Notes on the contributors

Series editor's preface

Introduction / Brian Hocking

1

Ch. 1

Federal constitutions and external relations / Greg Craven

9

Ch. 2

Consumership versus citizenship: is there wiggle room for local regulation in the global economy? / John Kincaid

27

Ch. 3

Towards a typology of non-central foreign economic behaviour: the case of agricultural trade / Andrew F. Cooper

48

Ch. 4

Managing foreign relations in federal states: linking central and non-central international interests / Brian Hocking

68

Ch. 5

Federalism and Australian foreign policy / Stuart Harris

90

Ch. 6

Managing intergovernmental tensions: shaping a state and local role in US foreign relations / John M. Kline

105

Ch. 7

The US states and foreign economic policy: federalism in the 'new world order' / Earl H. Fry

122

Ch. 8

Quebec's international relations: a response to needs and necessities / Louis Balthazar

140

Ch. 9

Substate paradiplomacy: the case of the Ontario government / David K.M. Dyment

153

Ch. 10

Triangular dynamics: Australian states, Canadian provinces and relations with China / George MacLean Kim Richard Nossal

170

Ch. 11

Federalism and cultural diplomacy in Canada and Australia / Robert J. Williams

190

Ch. 12

International trade policy and the role of non-central governments: the recent Canadian experience / Derrick G. Wilkinson

202

Ch. 13

Policy phases, subnational foreign relations and constituent diplomacy in the United States and Canada: city, provincial and state global activity in British Columbia and Washington / Patrick J. Smith

211

Ch. 14

Federation and Lander in German foreign relations: power-sharing in treaty-making and European affairs / Uwe Leonardy

236

Ch. 15

The United States and the European Single Market: federalism and diplomacy in a changing political economy / Michael Smith

252

Ch. 16

Shaping a federal foreign policy for Europe / Christopher Hill

268

Index

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