VOLUME 66 ISSUE 2
CANADA, THE US, AND CHINA: A NEW PACIFIC TRIANGLE?
Editor’s introduction - David G. Haglund & Joseph T. Jockel
Middle powers during great power transitions: China’s rise and the future of Canada-US relations - Bruce Gilley
US-China military and security developments: Implications for Canada - Elinor Sloan
Dragon fears: China’s impact on Canada-US trade relations - Michael Hart
Trilateral environment and sustainable development - Arthur J. Hanson
Over the transom
Great powers in a restrictive international environment - Steven E. Lobell
Forceful persuasion or half-hearted diplomacy? Lessons from the Kosovo crisis- Michael Manulak
The legality of the International Criminal Court’s decision against Omar Al-Bashir of Sudan - Samar El-Masri
Reconfiguring Canadian democracy promotion: Convergence with the US approach? - Neil A. Burron
The best of Études internationales
Europe’s place in Canadian strategic culture (1949-2009) - Frédéric Mérand & Antoine Vandemoortele
The lessons of history
Uncertain guardians: The UN security council’s past and future - David Bosco
Blasts from the past
US-Canada security: The Long Polar Watch and Canada’s Changing Defence Policy 1957-1963 - David T. Jones
Coming attractions
NATO’s new strategic concept, nuclear weapons, and global zero - Ian P. Rutherford
Debates
The future of American global power James Fergusson
Soaring eagle, crouching dragon? The likely prospect of continued American hegemony - Douglas Alan Ross
Happy handover: Thoughts on Sino-American relations in America’s shadow - Alexander Moens
Awards
Reviews
Benjamin Zyla on Veronica M. Kitchen, The Globalization of NATO
Jack Cunningham on Judith Stein, Pivotal Decade and Jefferson Cowie, Stayin’ Alive
Serge Ricard on Robert J. Young, An American By Degrees
Michel Fortmann on Beatrice Heuser, The Evolution of Strategy
Jacek Więcławski on Olga Oliker, Keith Crane, Lowell H. Schwartz, and Catherine Yusupov, Russian Foreign Policy
Nathan Andrews on Susan Pick and Jenna Sirkin, Breaking the Poverty Cycle
