Foreword / Barbara J. McDougall
Acronyms
Part 1: Introduction
1 The Conservative Era in Canadian Foreign Policy, 1984-93 / Nelson Michaud and Kim Richard Nossal
2 Architects or Engineers? The Conservatives and Foreign Policy / Denis Stairs
Part 2: Policy Issues
3 Leaving the Past Behind: The Free Trade Initiative / Brian Tomlin
4 Continental Drift: Energy Policy and Canadian–American Relations / Tammy L. Nemeth
5 Shades of Grey in Canada’s Greening during the Mulroney Era / Heather A. Smith
6 A Northern Foreign Policy: The Politics of Ad Hocery / Rob Huebert
7 Big Eyes and Empty Pockets: The Two Phases of Conservative Defence Policy / Norrin M. Ripsman
8 The Conservative Approach to International Peacekeeping / Manon Tessier and Michel Fortmann
9 Mulroney’s International “Beau Risque”: The Golden Age of Québec's Foreign Policy / Luc Bernier
10 Explaining the Decision to Join the OAS: An Interpretation / Gordon Mace
11 Good Global Governance or Political Opportunism? Mulroney and UN Social Conferences / Andrew F. Cooper
12 How Exceptional? Assessing the Anti-Apartheid “Crusade” / David M. Black
13 Liberal Internationalism for Conservatives: The Good Governance Initiative / Paul Gecelovsky and Tom Keating
Part 3: The Policy-Making Process
14 The Conservatives and Foreign Policy-Making: A Foreign Service View / J.H. Taylor
15 Adding Women but Forgetting to Stir: Gender and Foreign Policy in the Mulroney Era / Claire Turenne Sjolander
16 Ethnic Groups and Conservative Foreign Policy / Roy Norton
17 Bureaucratic Politics and the Making of the 1987 Defence White Paper / Nelson Michaud
18 Opening Up the Policy Process: How Important Is Party? / Kim Richard Nossal
19 Diplomatic Departures? Assessing the Conservative Era in Foreign Policy / Nelson Michaud and Kim Richard Nossal
Appendices
A Chronology of Events, 1984-93
B Photo Gallery
C Foreign Policy Appointments, 1984-93
Bibliographical Essay
Contributors
Index