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This volume includes three of the papers presented at the seminar. The first confronts the spectre - what difference might the events of the previous September make to the global and regional security environment? The second explores the post-Cold War evolution of peacekeeping and its implications both for Canadian military practice and for the public myths about it. The third paper takes an unsentimental look at the big picture of nonproliferation, arms control, and disarmament in the light of four sets of factors shaping their prospects: national security concerns, international institutions, scientific and technological advances, and the political-strategic environment.