1. Introduction
Thomas Juneau and Bessma Momani
2. Sleeping Beside the Elephant: The U.S. and Canada’s Middle East policy
Farzan Sabet
3. Being a Reliable Ally in a Politicized War: Canada’s Fight Against the Islamic State
Justin Massie and Marco Munier
4. Capacity-Building and Training: Supporting Security Services in Iraq, Jordan, and the Palestinian Territories
Mike Fleet and Nizar Mohamad
5. Islamic State Foreign Fighters: Their Return and Canadian Responses
Amarnath Amarasingam and Stephanie Carvin
6. Humanitarian Foreign Policy and Refugees: Welcoming Syrians in Crisis
Nawroos Shibli
7. Supporting Civil Society: Jordan’s Changing Development Landscape
E.J. Karmel
8. Dealing with an Illiberal Democracy: Turkey’s Erdoğan Tests Bilateral Relations
Chris Kilford
9. Responding to Political Islam: Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and Islam in Canada
Nermin Allam
10. Promoting Human Rights: Canada’s Confused Policies in the Middle East
David Petrasek
11. Selling Weapons: Saudi Arabia and the Trudeau Government’s Feminist Foreign Policy
Jennifer Pedersen
12. Supporting Mediation: Canada as Peacemaker in the Middle East
Peter Jones
13. Balancing Canada’s Role in the Arab-Israeli Peace Process
Costanza Musu
14. Navigating Ideology and Foreign Policy: Canadian Prime Ministers and Israel
Frédéric Boily
15. Conclusion
Nathan C. Funk
