The U.S. Alliance of Strategic Cousins

Blaxland, John

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The U.S. Alliance of Strategic Cousins

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2015

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Blaxland, John

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Dundurn Press

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This counterfactual-based example illustrates that the argument that Canada's position on participation or not in the Iraq War was largely pre-ordained by its political predisposition is demonstrably contestable. Events leading up to the decision provide some significant pointers as well.

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Australia, Canada, and Iraq: perspectives on an invasion

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