Ethics and Security in Canadian Foreign Policy

This collection brings together a wide range of authoritative,informed perspectives on issues of ethics and security facingCanadians, linking abstract analytical and philosophical questions tothe critical and challenging questions of decision-making practice inCanadian foreign policy. Contributors deal with both the abstractnotions of value, culture, norms, and ethics, and the concretequestions of policy, law, and enforcement. They assess the challengesand the opportunities presented by new concepts, such as humansecurity, mutual vulnerability, soft power, and niche diplomacy, forforeign policy decision making.