Volume 96 Issue 4

During the 1870s and 1880s, when cartoonists working for Britain's most popular satirical magazine, Punch, wanted to represent Canada visually, they drew on centuries' old artistic conventions that depicted America, and, later, British North America, as a ...

In 1955, on the bicentenary of the Acadian deportation, the National Film Board released Les aboiteaux, the first film with an original Acadian script and one that spoke volumes about the changing contours of Acadian identity in the postwar period. ...

The early twenty-first century witnessed a shift in Canadian international action, how such action is portrayed, and how Canada's international history is deployed to understand Canada and its evolution. This shift has contributed to a growing awareness ...

Diplomatic history in Canada and in North America has faced serious challenges to its methodology and popularity. Although International Relations has become one of the most attractive fields for undergraduates, it has become increasingly linked to the ...

This brief response unpacks and contextualizes the alleged tragedy of a “lack of an effective countervailing voice that could respond to the instrumentalization of Canada's international history for reactionary ends.” Rather than advocating a single voice,...

In addition to engaging with the three commentaries regarding the historiographical essay under discussion, this author's response considers the future of Canadian international history by posing the following questions: (1) who is Canadian international ...