The Canadian state as a contemporary imperialist power

Sangster, J. (2011). The Canadian state as a contemporary imperialist power. https://scholar.acadiau.ca/islandora/object/theses:776

Title: The Canadian state as a contemporary imperialist power
Author: Sangster, Joel
Call Number: LE3 .A278 2011
Date: 2011
Supervisor: Brittain, James
Degree Grantor: Acadia University
Degree Name: Bachelor of Arts
Degree Level: Honours
Discipline: Sociology
Affiliation: Sociology
Abstract: The Canadian state partakes in global contemporary imperialism both independently and in conjunction with international imperialist organizations. I apply the theories of Leonard Woolf, Joseph Schumpeter, Vladimir Lenin, and Michael Ignatieff in an analysis of the involvement of the Canadian state in Afghanistan, Haiti, and Colombia. I conclude that the Canadian state promotes economic conquest under the illusion of humanitarian necessity
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