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What Comes From The Crypt, Erika Simpson
A Case Study: The Diefenbaker Government's Shifting Nato Commitments, Erika Simpson
A Case Study: The Diefenbaker Government's Shifting Nato Commitments, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
New Ways Of Thinking About Nuclear Weapons And Canada’S Defence Policy, Erika Simpson
New Ways Of Thinking About Nuclear Weapons And Canada’S Defence Policy, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
The Belief Systems Of Critics: General Patterns Between 1963 And 1989, Erika Simpson
The Belief Systems Of Critics: General Patterns Between 1963 And 1989, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
The Traditional Beliefs And Assumptions Of Defenders, 1957-1963, Erika Simpson
The Traditional Beliefs And Assumptions Of Defenders, 1957-1963, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
Leader's Belief Systems And Canada's Defense Commitments, Erika Simpson
Leader's Belief Systems And Canada's Defense Commitments, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
Canada's Nato Commitments During The Cold War, Erika Simpson
Canada's Nato Commitments During The Cold War, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
An Independent Special Panel Was Established By Prime Minister Harper On Friday To Review Canada’S Mission And Future In Afghanistan, Cris De Clercy, Erika Simpson
An Independent Special Panel Was Established By Prime Minister Harper On Friday To Review Canada’S Mission And Future In Afghanistan, Cris De Clercy, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
An edited version of this article was published as "Is Afghanistan panel just a crass bid to deflect critics?” in London Free Press on October 17, 2007. London Free Press : http://save6.sunmedia.ca/Save/classic/doc?docid=34038784&q=Is%20Afghanistan%20panel%20just%20a%20crass%20bid%20to%20deflect%20critics&stem=false&spaceop=AND&ttype=xsl&tval=headline_sun&pos=0&hn=1&pubAbbrev=sunmedia&dtokey=yvwzsa#anchor34038784
The Belief Systems Of Defenders: General Patterns Between 1963 And 1989, Erika Simpson
The Belief Systems Of Defenders: General Patterns Between 1963 And 1989, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
Canada’S Nato Commitment: Current Controversies, Past Debates, And Future Issues, Erika Simpson
Canada’S Nato Commitment: Current Controversies, Past Debates, And Future Issues, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
Although Canada has been a committed member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) since the alliance was founded in 1949, it has not greeted all NATO decisions with unalloyed pleasure, as the recent debate about enlargement and the controversy over NATO bombing of Kosovo and Serbia will attest. And we can probably expect yet another debate about Canada's commitment toNATO later this year because the foreign minister, Lloyd Axworthy, has promised to question NATO'S continued reliance on nuclear deterrence. There is also bound to be future dissension over whether the Allies should embrace such countries as Latvia, Lithuania, and …
Nato And The Bomb, Canadian Defenders Confront Critics, Erika Simpson
Nato And The Bomb, Canadian Defenders Confront Critics, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
The Cost Of Nato Expansion For Canada, Erika Simpson
The Cost Of Nato Expansion For Canada, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
Expanding Membership Of Nato Could Be Risky, Erika Simpson
Expanding Membership Of Nato Could Be Risky, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
A 'Strategic' Way To Vote 'Smart', Joanna Santa-Barbara, Erika Simpson
A 'Strategic' Way To Vote 'Smart', Joanna Santa-Barbara, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
Canadian Action For Zero Nuclear Weapons, Erika Simpson
Canadian Action For Zero Nuclear Weapons, Erika Simpson
Erika Simpson
No abstract provided.
Canadian Belief Systems In Context, Erika Simpson
Canadian Multiculturalism And The Absence Of The Far Right, Cas Mudde
Canadian Multiculturalism And The Absence Of The Far Right, Cas Mudde
Cas Mudde
The far right has never been a prominent force in Canadian politics or society. Traditionally, they more resembled the North American than the West European model: ideologically dominated by right-wing populism and white supremacy, organizationally characterized by factionalism and sectarianism. The extreme right seems an almost negligible force today, in part reflecting a similar decline in the United States, while the radical right has so far been unable to build upon the recent upsurge of Islamophobia, as in Western Europe. We argue that the failure of the Canadian radical right is primarily the result of Canada's unique multiculturalism policy, which …