Civil Circles
Foreign Affairs Department has ‘no policy capacity,’ has become a ‘roving travel agency and property management department’
In the winter of 2005, Paul Martin's overdue International Policy Statement, an important document that would describe the government's international policy framework, remarkably fell onto the shoulders of an international relations professor working out of a damp, cramped office at Oxford...
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