Patrick James (Ed.) - Handbook of Canadian Foreign Policy
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This book is the result of a team effort. The contributors deserve our wholehearted thanks for sharing with us the fruit of their research and their analysis. Their patience during the process of bringing individual efforts into a common endeavor will be rewarded by what, we think, is a sum even better than its very impressive parts.
We would like to thank Lexington Books, especially Serena Krombach and Martin Hayward, for proposing that we edit a major book on Canadian foreign policy and remaining supportive throughout the process. We would also like to thank others at Lexington that ensured the successful completion of this lengthy project. Sheila Zwiebel did excellent work preparing the manuscript for publication, and Katie Funk and MacDuff Stewart provided timely assistance.
We would also like to thank Charis Egland, Bailey Trenchard, Greg Trumble, Sarah Lippitt, Jenny Coletta, Sean Bacon, Nicolas Moquin, and Balkan Devlen for their research and editorial assistance. Patrick James is grateful to the faculty, staff, and students of the Department of Political Science at the University of Missouri, Columbia, for providing an intellectually stimulating environment within which to carry out a project such as this volume. Nelson Michaud thanks the cole nationale dadministration publique for its support and his assistant, Vronique Dumesnil, for her efficient assistance. Marc OReilly thanks Heidelberg College for its support of this endeavor.
Finally, we would like to thank readers, who, by acquiring this book, have accepted our invitation to explore the vast and complex realm of Canadian foreign policy.
Patrick James, Nelson Michaud, and Marc J. OReilly
January 2006
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