Introduction
From War to Peace
George Melnyk
Thinking: Canada?s Involvement in American Wars
The US or the UN: A Choice for Canada
Douglas Roche
Canadian Mass Media and the Middle East
Tareq Y Ismael and Jacqueline S. Ismael
The John Wayne Fallacy: How Logic Helps Us Lose Our Faith in Violence
Trudy Govier
The Humanitarian Dimensions of US?Iraq Relations
Collen Beaumier and Joyce Patel
The War on Iraq, The Bush Doctrine, and Canada?s Future
Jim Harding
Acting: Pace Activism and the Global Anti?War Movement
Finding My Voice for Peace
David Swann
Faithful Counterpoint to War
Bill Phipps
Pace Activism: A Canadian?s Involvement in the Iraq Conflict
Donn Lovett
Iraq, International law, and Responsible Censorship in the Twenty?first Century
Arthur Clark
Drumbeating for War? Media versus Peace and Democracy
Robert Hackett
On Being Trapped in the Paradigm of Endless War: A Peace Option for Canada
George Melnyk
Observing: Interanational Perspectives on Canada?s Role in the New Empire
Squandered Responsibility: Canada and the Disarming or of Iraq
Donn Lovett
Iraq, International Law, and Responsible Citizenship in the Twenty?first Century
Arthur Clark
Doggone Diplomacy? The Iraq War, North American Bilateralism and Beyond
Imtiaz Hussain
The Moral Superiority Complex in the United States Poses a Moral Dilemma for Canada
Satya R. Pattnayak
Afterward
Canada?s Defence and Foreign Policy Independence: Is This Our Last Chance?
Mel Hurtg
