12 From Prague to Chicago to Honolulu: Toward Nuclear Abolition and a Renewed Canadian Role in American and NATO Nuclear Deterrence

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction xiii
4. Canada and NATO
5. Way Back Then and Now: NATO and the Canadian Interest 3
6. From Foulkes to Foulkes: Transforming the Structure of NATO 25
7. Afghanistan and After: The NATO Factor in Canadian Defence Decision Making 45
8. The Alphonse Karr Version of Canada and NATO (or Plus ça change) 62
9. NATO: Canada’s Indispensable Alliance 80
10. Canada beyond NATO Europe
11. Arctic Security: Keeping NATO Out, Russia and China Down, and the United States In 97
12. Ten Years into Forever: NORAD’s Place in Canada-US Defence Relations 110
13. Is Time out of Joint? Growing Challenges for Canada in Inter-American Defence and Security Affairs 135
14. An “Astrategic” Power: Canada, China, and Great Power Transitions 151
15. Canada and the Middle East: Working within Multilateralism 162
16. Canadian International Security: Perspectives and Issues
17. Still in the Water Supply: Myths in Canadian Defence and Security Policy Debates 183
18. From Prague to Chicago to Honolulu: Toward Nuclear Abolition and a Renewed Canadian Role in American and NATO Nuclear Deterrence 197
19. A Reason for Hope, No Reason for Optimism: Canada, Arms Control, and Disarmament 219
20. Off the Radar: Strategic Defence and Military Space 230
21. Conclusion 249
22. Contributors 261
23. Notes 263
24. Index 289