Bushwhacked: Coping With The American Superpower After 9-11 And Other Post-cold War Dilemmas

In the aftermath of 9-11, Canadians and the federal government opened their arms to the Americans. Given this outpouring of support, it would have been reasonable to expect trade relations would improve. But the US continued to punish the fair-trading Canadians. This book examines the rational behind this approach taken by the United States.