Political Science, International Relations
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Teatime for Tyrants
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Eight ambitious Academics: a Professor, his Assistant and six college students embark upon an unforgettable safari through East Africa's Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. They cross the Serengeti plain, climb the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, swim in the...
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Watching Trump from Afar—But Maybe Not Far Enough
Elbows Up, Canada!
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When Robbie Burns wrote in 1786: “To see ourselves as others see us! It would from many a blunder free us,” he could not have foreseen Donald J. Trump as president of the United States. This book is a record of what Trump’s America looked like to...
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A World Without America
The Great Decoupling and the Rise of the Global South
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The unipolar world order is fracturing. For decades, global finance, trade routes, and international security relied entirely on a single anchor: the United States. But beneath the surface of modern geopolitics, an unprecedented shift is...
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Afterwords
From A Foreign Service Odyssey
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Afterwords brings together the commentaries, speeches and book reviews of Gar Pardy following his retirement from the Canadian Foreign Service. The commentaries and book reviews have been published in a variety of Canadian newspapers and...
