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Shades of Gray? “The Foundations of Canadian Policy in World Affairs” in Context

Hector Mackenzie
Pages 459-473 | Published online: 11 Nov 2009

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Paul Gecelovsky. (2009) Constructing a middle power: Ideas and Canadian foreign policy. Canadian Foreign Policy Journal 15:1, pages 77-93.
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Laurence Cros. (2015) The Narrative of Canada as a Peacekeeping Nation since the 1990s: Permanence and Evolution of a National Paradigm. International Journal of Canadian Studies 52, pages 83-106.
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Hector Mackenzie. (2010) Golden Decade(s)? Reappraising Canada's International Relations in the 1940s and 1950s. British Journal of Canadian Studies 23:2, pages 179-206.
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