Case Study D

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface and Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction 3
5. The Conceptual Framework for Assessing Canadian Strategic Power in Constitutional Terms
6. Framing Some Key Concepts 13
7. Diplomacy 29
8. The Military 38
9. Government, or Pure Executive Potency 46
10. Natural Resources (and Food) 55
11. National Economic Might 68
12. Communications 81
13. Population 94
14. The Strategic Constitution as Conceptual and Analytical Framework 103
15. Applying the Conceptual Framework: Four Policy Case Studies
16. Case Study A 109
17. Case Study B 120
18. Case Study C 135
19. Case Study D 151
20. Conclusion 169
21. Notes 175
22. Bibliography 235
23. Indexes 248
24. Law and Society 263