Contemporary Canadian Issues Ser.: Australia, Canada, and Iraq : Perspectives on an Invasion by Jack Cunningham (2015, Trade Paperback)

Dundurn Press

1459731514

9781459731516

208614737

Australia, Canada, and Iraq : Perspectives on an Invasion

Jack Cunningham

Trade Paperback

English

Military / Iraq War (2003-2011), International Relations / General, Australia & New Zealand, Military / Canada

2015

History, Political Science

312 Pages

9in

1in

6in

17 Oz

2

Ds79.76

Canada's example, which takes the war power out of the hands of the prime minister alone, is one for Australia to consider.

Contents Introduction Jack Cunningham and Ramesh Thakur 1. Staying Out of Iraq Reflections by the Right Honourable Jean Chrétien 2. We Were Right to Invade Iraq The Right Honourable John Howard 3. Parliamentary Democracies at War: A Panel Discussion 4. The Shock of the Iraq War, and Awe at the Lingering Effects of the Folly Ramesh Thakur 5. The Iraq Invasion and U.S.-U.N. Relations Roger Coate 6. The U.S. Alliance of Strategic Cousins John Blaxland 7. Australia's International Deployments in Historical Perspective William Maley 8. War and the Canadian Liberal Conscience John English 9. Why Australia Invaded Iraq: A Study in Alliance Management Hugh White 10. Cheerleaders of Folly: Australia's Misguided Attempt to be a Good Ally Charles Sampford 11. Taking the Off-Ramp: Canadian Diplomacy, Intelligence, and Decision-Making before the Iraq War Timothy Andrews Sayle 12. Toujours la Politesse? The "Impolite No" on Iraq in Historical Perspective Kim Richard Nossal 13. The Politics of Disarmament: Canada and the Invasion of Iraq, 2002-03 Jack Cunningham 14. Australian Public Opinion Toward the Iraq War Ian McAllister Appendix Index

2015

Trade

2015-462747

956.7044/3

Contemporary Canadian Issues Ser.

23

Yes