Acknowledgements
Introduction
Greg Donaghy and Michael K. Carroll
Chapter 1: National Independence and the National Interest: O.D. Skelton's Department of External Affairs in the 1920s
Norman Hilmer
Chapter 2: "Behaving as Adults": External Affairs and North American Security in the 1930s
Galen Roger Perras
Chapter 3: National Idenitty, Public Opinion, and the Department of External Affairs 1935-1939
Heather Metcalfe
Chapter 4: When the Department of External Affairs Mattered-And Whenit Shouldn't Have
J.L. Granatstein
Chapter 5: The Department of External Affairs and the United Nations Idea, 1943-1965
Adam Chapnick
Chapter 6: Sovereignty and Security: Canadian Diplomacy, the United States, and the Arctic, 1943-1968
Robin S. Gendron
Chapter 7: Advancing the National Interest: Macel Cadieux, Jules Leger, and Canadian Participation in the Fancophone Community, 1964-1968
P. Whitney Lackenbauer and Peter Kikkert
Chapter 8: External Affairs and Canadian External Trade Policy, 1945-1972
Michael Hart
Chapter 9: Conflicting Visions: Pierre Trudeau, External Affairs, and Energy Policy
Tammy Nemeth
Chapter 10: Setting the Canadian Foreign Policy Agenda, 1984-2009: Prime Ministers as Prime Actors?
Nelson Michaud
Chapter 11: Engaging the United States: The Department of Foreign Affairs and US Policy, 1982-2005
Stephen J Randall
Chapter 12: The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade: Interdepartmental Leadership and the Beijing Conference on Women
Elizabeth Riddell-Dixon
Bibliography
Contributors
Index