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Canada and NATO: deeping Ottawa in, expenses down, criticism out...and the country secure / Jockel, Joseph T; Sokolsky, Joel J   Journal Article
Jockel, Joseph T Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract Security meant holding the Soviet Union militarily and politically at bay so that behind the shield afforded by American power, western Europe, with West Germany firmly entrenched in a liberaldemocraticmarket-economic community, could recover, flourish, and never threaten anyone again. And so NATO did all three things, making it one of the most successful alliances in history. Canadian diplomats and politicians who heard Ismay's formulation no doubt agreed with it. Canada had a fundamental interest in European security. During the 20th century, Canada saw as vital to its interests the prevention of any single power from dominating Europe-first Germany, against which Canada went to war twice, and then the Soviet Union. Today, Canada has a fundamental interest in defeating Islamist terror. To this end, Canada is playing a leading role in NATO's efforts in Afghanistan.
Key Words NATO  Counterterrorism  Afghanistan  Canada  Military Contribution 
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Canadian strategic debate of the early 1960s / Trudgen, Matthew P; Sokolsky, Joel J   Journal Article
Sokolsky, Joel J Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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