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Canadian Gunboat Diplomacy: The Canadian Navy & Foreign Policy
Edited by Ann Griffiths, Richard Gimblett and Peter Haydon
Halifax, Nova Scotia: Centre for Foreign Policy Studies
November 2000
CDN $25.00
Table of Contents
List of Acronyms
Introduction
Richard H. Gimblett
Keynote Address
Wagging the Dog: How Canada has
Influenced the Exercise of Sea Power
W.A.B Douglas
Part One
In Whose Interests? The Royal Canadian Navy
and Naval Diplomacy in El Salvador, 1932
Serge Durflinger
Canada's Pacific Carriers: A Study of
Manipulation and Neglect, 1943-1950
Michael A. Hennessy
Canadian Gunboat
Cresent
and the Chinese Civil War, 1949
Richard H. Gimblett
The Evolution of the Canadian Naval Task Group
Peter T. Haydon
Foreign Policy and Naval Forces: A Canadian Perspective
Bruce Fenton
Maple Leaf Over the Caribbean: Gunboat Diplomacy Canadian Style?
Sean M. Maloney
The Canadian Maritime Contribution to Peace-Support Operations
Douglas S. Thomas
Part Two
Canada's Naval Strategy: The Record and the Prospects
Nicholas Tracy
The Political Uses of Medium Power Navies
Fred Crickard and Gregory L. Witol
The Canadian Naval Task Group
David Morse
The Politics of Arctic Security: In Search of a Canadian Arctic
Maritime Security Policy
Rob Huebert
Confidence Building at Sea
David Griffiths
The Roles of Navies in the 21st Century
John H. Noer
Toward a New Balance for the Canadian Forces
Peter Jones
The New Naval Vision and Instruments of Foreign Policy
John Dewar
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