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Book SynopsisBenjamin Zyla rejects the claim that countries like Canada have shirked their responsibilities within NATO since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Trade Review'Zyla has produced an outstanding study of Canada's role in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization from the Cold War's end through the 1990s... The author's summary of NATO's evolution during this time period is especially well done... Highly recommended.' -- R.C. Hendrickson Choice Magazine - vol 53:01:2015
Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Chapter One: Introduction PART ONE: Frameworks Chapter Two: Traditional Thinking on Burden Sharing Chapter Three: The Conceptual Puzzle of the 'New World Order' PART TWO: Military Burdens Chapter Four: The 'New' Wars in the Balkans Chapter Five: The Balkans, Part II PART THREE: Civilian Burdens Chapter Six: NATO of Canada's Dreams: Practicing Civilian Burden Sharing, Part I Chapter Seven: Share of the Civilian Burden, Part II Conclusion Bibliography
