Titlebook: Dilemmas in Defence Decision-Making; Constructing Canada’ Anne Denholm Crosby Book 1998 Ann Denholm Crosby 1998 cold war.decision-making.go

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The Origins of NORAD: Institutionalizing Canadian/US Military Cooperation, organization were faced with the problem of cohabitation. The Soviet Union practised a communist form of political organization with a demand economy, both activities being centrally managed by the state. According to Marxist ideology upon which Soviet society was built, communism, with its attenda

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,Canada’s Nuclear Weapons: The Relations of Military Cooperation,continent would require the siting of ground-to-air missiles in Canada and Canadian acquisition of an interceptor aircraft with greater speed and distance capabilities than its existing aircraft, the CF-100. He suggested that the latter requirement might be fulfilled by the Avro Arrow, a long-range,

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,Active Missile and Space-Based Defence Programs: 1981–96,on that the program was largely an exercise of mind over matter — an attempt to will into existence space-based technologies that could be imagined but not built — rather than an understanding amongst Cold War warriors that the requirements for a missile defence system had been altered. In November

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The Relations of Defence Production Sharing: Decision-Making in the 1980s and 1990s,ation systems, as well as the technologies of air and space crafts. Hence, the aerospace and electronics sectors of the defence production industry are the sectors most actively involved in contracting to NORAD programs.

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The Public Discourse I: 1950s and 1960s, although ‘the precepts of democratic liberalism suggest that the behaviour of democratic governments should be affected and conditioned by the preferences of groups and citizens in society,’. for a number of reasons, this is not the case. Canadians, it is commonly believed, are generally disinteres

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,The Public Discourse II: From ‘Post-Cold War’ to Post-Cold War,972; and the relations of detente between the US and the USSR in the 1970s, the renewals of the NORAD Agreement in 1973 and 1975 were perceived by the Canadian newsprint media as of little significance. As the . editorialized on 12 February 1973, the Agreement was being renewed ‘simply because it is

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