No. 4 (2011): Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical Perspectives

Calgary Papers

• Introduction

  Whitney Lackenbauer

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• Gateway to Invasion or the Curse of Geography? The Canadian Arctic and the Question of Security, 1939-1999

  Lieutenant Colonel Bernd Horn

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• The Army of Occupation: Americans in the Canadian Northwest During World War II

  Ken S. Coates, William R. Morrison

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• 1946: The Year Canada Chose its Path in the Arctic

  Peter Kikkert

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• Advertising for Prestigeâ€: Publicity in Canada-US Arctic Defence Cooperation, 1946-48

  David J. Bercuson

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• Arctic Focus: The Royal Canadian Navy in Arctic Waters, 1946-1949

  Elizabeth B. Elliot-Meisel

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• Clenched in the JAWS of America? Canadian Sovereignty and the Joint Arctic Weather Stations, 1946-1972

  Daniel Heidt

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• A Practicable Project: Canada, the United States, and the Construction of the DEW Line

  Alexander Herd

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• The Military and Nation Building in the Arctic, 1945-1964

  K. C. Eyre

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• Claiming the Frozen Seas: The Evolution of Canadian Policy in Arctic Waters

  Adam Lajeunesse

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• The Manhattan Incident Forty Years On: Re-assessing the Canadian Response

  Mathew Willis

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• Building on "Shifting Sands": The Canadian Armed Forces, Sovereignty, and the Arctic, 1968-1972

  P. Whitney Lackenbauer, Peter Kikkert

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• Polar Vision or Tunnel Vision: The Making of Canadian Arctic Waters Policy

  Rob Huebert

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• Canada's Northern Defenders: Aboriginal Peoples in the Canadian Rangers, 1947-2005

  P. Whitney Lackenbauer

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• Climate Change and Canadian Sovereignty in the Northwest Passage

  Rob Huebert

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• Pathetic Fallacy: That Canada's Arctic Sovereignty is on Thinning Ice

  Franklyn Griffiths

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• Conclusions: "Use It or Lose It," History, and the Fourth Surge

  P. Whitney Lackenbauer

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• Further Reading

  P. Whitney Lackenbauer

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