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How cultural and religious diplomacy influenced Canada-Mexico relations.

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"Connected Struggles makes a very significant and original contribution and represents a serious advance in state-of-the art research. Identity politics influenced the history of Canadian and Mexican diplomacy in the Americas - that is what is revealed and explained in this study, with all the implications this had for Canada's and Mexico's political contexts." Jean Meyer Barth, History Division, Centro de Investigacio n y Docencia Econo micas " Sheds light on a significant, but still little-studied, period of transition in Mexican politics. Demers does an admirable job of considering what his narrative tells us about both Mexico and Canada. A fascinating story about both the extent to which civil society and non-state actors can shape international relations and the limits of their influence." British Journal of Canadian Studies

Connected Struggles

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      Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 18/07/2014
      ISBN13: 9780773543577, 978-0773543577
      ISBN10: 0773543570

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      How cultural and religious diplomacy influenced Canada-Mexico relations.

      Trade Review
      "Connected Struggles makes a very significant and original contribution and represents a serious advance in state-of-the art research. Identity politics influenced the history of Canadian and Mexican diplomacy in the Americas - that is what is revealed and explained in this study, with all the implications this had for Canada's and Mexico's political contexts." Jean Meyer Barth, History Division, Centro de Investigacio n y Docencia Econo micas " Sheds light on a significant, but still little-studied, period of transition in Mexican politics. Demers does an admirable job of considering what his narrative tells us about both Mexico and Canada. A fascinating story about both the extent to which civil society and non-state actors can shape international relations and the limits of their influence." British Journal of Canadian Studies

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