Early in the 21st century, with a foundering military, declining resources, and diplomacy dominated by the dollar, the nostalgia for an earlier, brighter time in Canadian foreign policy is strong. This volume, the 18th in the annual series, is a critical examination of Canada's capacity to participate as a serious player in global issues and an assessment of whether the country's power and influence in the world is fading--along with the once-glittering...