Preface

Introduction: Locating Global Order / Bruno Charbonneau and
Wayne S. Cox

Part 1: American Power and the Location of Global
Order

1 Hegemony, Militarism, and Identity: Locating the United States as
the Global Power / Dan O’Meara

2 The Neoconservative Challenge to Realist Thinking in American
Foreign Policy / Alex Macleod

Part 2: Constructing Global Order at Home and
Abroad – The Case of Canada’s Mission in
Afghanistan

3 Managing Life in Afghanistan: Canadian Tales of Peace, Security,
and Development / Bruno Charbonneau and Geneviève Parent

4 Rethinking the Security Imaginary: Canadian Security and the Case
of Afghanistan / Kim Richard Nossal

5 Constructions of Nation, Constructions of War: Media
Representations of Captain Nichola Goddard / Claire Turenne
Sjolander and Kathryn Trevenen

Part 3: Constructing Global Order at Home –
Conceptualizations and Practices of National
Security

6 Against National Security: From the Canadian War on Queers to the
"War on Terror" / Gary Kinsman

7 Framing Post-9/11 Security: Tales of State Securitization and of
the Experiences of Muslim Communities / Siobhan Byrne

8 Re-Conceptions of National Security in the Age of Terrorism:
Implications for Federal Policing in Canada / T.S. (Todd)
Hataley

9 Biosecurity in Canada and Beyond: Invasions, Imperialisms, and
Sovereignty / Peter Stoett

Part 4: Constructing Global Order Abroad –
Canada’s Policies in Africa

10 Canada, Africa and "New" Multilateralisms for Global
Governance: Before and After the Harper Regime in Ottawa? / Timothy
M. Shaw

11 Mainstreaming Investment: Foreign and Security Policy
Implications of Canadian Extractive Industries in Africa / David
Black and Malcolm Savage

12 Peace-Building between Canadian Values and Local Knowledge: Some
Lessons from Timbuktu / Jonathan Sears

13 Conclusion: Relocating Global Order / Bruno Charbonneau and
Wayne S. Cox

References

Index