Canada at War and Peace, II
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THE THESIS
This volume examines Canada's complex role in global conflicts and peacekeeping missions. It delves into the historical context, strategic decisions, and human experiences that have shaped the nation's involvement in both war and peace operations, building upon previous analyses to offer a comprehensive overview of Canada's military and diplomatic engagements.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Analysis of Canada's participation in major international conflicts.
- Exploration of Canada's contributions to UN peacekeeping operations.
- Examination of the political and social factors influencing Canadian foreign policy and military deployment.
- Case studies of specific military campaigns and peacekeeping missions.
- Discussion of the evolution of Canada's role on the world stage.
- Biographical sketches of key figures in Canada's military and diplomatic history.
- Impact of global events on Canadian defense policy.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This book is likely to be regarded as a detailed historical account of Canada's military and peacekeeping endeavors. The scope suggests a comprehensive overview for those interested in Canadian foreign policy and its international engagements. The content is expected to provide significant historical context and analysis of key events and decisions.
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Publication Date:
2001-01-01
ISBN-10:
1895896126
ISBN-13:
9781895896121
History
Non-Fiction
Military History
Canadian History
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