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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vi
3. Acknowledgements viii
4. Introduction x
5. I Ideas of Multilateralism
6. 1 The Ethics of International Coercion: Two Types of Multilateralism 3
7. 2 Separated at Birth, Reunited in Global Economics? The English School, Ipe, and Postwar Multilateralism 29
8. 3 Regional Multilateralism and the Reconfiguration of International Society: A View from the English School 61
9. 4 Realist Multilateralism: Co-operation in the Emerging Multipolar System 83
10. 5 The Multilateral Impulse: Contract or Covenant? 105
11. II Multilateralism in practice
12. 6 Kicking It Old School: Romanticism with Conservative Characteristics 131
13. 7 Multilateralism and US Foreign Policy: The United Nations in the Clinton Era 153
14. 8 Multilateralism and Canadian Foreign Trade Policy: A Long View 177
15. 9 Nato and the New Western Imperialism: How Western Aggression Created the Russia Problem 197
16. 10 Multilateralism as Motive and Opportunity: The Case of Canada–South Africa Relations 219
17. 11 Evaluating Keating’s Idea of Multilateralism: The United Nations’ Approach to Terrorism in a Post-9/11 World 239
18. 12 Stephen Ha rper and Multilateralism: A Rebuttal to Keating’s Twilight of Canadian Multilateralism 261
19. 13 Africa’s Geopolitical Space and Canada’s Multilateral Security Strategy: The Chrétien and Harper Eras 281
20. Conclusion: Reconciling the Idea and Practice of Multilateralism 315
21. Contributors 335
22. Index 341