Michael Hawes is a professor (currently on leave) in the Department of Political Studies at Queen's University and the CEO of Fulbright Canada. Christopher Kirkey is the director of the Center for the Study of Canada at State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. He holds a concurrent position as professor of political science.

"Overall [this text] does have a unique contribution to existing Canadian foreign-policy textbooks. . . . it is an attempt to carve out a space that is less addressed by the other existing textbooks. . . . The overall argumentation is quite excellent, and I think there is a space for this textbook in the field." --Dan Bousfield, Western University

• PART ONE: INTERNATIONAL STRUCTURE AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART TWO: REGIONAL PRIORITIES AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART THREE: ISSUES AND ACTORS IN CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART FOUR: FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY

Michael Hawes is a professor (currently on leave) in the Department of Political Studies at Queen's University and the CEO of Fulbright Canada. Christopher Kirkey is the director of the Center for the Study of Canada at State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. He holds a concurrent position as professor of political science.

"Overall [this text] does have a unique contribution to existing Canadian foreign-policy textbooks. . . . it is an attempt to carve out a space that is less addressed by the other existing textbooks. . . . The overall argumentation is quite excellent, and I think there is a space for this textbook in the field." --Dan Bousfield, Western University

• PART ONE: INTERNATIONAL STRUCTURE AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART TWO: REGIONAL PRIORITIES AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART THREE: ISSUES AND ACTORS IN CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART FOUR: FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY

Michael Hawes is a professor (currently on leave) in the Department of Political Studies at Queen's University and the CEO of Fulbright Canada. Christopher Kirkey is the director of the Center for the Study of Canada at State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. He holds a concurrent position as professor of political science.

"Overall [this text] does have a unique contribution to existing Canadian foreign-policy textbooks. . . . it is an attempt to carve out a space that is less addressed by the other existing textbooks. . . . The overall argumentation is quite excellent, and I think there is a space for this textbook in the field." --Dan Bousfield, Western University

• PART ONE: INTERNATIONAL STRUCTURE AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART TWO: REGIONAL PRIORITIES AND CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART THREE: ISSUES AND ACTORS IN CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY; PART FOUR: FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY