bout de papier, Volume 12, Issue No. 4, 1995-1996
Liebnitz and the Tesserae
“So two haggises are cooking in the oven,” said Chief MacBannock, “and one says, ‘Boy, it sure is hot in here! And the second one replies, ‘Whoa! It’s a talking haggis!'” He glanced around expectantly, but the others around the table just…
Blazes Along A Diplomatic Trail: A Memoir Of Four Posts In The Canadian Foreign Service
One of the most persistent and disagreeable of the myths relating to the foreign service has it that “diplomats” spend most of their time in various forms of fancy dress at vacuous parties and pointless ceremonies. That the myth is based on…
Arthur Julian Andrew
A graduate of Dalhousie University, Arthur Andrew worked with the Canadian Press in Halifax for two years before serving from 1939-46 as an officer in the Canadian Army in Canada, U.K., Italy and Northwest Europe. He joined External Affairs in 1947, serving…
Towards a New World Order
One of the more difficult problems now facing all NATO governments, individually and collectively, is how to structure national armed forces to meet the largely unknowable requirements of the decades ahead.
