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Bookshelf – Understanding people: Absorbing fact through fiction
The Samaritan’s Secret Matt Beynon Rees Soho Press, 2009 $26.50, 310 pages Pray for Us Sinners Patrick Taylor Insomniac Press,...
Inside Industry
ITAR changes in the works When an American official talks to a Canadian defence audience about ITAR, the International Trade...
SitRep
Saving diplomacy from extinction The art of diplomacy may be on the verge of extinction, according to Daryl Copeland, a...
Letters to the Editor
A doctrine for the Arctic Doctrines by various United States presidents over the years have set out foreign policy stances...
Strategic asset: Operational lines for the future Reserves
It is a recurring question in the Canadian military: what will we do with the Reserves? A few years ago,...
SitRep
Mutual benefit: International security, US national security A new administration in Washington may mean new thinking on international affairs, but...
Letters to the editor
A question of security, not sovereignty I thoroughly enjoy reading your magazine. In my humble opinion, I believe Vanguard to...
Bookshelf: Understanding our Afghan war
What The Thunder Said: Reflections of a Canadian Officer in Kandahar Lieutenant Colonel John Conrad Dundurn Press, 2009 $29.95, 239...
Operation Cadence: A blockade with its own beat
The 1990s have been labeled the “sanctions decade,” but not all activities to monitor those sanctions were alike. For the...
All in: Developing the comprehensive approach
The Government of Canada (GOC) is constantly engaged in efforts to resolve complex situations both domestically and internationally. There is...