Research Associate, Centre for Defence and Security Studies, University of Manitoba

Courses Taught

POLS 1500 Introduction to Politics

POLS 2040 Introduction to International Relations

POLS 2430 The European Union in World Politics

POLS 3250 International Political Economy

POLS 4160 Resource Politics and Regionalism in International Relations

POLS 4170 Institutions of the European Union

POLS 7530 International Political Economy (Graduate)

POLS 7790 International Relations Theory (Graduate)

GPE 2700 Perspectives on Global Political Economy (Team taught)

GPE 4700 Studies in Global Political Economy

19.253 Elements of Foreign Policy

19.273 International Conflict and Conflict Resolution

19.383 Politics of International Economic Relations

19.723 Regional Integration in a Globalized Environment

41.4142/3 Selected Topics in Canadian Foreign Policy (University of Winnipeg)

118.730A International Business (Asper School of Business)

118.730B Country Analysis (Asper School of Business)

98.706 Business History (Asper School of Business)

Graduate Supervision

MA student supervision:

Wendy Palmquist (MA thesis), 2009

Dan Sirski (MA thesis), 2009

Esteban Nichols (MA thesis), 2008

Maurice Alexander (MA thesis), 2008

Joelle Saltel (MA thesis), 2007

Ilke Buske (MA thesis) 2007

Travis Murray (MA thesis) 2007

Param Sidhu (MA thesis), 2005

Nicholas Corbett (MA thesis), 2005

Mahmudur Bhuiyan (MA comprehensive), 2005

Troy Sale (MA comprehensive), 2004

Marcela Molina (MA comprehensive), 2004

Jurgen Derrer (MA comprehensive), 2003

Brent Sasley (MA thesis), 1998

Current and past thesis advisory committee membership:

Hanly, Mark (Sociology)

Ran Ukashi (MA Political Studies), 2008

Todd Scarth (IIP) thesis, 2006

Fiona E. Foster (MCP thesis), 2004

Ciara Shattuck (MA History), 2001

Steven B. Rempel (IIP thesis), 1999

Shane Levesque (MA Political Studies), 1999

Brad Milne (MA History), 1997

Wendy Weber (MA Political Studies), 1997

Publications (R: refereed)

Books

George A. MacLean and Duncan R. Wood, Politics: An Introduction, (Don Mills: Oxford University Press, 2010).

George A. MacLean and Brenda O’Neill, Co-editors, Ideas, Interests, and Issues: Readings in Introductory Politics, 2e, (Toronto: Pearson Education Canada, 2009).

(R) George A. MacLean, Clinton's Foreign Policy in Russia: From Deterrence and Isolation to Democratization and Engagement, (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2006).

George A. MacLean and Brenda O’Neill, Co-editors, Ideas, Interests, and Issues: Readings in Introductory Politics, 1e, (Toronto: Pearson Education Canada, 2006).

George A. MacLean, Editor, Canada and the United States: A Relationship at a Crossroads, (Winnipeg: CDSS Bison Series, 2005).

(R) George A. MacLean, Editor, Between Actor and Presence: The European Union and the Future for the Transatlantic Relationship, (Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press, 2001).

George A. MacLean and Duncan R. Wood, Introduction to Political Studies: Power, Participation, and the Distribution of Wealth, (Toronto: Prentice‑Hall, 2001).

Journal Articles

(R)George A. MacLean, “Of Empty Chairs and Partial Commitments: Canada and the OAS,” Canadian Foreign Policy 16:2 (Winter 2011).

(R) George A. MacLean, “The Future for Human Security in Canada: Evaluating ‘Change’ in Foreign Policy” Journal of Human Security 5:3 (2009): 58-71.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Canadian Foreign Policy: Values, Principles, and Interests,” HIIA

Papers, 7 (Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, 16 February 2009).

(R) George A. MacLean, “Self-Interest in Canadian Foreign Policy: The Principle and Practice of Internationalism,” International Journal of Canadian Studies, 38 (2008): 245-259.

George A. MacLean and James Keeley, “Calculating Costs: A Critical Assessment of Verification Costs for a Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty,” Calgary Papers in Military and Strategic Studies, 1 (2008): 27-54.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Human Security and the Globalization of International Security,” Whitehead Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations, 7 (Winter/Spring, 2006/07).

