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PART TWO: THE MAKING OF CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY 4. Governments and Institutions and Canadian Foreign Policy 5. Canadian Society and Canadian Foreign Policy.

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1 PART TWO: THE MAKING OF CANADIAN FOREIGN POLICY 4. Governments and Institutions and Canadian Foreign Policy 5. Canadian Society and Canadian Foreign Policy

2 4. Governments and Institutions and Canadian Foreign Policy 4.1. The Prime Minister (Lead Vocals) 4.2. The Ministers (Backup Vocals) 4.3. The Foreign Policy Bureaucracy (Guitars, Keyboards) 4.4. Parliament (Drums and Percussion)

3 4. Governments and Institutions and Canadian Foreign Policy Process!

4 4.1. The Prime Minister (Lead Vocals) The Power of the Prime Minister

5 4.1. The Prime Minister (Lead Vocals) The Power of the Prime Minister

6 4.1. The Prime Minister (Lead Vocals) The Power of the Prime Minister The special relationship: the PM and the President of the United States

7 4.1. The Prime Minister (Lead Vocals) The Power of the Prime Minister PM Stephen Harper Unplugged

8 4.1. The Prime Minister (Lead Vocals) The Power of the Prime Minister PM Stephen Harper Unplugged

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