gender matter? (2005)
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    ISSN: 1192-6422
    In: Canadian foreign policy journal, Ottawa, Ontario, 1993, 12(2005), 1, Seite 19-31, 1192-6422
    In: volume:12
    In: year:2005
    In: number:1
    In: pages:19-31
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    New directions in Canadian foreign policy : the annual John W. Holmes issue (2014)
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    Format: graph. Darst., Tab., Lit.Hinw.
    ISSN: 0020-7020
    Content: Black, D.R. ; Smith, H.A.: Still notable : reassessing theoretical “exceptions” in Canadian foreign policy literature. - S. [133]-151
    Content: Nossal, K.R.: Old habits and new directions indeed. - S. [253]-257
    Content: Sjolander, C.T.: Through the looking glass : Canadian identity and the War of 1812. - S. [152]-167
    Content: Keating, T.: The transition in Canadian foreign policy through an English School lens. - S. [168]-182
    Content: Dunton, C. ; Kitchen, V.: Paradiplomatic policing and relocating Canadian foreign policy. - S. [183]-197
    Content: Kukucha, C.J.: International relations theory and Canadian foreign trade policy. - S. [198]-212
    Content: Boucher, J.-C.: Yearning for a progressive research program in Canadian foreign policy. - S. [213]-228
    Content: Bow, B.: Measuring Canadian foreign policy. - S. [229]-232
    Content: McKenzie, F.: Faith, fear, and free trade. - S. [233]-245
    Content: Cooper, A.F.: Looking back to and forward from Kim Richard Nossal's The Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy. - S. [246]-252
    Note: Black, D.R. ; Smith, H.A.: Still notable : reassessing theoretical "exceptions" in Canadian foreign policy literature. - S. [133]-151 Sjolander, C.T.: Through the looking glass : Canadian identity and the War of 1812. - S. [152]-167 Keating, T.: The transition in Canadian foreign policy through an English School lens. - S. [168]-182 Dunton, C. ; Kitchen, V.: Paradiplomatic policing and relocating Canadian foreign policy. - S. [183]-197 Kukucha, C.J.: International relations theory and Canadian foreign trade policy. - S. [198]-212 Boucher, J.-C.: Yearning for a progressive research program in Canadian foreign policy. - S. [213]-228 Bow, B.: Measuring Canadian foreign policy. - S. [229]-232 McKenzie, F.: Faith, fear, and free trade. - S. [233]-245 Cooper, A.F.: Looking back to and forward from Kim Richard Nossal's The Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy. - S. [246]-252 Nossal, K.R.: Old habits and new directions indeed. - S. [253]-257
    In: Canadian International Council, International journal, London [u.a.] : Sage Publications, 2008, 69(2014), 2, Seite [133]-257, 0020-7020
    In: volume:69
    In: year:2014
    In: number:2
    In: pages:[133]-257
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