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Faculty Achievements

International Relations

Alison Ayers, “Imperial Liberties: Democratisation and Governance in the 'New' Imperial Order,” Political Studies (in press).

Elizabeth Blackwood and Stephen McBride. "Investment as the Achilles Heel of Globalization?: The Ongoing Conflict between the Rights of Capital and the Rights of States,” Policy and Society (2006).

James Busumtwi-Sam, “International Cooperation in Sustainable Development.” Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems Paris: United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO, 2001.

James Busumtwi-Sam, “International Financial Institutions, International Capital Flows, and Financial Liberalization in Developing Countries,” in The Real World of Globalization, eds. Stephen McBride and John Wiseman. London: Macmillan, 2000.

Tsuyoshi Kawasaki, "Formulating Canada's Grand Strategy in Asia," International Journal 56 (1), Winter 2000-2001: 135-48.

Tsuyoshi Kawasaki, "Japan and Two Theories of Military Doctrine Formation," International Relations of the Asia-Pacific 1, no. 1, 2001: 67-93.

Sandra MacLean, “Health in Development: transitions from international to global health,” in Globalization, Development and Human Security, eds Anthony McGrew & Nana K. Poku. Polity, 2007:  pp.132-51

Stephen McBride, "Reconfiguring Sovereignty:  NAFTA Chapter 11 Dispute Settlement Procedures and the Issue of Public-Private Authority,” Canadian Journal of Political Science (2006) 39:755-775.

Peggy Meyer, "Putin's Energy Strategy and Its Implications for Northeast Asia," Freedom Review (Jayu Gongnon) (2007) 42:106-115.

Alexander Moens, "Transatlantic Bipolarity and NATO's Global Role," Journal of Transatlantic Studies (2006) 4: 241-252.

Alexander Moens, "The Challenges and Limits of NATO-ESDP Synergy," in The Changing Politics of European Security, ed. Stefan Gänzle and Allen G. Sens. New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2007: 180-201.

Alexander Moens, The Foreign Policy of George W. Bush: Values, Strategy, Loyalty. Aldershot, Hampshire: Ashgate Publishing, 2004.

Doug Ross, “Canada’s functional isolationism and the future of weapons of mass destruction,” International Journal LIV (1), Winter 1998-9: 120-42.

Doug Ross, “Despair, Defeatism and Isolationism in American ‘Grand Strategy’: the seductive convenience of Huntington’s ‘civilization clash’ thesis,” in Crosscurrents, 2nd edition, Mark Charlton, ed. Toronto: ITP Nelson, 1998: 55-72.

Sandra J. MacLean, Sherri A. Brown and Pieter Fourie(eds) Health for Some: the political economy of global health governance (Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan, in press).

Sandra J. MacLean and Sherri A. Brown, ‘Introduction: The Social Determinants of Global Health: Confronting Inequities’ in MacLean et al. (eds) Health for Some: the political economy of global health governance (Palgrave Macmillan, in press).

Sandra J. MacLean (with David R. MacLean) ‘The Political Economy of Global Health Research, in MacLean et al. (eds) Health for Some: the political economy of global health governance (Palgrave Macmillan, in press)

Sandra J. MacLean (with David R. MacLean) ‘ A “New Scramble for Africa”: the struggle in sub-Saharan Africa to set the terms of global health’, The Round Table (in press)

Sandra J. MacLean (with David R. MacLean) (Transnational) Affairs of the Heart: Political Economy and the Globalization of Cardiovascular Disease, Global Health Governance, II(1) 2008, 19pp.

Sandra J. MacLean, ‘Microbes, Mad Cows and Militaries: Exploring the Links between Health and Security’, Security Dialogue, 39(5) 2008, pp. 543-562.