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Historically, Canada's Central American policy is in some ways substantially different from U.S. policy in the region.

The book begins with a look at Canada's transition from a country that until recently had little interest in Central America to its present position as a supplier of economic aid to the region.

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Investigates those political, economic and social conditions that theorists of fedaralism have associated with the stability or instability of federations.

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The United States and Canada share an atmospheric environment and an energy market. One topic explored is the extent to which cooperation is possible between Canada and the United States in environmental and energy policymaking in each of the key energy sectors.

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Investigates the role of governmental and non-governmental actors in energy-environment decision making, focusing on the environmental and economic consequences of public and private choices which face leaders in both Canada and the United States.