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Book SynopsisStatesmen, Strategists, and Diplomats is an incisive look at the history of Canadian foreign policy through the actions of prime ministers from Sir John A. Macdonald to Justin Trudeau.
Table of ContentsForeword / John English
Introduction / Patrice Dutil
1 The Imperial Prime Minister: The Central Role in Canadian Foreign Policy / Patrice Dutil
2 Sir John A. Macdonald and Alexander Mackenzie in the Nascent North Atlantic Triangle / Barbara J. Messamore
3 The Realism of Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s Foreign Policy / Graeme Thompson
4 Sir Robert Borden and the Rise of Conservative Internationalism / Patrice Dutil
5 The Very Double Life of Mackenzie King’s Foreign Policy / Robert Teigrob
6 The Surprising Engagement of R.B. Bennett’s Foreign Policy / Damien-Claude Bélanger
7 The Transformative Foreign Policy of Louis St-Laurent / Robert Bothwell
8 John Diefenbaker’s “Rogue” Foreign Policy / Michael D. Stevenson
9 The Limits of Pearsonianism / Jennifer Tunnicliffe
10 The Twists and Shouts of Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s Foreign Policy / Susan Colbourn
11 Brian Mulroney, Joe Clark, and a New Constructive Internationalism / Matthew Hayday
12 Jean Chrétien’s Reactive Foreign Policy / P.E. Bryden
13 The Thwarted Ambitions of Paul Martin / Stephen Azzi
14 Stephen Harper and Justin Trudeau on the International Stage / Jennifer Levin Bonder and Leah Sarson
15 Ranking the Effectiveness of Prime Ministers in Managing Foreign Policy / Patrice Dutil and Andrea Riccardo Migone
Tribute: Remembering Greg Donaghy / Patrice Dutil
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