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Vol. 1, No. 4, Winter 2000
Beufort Dropping Depth Charge Second World War painting
By Donald K. Anderson
Canadian War Museum CWM 85065
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
THE RONALD HAYCOCK LECTURE IN WAR STUDIES
TECHNOLOGY, HISTORY AND REVOLUTION IN MILITARY AFFAIRSby Commodore Daniel McNeil
MILITARY PSYCHOLOGY
BYSTANDER NON-INTERVENTION AND THE SOMALIA INCIDENTby Lieutenant-Commander George Shorey
CIVIL-MILITARY COOPERATION
CIMIC OPERATIONS DURING OPERATION "KINETIC"by Major Douglas E. Delaney
DEFENCE POLICY
PARLIAMENT'S DUTY TO DEFEND CANADAby Dr. Douglas L. Bland
NATO
SYMBOL OR SUBSTANCE? THE ROLE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN NATO'S UPDATED STRATEGIC CONCEPT
by Professor Paul Buteux
KEEPING ITS OPTIONS OPEN: NATO'S NEW STRATEGIC CONCEPT AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR ENLARGEMENT
by Dr. Natalie Mychajlyszyn
NATO AND ESDP: THE NEED FOR A POLITICAL AGREEMENT
by Professor Alexander Moens
PROLIFERATION, ROGUE STATES AND NATIONAL MISSILES DEFENCE: ASSESSING CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN CONCERNS AND INTEREST
by Dr. Frank P. Harvey
by Dr. Allen G. Sens
COLUMNS
COMMENTARY: THE TRUDEAU LEGACYby Martin Shadwick
BOOK REVIEWS
THE CANADIAN FORCES IN THE PERSIAN GULF: OPERATION FRICTION 1990-1991
KNIGHTS OF THE AIR CANADIAN FIGHTER PILOTS IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR
A WAR TO BE WON: FIGHTING THE SECOND WORLD WAR
