Canada Among Nations, 2009-2010: As Others See Us

Contents\nForeword\nINTRODUCTION\n	Using Our Wits, Opening Our Wallets: Canadian Diplomacy in the Obama Age\n	Building a Stronger, Cleaner, and Fairer Global Economy: A Leading Role for Canada\nNORTH AMERICA\n	Bilateral Trilateralism\n	Canada in Obama’s World\n	Canada–United States Relations\n	The United States and Canada\n	A Mexican Perspective\n	A North American’s View of the Old nafta and the New North American Agendas\nTHE AMERICAS\n	Canada and the Hemisphere: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea\n	Canadian Policy in the Americas: Between Rhetoric and Reality – A Needless Distance\nASIA-PACIFIC\n	Asian Power Shift: Ready or Not?\n	Canada–China Relations: Growing Connectivity and Friction\n	Return to Realism and Restart the Relationship\n	Will Canada Be the Next Argentina?\n	Canada and India\n	India and Canada: Moving Ahead\n	Canada and Japan: Unfulfilled Promise\n	In Search af Bilateral, Regional, and Global Synergies\nAFRICA\n	Canada and Africa: Where Has Canada Gone?\n	The Canada–Africa Relationship and Where It Should Be Headed: An African Perspective\nASIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST\n	Canada and the Middle East\n	Canada and Afghanistan: Regaining the Muscle-Memory of Leadership\nEUROPE AND RUSSIA\n	Europe’s Perception of Canada, or Lack Thereof\n	Canada and France: Past, Present, and Future\n	Challenges and Opportunities in the European Union–Canada Relationship: A View from Berlin\n	Between Friends: Can Canada and Russia Open a New Chapter in Their Relations?\nAFRICA\n	Rethinking the Arctic: A New Agenda for Canada and the United States\nINTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS\n	Canada among [The United] Nations: A Personal Reflection\n	Canada at the United Nations: A Shadow of Its Former Self\n	“The Old Order Changeth”: Canada and Economic Summitry\n	Canada and Global Financial Governance\n	“Trade Policy Is [Still] Foreign Policy,” But It’s Not Sexy\n	Canada’s Contribution to Global Economic and Financial Governance\nARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT\n	Nuclear Disarmament: Building a Conducive Environment\n	Canada’s Role in Arms Control and Disarmament\nHUMAN RIGHTS\n	Human Rights and Canada’s Foreign Policy\nDEVELOPEMENT ASSISTANT AND FOOD SECURITY\n	Canadian Aid – More, Not Less, Is Needed\n	Innovating in Development\n	Responding to the Food Crisis: The Untying of Canadian Food Aid\nCLIMATE CHANGE\n	Canada and Climate Change Politics\nContributors