Canadian-American Public Policy - AZ
- Expanding the partnership?: State and provinces in U.S.-Canada relations.
- Globalization and a unipolar world: Canada and U.S. relations at the beginning of the 21st century.
- Changes in Canada-U.S. trade in intermediate versus final goods: identification and assessment: STEVEN GLOBERIVAN PAUL STORER.
- Is new england regionalism in decline?
- Province-building: moving south?
- The impact of 9/11 on trade costs: a survey.
- Myth and reality in eastern canada-northeastern U.S. regionalism.
- Conclusion.
- Changes in Canada-U.S. trade in intermediate versus final goods: identification and assessment: STEVEN GLOBERIVAN PAUL STORER.
- Fearful asymmetries: the challenge of analyzing continental systems in a globalizing world.
- Continuity and change in the organization of political parties.
- Irritable border syndrome: the impact of security on travel across the Canada-U.S. border.
- Irritable border syndrome: the impact of security on travel across the Canada-U.S. border.
- Hyper-partisanship and state-building.
- Abortion controversy in Canada and the United States.
- "In the pipeline" or "over a barrel"? Assessing Canadian efforts to manage U.S. Canadian energy interdependence.
- Passports for all.
- Canada-United States electricity relations: test-bed for North American policy-making?
- The declining role of networks to sustain a regional idea.
- Symbolic tokenism in Canada-U.S. cultural sector trade relations.
- Boundaries and corridors: rethinking the Canada-United States border-lands in the post-9/11.
- Federalism matters: welfare reform and the inter-governmental balance of power in Canada and the United States.
- Municipal consolidation Quebec style: a comparative North American perspective (1).
- "Internation-alization" and the conservation of Canada's boreal ecosystems*.
- Political economy of the U.S.-Canada softwood lumber dispute.
- Too close? Too far? Just right? False dichotomies and Canada-US policy making.
- Comparing local cross-border relations under the EU and NAFTA.
- Canada, a land of deep ambivalence: understanding the Divergent response to US primacy after 9/11.
- Divergent campaigns towards global health governance: Canadian and U.S. approaches to the global HIV/AIDS pandemic Jeffrey Ayres Patricia Siplon.
- Canada-US border securitization: implications for binational cooperation.
- The absence of governance: climate change in Canada and the United States.
- Sustainable development in small jurisdictions: the cases of New Brunswick and Vermont.
- NORTH AMERICAN SMOG: SCIENCE-POLICY LINKAGES ACROSS MULTIPLE BOUNDARIES.
- The 1999 Pacific Salmon Agreement: A Sustainable Solution?
- Washington's response to the Ottawa Land Mines Process.
- Comparing forest certification in the U.S. Northeast and the Canadian Maritimes.
- From public good to private exploitation: Gats and the restructuring of Canadian electrical utilities.
- North American transjurisdictional cooperation: The Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment.
- Toward deeper North American integration: a customs union?
- North America beyond NAFTA? Sovereignty, identity, and security in Canada-U.S. Relations.
- Strains between governments at the top, hands across the border at the base: the role of subnational governments during the Bush-Chretien era and beyond.
- Lies, damned lies, and trade statistics: North American integration and the exaggeration of Canadian exports.
- Long journey to free trade in U.S.-Canada airline services.
- "When in Rome" comparing Canadian and Mexican strategies for influencing policy outcomes in the United States.
- Flights of the phoenix: explaining the durability of the Canada-U.S. softwood lumber dispute.
- Is spotlighting enough? Environmental NGOs and the Commission for Environmental Cooperation.
- Are Canadian and U.S. social assistance policies converging?
- Scred cow? Canada's response to the BSE crisis; Evaluating North American integration, science, and questions of intrusiveness and autonomy.
- Franchising the candy store: split-run magazines and a new international regime for trade in culture.
- Managing alternate realities: 'autonomy' vs. 'relevance'? Engaging us foreign and security policies.
- Unwarranted hopes and unfulfilled expectations: Canadian media policy and the CBC.
- Cross-border travel in North America: the challenge of U.S. 110 legislation.
- Who decides what? Civil-military relations in Canada and the United States.
- Canadian-American public policy: occasional papers on a wide range of issues in U.S.-Canadian relations.
- Comparative politics of military base closures.
- DOING THE CONTINENTAL: CONCEPTUALIZATIONS OF THE CANADIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONSHIP IN THE LONG TWENTIETH CENTURY.
- U.S.-Canada trade, defense and border issues since September 11: the view from Canada.
- The Canada-U.S. border: achieving an efficient inter-organizational policy coordination.
- NAFTA 2002: A cost/benefit analysis for the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
- National values, institutions, and health policies: what do they imply for [Canadian] Medicare reform?
- Resolving the North American subsidies war.
- Calling Maggie's bluff: the NAFTA labor agreement and the development of an alternative to neoliberalism.
- Observing the rules: Canada-U.S. trade and environmental relations.
- Transboundary fishery resources and the Canada-United States Pacific salmon treaty.
- Not so magnificent obsession: the United States, Cuba, and Canada from Revolution to the Helms-Burton Law.
- Scientists and environmental policy: a Canadian-U.S. perspective.
- Should the log and wood products trade be regulated in the (U.S.) northeastern borderlands?
- Fact or fiction? The Canadian Medicare "crisis" as viewed from the U.S.
- Two commentaries on "fact or fiction?" (Part II).
- Health care reform or health care rationing? A comparative study (Canada, the U.S. and the U.K.).
- To our readers.
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- CAPP's 10th Anniversary.