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Author:   Geoffrey Hale ,  Greg Anderson
Publisher:   University of Toronto Press
Imprint:   University of Toronto Press
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 3.80cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.820kg
ISBN:  

9781487525712

ISBN 10:   1487525710
Pages:   624
Publication Date:   05 May 2021
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

List of Figures and Tables Preface 1.Canada at the Crossroads: Canada’s International Policy Relations in an Era of Political and Economic Uncertainty Geoffrey Hale and Greg Anderson Part One: Overarching Issues 2. The Great Unravelling? The Construction and Deconstruction of North America’s Governance Architecture Greg Anderson and David Jones 3. Days of Future Past: Evaluating Canadian Foreign Trade Policies Christopher Kukucha 4. International Regulatory Cooperation and Multilevel Governance: Motives, Methods, and Outcomes Geoffrey Hale 5. Who Is Us? The Shifting Sands of Foreign Direct Investment Policies Greg Anderson Part Two: Market Movements, Human Flows, and Canada’s Multidimensional Borders 6. Cross-Border Movements and Governance: A Multidimensional Shifting Landscape Geoffrey Hale 7. Reforming High-Skilled Temporary Worker Programs in Canada and the United States: Sticks and Carrots Meredith B. Lilly 8. Managing Cross-Cutting Interdependencies: Canada’s Cross-Border Transportation and Infrastructure Regimes in a North American and International Context Geoffrey Hale 9. Dividing and Uniting Transportation Border Markets: The Role of Cabotage Barry E. prentice and John Coleman 10. National Security and Economic Security: Distributed vs. Hierarchical Management of Domestic and Critical Infrastructure Security in Canada and North America 230 Geoffrey Hale 11. Environmental vs. Territorial Borders: Canada-U.S. Cooperation on Environmental Issues and the Resilience of Transboundary Governance Debora Vannijnatten and Carolyn Johns Part Three: Trans-Border and Cross-Border Regions 12. The Pacific North West Economic Region: An Institutional Analysis of Effective Regional Governance Patricia Dewey Lambert 13. Cross-Border Constraints and Dynamics in the Northeast Stephen Tomblin 14. Attributes of Cross-Border Economic Policymaking in the Great Lakes Economic Region: Insights into Complex Bordering Processes at the Subnational Scale Kathryn Bryk Friedman 15. Canada’s Arctic Boundaries and the United States: Binational vs. Bilateral Policymaking in North America Carolyn C. James Part Four: Sectoral and Subsectoral Issues 16. Whither Canada’s Automotive industry? Policy, Trade, and Regional Competitiveness Brendan A. Sweeney 17. Canadian Energy in North America and Beyond: Between an Economic Rock and a Progressive Hard Place Monica Gattinger 18. Is NAFTA’s Northern Border Thickening for Agri-Food Products? William A. Kerr and Jill E. Hobbs 19. International Trade in Arms Regulations and Quebec’s Aerospace Industry Mathilde Bourgeon and Elisabeth Vallet 20. Capacity for Choice? Managing International Policy Relations in a World of Shifting Borders Geoffrey Hale and Greg Anderson Bibliography Contributors Index   

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Navigating a Changing World is the most comprehensive and up-to-date analysis of the state of Canada's international policy relations. Hale and Anderson successfully balance theoretical perspectives, including debates about sovereignty and a-territoriality, with policy considerations, situating the range of topics covered within the contemporary economic and political landscape of Canada, and Canada's international relations. - Laurie Trautman, director of Border Policy Research Institute, Western Washington University Hale and Anderson have produced an outstandingly comprehensive and insightful review of the challenges facing Canada as it grapples with developing effective policy responses in a rapidly changing international economic and political order. Canada is, as the editors state, at a 'crossroads, ' and whether the route ahead is to be a smooth or a bumpy ride will in no small measure be a function of how policymakers address the dilemmas that are so intelligently analyzed in this volume. Navigating a Changing World is a major contribution to scholarship on Canadian foreign economic policy, with a breadth of coverage that has rarely been equalled, and never surpassed, in any previous work. - David G. Haglund, professor of political studies, Queen's University The importance of the issues discussed and analyzed in this text should not be underestimated. Significant and far-reaching changes to global alliances and long-term treaties are taking place at a dizzying rate. The scope of topics and quality of scholarship in Navigating a Changing World will undoubtedly serve as a source for high-level policy recommendations for various agencies in Canada and the United States as well as in other national agencies. - Timothy J. Pasch, associate professor of communication, University of North Dakota

Navigating a Changing World is the most comprehensive and currentup-to-date analysis of the state of Canada's international policy relations and covers both breadth and depth of the subject matter. Hale and Anderson successfully balance theoretical perspectives, including debates about sovereignty and a-territoriality, with policy considerations, such as cabotage and regulatory cooperation, situating the range of topics covered within the contemporary economic and political landscape of Canada, and Canada's international relations. - Laurie Trautman, director of Border Policy Research Institute, Western Washington University Hale and Anderson have produced an outstandingly comprehensive and insightful review of the myriad challenges facing Canada as it grapples with developing effective policy responses in a rapidly changing international economic and political order. Canada is, as the editors state, at a 'crossroads, ' and whether the route ahead is to be a smooth or a bumpy ride will in no small measure be a function of how policymakers address the manifold dilemmas that are so intelligently limned analyzed in this volume. Navigating a Changing World is a major contribution to scholarship on Canadian foreign economic policy, with a breadth of coverage that has rarely been equalled, and never surpassed, in any previous work. - David G. Haglund, professor of political studies, Queen's University The importance of the issues discussed and analyzed in this text should not be underestimated. Significant and far-reaching changes to global alliances and long-term treaties are taking place at a dizzying rate in terms of global alliances and long-term treaties at a pace that has left many - including many global and area scholars - numbed by the rapidity at which long-standing organizations are shifting and even crumbling. The scope of topics and quality of scholarship in Navigating a Changing World will undoubtedly serve as a source for high-level policy recommendations for various agencies in Canada and the United States as well as in other national agencies. - Timothy J. Pasch, associate professor of communication, University of North Dakota

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Geoffrey Hale is a professor emeritus in the Department of Political Science at the University of Lethbridge. Greg Anderson is a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Alberta.

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