Spanning academic and public debates, Empire’s Ally opens a new line of argument on why the mission has entered a stage of crisis.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jerome Klassen is a Research Fellow at the MIT Center for International Studies.
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Preface 1. Introduction: Empire, Afghanistan and Canadian Foreign Policy Jerome Klassen (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Section One: Afghanistan, Empire and the ‘War on Terror’ 1. Afghanistan and Empire John W. Warnock (University of Regina) 2. A ‘Single War’: The Political Economy of Intervention in the Middle East and Central Asia Adam Hanieh (University of London) 3. The Empire of Capital and the Latest Inning of the Great Game Michael Skinner (York University) 4. Methods of Empire: State Building, Development, and War in Afghanistan Jerome Klassen Section Two: The Political Economy of Canadian Foreign Policy 5. From the Avro Arrow to Afghanistan: The Political Economy of Canadian Militarism Paul Kellogg (Athabasca University) 6. Canada and the Third World: The Political Economy of Intervention Todd Gordon (York University) 7. Fewer Illusions: Canadian Foreign Policy Since 2001 Greg Albo (York University) Section Three: Canada’s War in Afghanistan 8. Failed States and Canada’s 3D Policy in Afghanistan Angela Joya (York University) 9. Building an Expeditionary Force for Democracy Promotion Anthony Fenton (York University) and Jon Elmer 10. Incompatible Objectives: Counterinsurgency and Development in Afghanistan Justin Podur (York University) 11. Canada’s Afghan Detainee Torture Scandal: How Stories of Torture Define the Nation Sherene H. Razack (University of Toronto) Section Four: The Anti-War Movement in Canada 12. Québec Solidaire and the Anti-War Movement Benoit Renaud and Jessica Squires (Library and Archives Canada) 13. Bringing Ottawa’s Warmakers to Heel: The Anti-War Movement in Canada Derrick O’Keefe (Canadian Peace Alliance)
Preface 1. Introduction: Empire, Afghanistan and Canadian Foreign Policy Jerome Klassen (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Section One: Afghanistan, Empire and the ‘War on Terror’ 1. Afghanistan and Empire John W. Warnock (University of Regina) 2. A ‘Single War’: The Political Economy of Intervention in the Middle East and Central Asia Adam Hanieh (University of London) 3. The Empire of Capital and the Latest Inning of the Great Game Michael Skinner (York University) 4. Methods of Empire: State Building, Development, and War in Afghanistan Jerome Klassen Section Two: The Political Economy of Canadian Foreign Policy 5. From the Avro Arrow to Afghanistan: The Political Economy of Canadian Militarism Paul Kellogg (Athabasca University) 6. Canada and the Third World: The Political Economy of Intervention Todd Gordon (York University) 7. Fewer Illusions: Canadian Foreign Policy Since 2001 Greg Albo (York University) Section Three: Canada’s War in Afghanistan 8. Failed States and Canada’s 3D Policy in Afghanistan Angela Joya (York University) 9. Building an Expeditionary Force for Democracy Promotion Anthony Fenton (York University) and Jon Elmer 10. Incompatible Objectives: Counterinsurgency and Development in Afghanistan Justin Podur (York University) 11. Canada’s Afghan Detainee Torture Scandal: How Stories of Torture Define the Nation Sherene H. Razack (University of Toronto) Section Four: The Anti-War Movement in Canada 12. Québec Solidaire and the Anti-War Movement Benoit Renaud and Jessica Squires (Library and Archives Canada) 13. Bringing Ottawa’s Warmakers to Heel: The Anti-War Movement in Canada Derrick O’Keefe (Canadian Peace Alliance)
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