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CANADA AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM: SOME ASPECTS
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CANADA AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM: SOME ASPECTS
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S268667300000616-7-1
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
Evgenia Issraelyan 
Edition
Issue 8 (548)
Pages
55-68
Abstract
The growing threat of transnational terrorism increases the importance of examination of the policy of each state participating in the antiterrorist campaigns. This article reveals some aspects of Canadian international and domestic policy in this area. The country was the first NATO member to join the US bombing of Syria and implemented a tough anti-terrorism Act.
Keywords
Canada, Canadian foreign policy, fight against terrorism, antiterrorist legislation
Date of publication
11.08.2015
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