The middle power

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• Adam Chapnick is completing an MA at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs with an emphasis on Canadian foreign policy. He would like to thank Dr. Norman Hillmer for his support and feedback, the three anonymous reviewers for their helpful suggestions and Jordana Fienberg for her research assistance.
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