Host Harry Kreisler welcomes distinguished Canadian diplomat Allan Gotlieb to discuss the U.S.- Canadian relationship. After tracing the features of their strategic partnership during the Cold War, Gotlieb analyzes the changes in bilateral relations in the wake of 911 and the 2008 economic collapse. In the context of America's focus on homeland security, rising unemployment, and environmental degradation, he examines the impact of domestic politics for any effort to develop a new American and Canadian agenda. In conclusion, he discusses factors that contributed to Canada's successful navigation of the world wide financial crisis. (#18527)

International Affairs

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   Madeleine K. Albright at UC San Diego Commencement 2019
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   UC San Diego All Campus Commencement 2019 with Madeleine Albright
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   U.S. and Chinese Grand Strategy and the Remaking of the Rules-Based Global Order - Herb York Memorial Lecture

North American Relations

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   Identity Politics and the Decline of American Institutions with George Packer - Conversations with History
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   Mexican and Canadian Diplomacy Towards the US: The Non-NAFTA Scenario
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   Mexico's Lines in the Sand with Juan Carlos Baker, Mexico's Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade