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The Treaties

Ottawa negotiated in bad faith

Making a Scene

Experimental film is ready for its close-up

A More Sentimental Man

Michael Ondaatje’s late style

Lee Windsor

Lee Windsor is a Canadian military historian at the University of New Brunswick. His article entitled “Professionalism Under Fire: Canadian Implementation of the Medak Pocket Agreement, Croatia 1993” appeared in Canadian Military History (2000).

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Lee Windsor

The Invisible War

How Canadian forces struggled—and still do—to stabilize the post-Cold War world March 2005
Canadians have always blown hot and cold on their military, depending on how threatened they feel at the time. They generally trust our armed forces to help protect individuals across the globe from oppression, war or disaster; in fact, peacekeeping and peacebuilding are part of our national identity. But the historical pattern suggests that, unless we sense a direct…