George A. MacLean, “Change in Government, Change in Policy? The Future for Canada’s Human Security Agenda,” McGill International Review, 6 (Spring 2006).

(R) George A. MacLean, “Postcards From The Margins: Canada’s Security Policy In The Hemisphere,” Revista Mexicana de Estudios Canadienses (Mexican Journal of Canadian Studies), 8 (Autumn 2004).

(R) George A. MacLean, “Building on a Legacy or Bucking Tradition? Evaluating Canada’s Human Security Initiative,” Canadian Foreign Policy, 9 (Spring 2002).

George A. MacLean, “Redefining Continental Defence: The Hemispheric Multilateral Dimension,” in Policy Options, 23 (April 2002).

(R) George A. MacLean, “Instituting and Projecting Human Security: A Canadian Perspective,” The Australian Journal of International Affairs, 54 (November 2000).

(R) George A. MacLean and Duncan R. Wood, “A New Partnership for the Millennium? The Evolution of Canadian‑Mexican Relations,” Canadian Foreign Policy, 7 (Winter 2000).

(R) George A. MacLean, “Atoms for Perpetual Peace: Democratic Peace Theory in Contemporary American Foreign Policy Towards Russia,” Journal of World Affairs and New Technology 2 (July 1999).

(R) George A. MacLean, “Staying the Course, or Bearing Away? Charting Canadian‑European Relations in a Turbulent Era,” Canadian Foreign Policy, 6 (Winter 1999).

(R) George A. MacLean, “Moving Right Along: Developments in the Nuclear Disarmament Regime after the Cold War,” The Journal of Conflict Studies, 18 (Spring 1998).

George A. MacLean, “Megatonnes to Megawatts: Dealing with the Post‑Cold War Nuclear Dividend,” The Canadian Journal of Strategic Studies, (Winter 1995‑96).

Other Publications

George A. MacLean, POLS 1500: Introduction to Politics, (Content specialist for course manual, Distance Education, University of Manitoba, 2009; 1997).

George A. MacLean, “Proliferation Issues And International Security Policy,” in Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (Oxford: EOLSS Publishers Co. Ltd., 2006).

George A. MacLean, POLS 2040: Introduction to International Relations (Content specialist for course manual, Distance Education, University of Manitoba, 2005; 2003).

George A. MacLean, 19.243 The European Union in World Politics, (Content specialist for course manual, Distance Education, University of Manitoba, 2004).

George A. MacLean, “Advancing the Comprehensive (Nuclear) Test Ban Treaty: Capabilities, Implementation, and Entry into Force,” Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, International Security Research Outreach Program (December 2002).

George A. MacLean, “Future Directions for Implementation of a Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty,” Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, International Security Research Outreach Program (February 2001).

George A. MacLean, Globalization and Canadian Foreign Relations, (Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development, 2000).

George A. MacLean and James Fergusson, “Lessons Learned and Lessons Shared: A Comparative Analysis of Verification Costs for NACD Agreements,” (Winnipeg: Centre for Defence and Security Studies Occasional Paper #40, September 2000).

George A. MacLean, “Test Item File for Introduction to Politics: Power, Participation, and the Distribution of Wealth” (Scarborough: Pearson Education Canada, 2000).

George A. MacLean, “Instructors Manual for Introduction to Politics: Power, Participation, and the Distribution of Wealth” (Scarborough: Pearson Education Canada, 2000)

George A. MacLean, “The Changing Perception of Human Security: Coordinating National and Multilateral Responses,” The United Nations and the New Security Agenda, (Ottawa: UNAC, 1998).

George A. MacLean, “Is Our Military R&D Losing Out in the Post‑Cold War Era?” Vanguard, 2 (1996).

George A. MacLean, “Canada's Shrinking Defence Industrial Base: Implications for Canadian R&D Competitiveness in the Post‑Cold War Era,” Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies Strategic Datalink 57 (August 1996).

George A. MacLean, “Atoms For Peace Redux? Conceptualizing Post‑Cold War Fissile Material Conversion,” (Winnipeg: Centre for Defence and Security Studies Occasional Paper #32, February 1996).

George A. MacLean, “Cashing in the Peace Dividend? A New Mandate for Defence Conversion After the Cold War,” National Network News, 3 (April 1995).

