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Vol. 29, No. 1

Features

  • Le grand saut! par Pierre-David Jean
  • Firdevs Robinson on Turkey’s Uncertain Future
  • Paris Then and Now by Mary Taylor
  • Andrew Cohen: Two Days in June: John F. Kennedy and the 48 Hours That Made History
  • Protecting Civilians in South Sudan: The UN learns the hard way by Nicholas Coghlan
  • Les Prix de l’APASE/PAFSO Awards 2015

Departments

Editorial

  • The Road Ahead by Stuart Hughes
  • Un novel élan par Joya Donnelly, Rédactrice en chef

President’s Message
When you come to a fork in the road by Timothy Hodges

In Memoriam

  • Sumeeta Chandavarkar
  • Michael Chesson
  • Max Yalden

Books in Review

  • Guerilla Communications and Spokespersonry: A Guide to Connecting by Eduardo del Buey
  • The Wrong Enemy: Ameria in Afghanistan,2001-2014 by Carlotta Gall

Vignettes / À la carte

  • The Hungry Diplomat by LIsa Bitto
  • Cold War Capers: or; The Pest from Budapest by David Bickfrod

From the Archives
How others (in Ottawa) see us: Perceptions of the Department of External Affairs? by Hector Mackenzie

Entertainment
Fürst with the Wurst – Wagner meets hevy metal (not a long trip) by A Aalto

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