House of mirrors : Justin Trudeau's foreign policy /
"Justin Trudeau presents himself as 'progressive' on foreign affairs and to have brought Canada 'back' after the disastrous Stephen Harper Conservative government. House of Mirrors -- Justin Trudeau's Foreign Policy demonstrates the opposite is true. In his latest book...
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Black Rose Books,
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Publisher Address: | Montreal : |
Publication Dates: | [2020] |
Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
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"Justin Trudeau presents himself as 'progressive' on foreign affairs and to have brought Canada 'back' after the disastrous Stephen Harper Conservative government. House of Mirrors -- Justin Trudeau's Foreign Policy demonstrates the opposite is true. In his latest book Yves Engler outlines how Trudeau's government has expanded the military while ignoring international efforts to restrict nuclear weapons proliferation. In the Western Hemisphere the Liberals have launched an unprecedented, multi-pronged, effort to overthrow Venezuela's government while siding with an assortment of reactionary governments. They continued to enable Israeli violence against Palestinians, cozied up to repressive Middle East monarchies and emboldened far-right militarists in Ukraine. Flouting their climate commitments, the Trudeau government also failed to follow through on its promise to rein in Canada's controversial international mining sector. The Liberals have tried to sell their pro corporate/empire policies with progressive slogans. As they violated international law and spurned efforts to overcome pressing global issues, the Liberals crowed about the 'international rules-based order'. Notwithstanding the rhetoric, the House of Mirrors shows that Trudeau largely continued Harper's foreign policy."-- |
Carrier Form: | 200 pages ; 23 cm |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |
ISBN: |
9781551647494 1551647494 9781551647517 1551647516 9781551647531 1551647532 |
Index Number: | F1034 |
CLC: | D871.12 |
Call Number: | D871.12/E583 |
Contents: | The Sun never sets on Canadian military : hard power -- The Canadian Monroe doctrine : interfereing down south -- Loving monarchies, hating Palestinians : Middle East -- Commies no more, but... : Russian bogeyman -- The Asian contradiction : China and North Korea -- Buddies with Africa's most ruthless dictator : curious case of Kagame -- Climate criminal : spewing carbon dioxide -- Same old, Same old : business above all else -- Ugly Canadian abroad : mining exploitation -- House of mirrors : Judge what I say, not what I do -- It's the system dummy. |