The Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy, Fourth Edition (Queen's Policy Studies Series, 188) (Volume 188)
by Kim Richard Nossal, Stephane Roussel, Stephane Paquin, Kim Nossal
This fourth edition of The Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy examines the political underpinnings of Canada's international engagements. Part of the Queen's Policy Studies Series, it analyzes the dynamics of policy-making in a global context, offering insights for academics and practitioners alike. Updated to address modern developments, the book underscores the interplay of domestic and international factors shaping Canadian diplomacy.
About This Book
The Politics of Canadian Foreign Policy, 4th Edition, offers an in-depth examination of the forces influencing Canada's role on the international stage. Authored by Kim Richard Nossal, Stephane Roussel, and Stephane Paquin, this volume updates key discussions on policy formulation and execution.
As part of the Queen's Policy Studies Series, Volume 188, the book addresses the evolving landscape of Canadian diplomacy, highlighting the interplay between domestic politics and external affairs. It provides a structured analysis suitable for students, policymakers, and scholars interested in Canadian governance.
This edition reflects contemporary challenges and historical contexts, ensuring relevance in understanding Canada's foreign policy traditions and adaptations. The text emphasizes critical perspectives on how political decisions impact national interests abroad.
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