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If Canada and Mexico are so Necessary for US Security, Why are they so Impotent when Facing Washington’s Border Security Demands?

Thursday, February 2, 2012
4:00 pm	to	6:00 pm

‘If Canada and Mexico are so Necessary for US Security, Why are they so Impotent when Facing Washington’s Border Security Demands?”

Speaker: Stephen Clarkson, Professor of Political Science, University of Toronto

Date: Thursday, February 2, 2012
Time: 4pm – 6pm
Location: Room 087 (basement), University College, 15 Kings College Circle

Everyone welcome. No charge.

Sponsors: Science for Peace, Canadian Pugwash Group, University College Health Studies Program, Voice of Women

Filed under Events by William Schatten on February 1, 2012

If Canada and Mexico are so Necessary for US Security, Why are they so Impotent when Facing Washington’s Border Security Demands?

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