George A. MacLean, “Post‑Cold War Prospects for Uranium Producers: The Impact of the Russia‑U.S. HEU Agreement on the International Uranium Market,” CRS Perspectives, 49 (Kingston: Centre for Resource Studies, April 1994).

Presentations

George A. MacLean, “Cause and Effect: A Decade of Counter Terrorism,” address given at the “Ten Years After 9/11: A Reflection of the Decade” symposium, Minnesota State University, Moorhead, Minnesota, 9 September 2011.

George A. MacLean, “Professional Development and the Canadian Forces:
Trends and Opportunities,” Keynote address, Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Studies Aerospace Power Review, Winnipeg, 21 June 2011.

George A. MacLean, “Manitoba as a Global Economic Actor: Interests and Activities,” University of Manitoba Political Studies Students’ Conference, 3-5 February 2010, University of Manitoba.

George A. MacLean, “Of Empty Chairs and Partial Commitments: Canada and the OAS,” paper presented at the “Canadian Multilateralism: Past, Present and Future” Conference, Dalhousie University, 6 November 2009.

George A. MacLean, “Interest and Internationalism in Foreign Policy: The Future for Human Security,” paper presented at the International Studies Association’s 50th Annual Convention, New York City, February 15-18, 2009.

George A. MacLean, “NATO and Afghanistan: The Future for the Alliance,” paper presented at the “Partners Across the Globe 2008” conference, Budapest, Hungary, 10 October 2008.

George A. MacLean, “Canadian Foreign Policy: Values, Principles, and Interests,” paper presented at the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs Conference “Global Responsibility – Response: A Conference on Canada's Role in Afghanistan, Budapest, Hungary, 9 October 2008.

George A. MacLean, “Peacekeeping for Development: Expanding Peace Missions for Multidimensional Institution Building and Aid to the Civil Authority,” paper presented at the “Hemispheric, Regional, and Sub-Regional Defence and Security Enhancement: Confidence Building through Cooperation and Collaboration” meeting for the Conference of Defence Ministers of the Americas (CDMA), Bridgetown, Barbados, 6-7 March 2008.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Canadian Foreign Policy: The Principle and Practice of Internationalism,” paper presented at the 48^th Annual International Studies Convention in Chicago, Illinois, 1-4 March 2007.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Self-Interest and the ‘New’ Multilateralism: Normative Implications for Canadian Foreign Policy,” paper presented at the 19th Annual Meeting of the Academic Council on the United Nations System, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 8-10 June 2006.

George A. MacLean, “Assessing Canada-United States Relations: Rhetoric and Reality,” Minnesota State University (Moorhead), 9 September 2005.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Foreign Policy in a Turbulent Age: Canada’s Capacity and the Principles of Peace, Order, and Good Government,” paper presented at the International Studies Association 2005 Convention, 1-5 March 2005, Honolulu, Hawaii.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Human Security in the National Interest? Canada, POGG and the “New” Multilateralism,” paper presented at “A Decade of Human Security: Mapping Governance Innovations and Prospects” Workshop, 24-26 February 2005, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Playing at the Margins: Canadian Hemispheric Security Policy,” paper presented at the 2004 Annual International Studies Association Convention, Montreal, Quebec, 17‑20 March 2004.

George A. MacLean, “Canada and Hemispheric Security,” paper presented at the “Canadian Foreign Policy after Chrétien” Seminar, Cuernavaca, Mexico, 28-30 November 2003.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Manipulating Multilateralism: Canada and Economic Integration in the Americas,” paper presented at the 2003 Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 30 May-1 June 2003.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Globalization and International Security: The ‘New’ Human Security Agenda,” paper presented at the “Human Security Conference,” Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan, 16 December 2002

George A. MacLean, “Concept and Context: Perspectives and National Priorities” paper presented at the Human Security in a Changing Global Context: Canada-Taiwan Experts Workshop, Liu Institute for Global Issues, University of British Columbia 24 - 26 November 2002.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Transatlantic Past, Continental Future? The Changing Nature of Canada‑EU Relations,” paper presented at the “External Relations of the European Union” conference, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium, 9 July 2002.

George A. MacLean, “NAFTA and Beyond: Canada and Regional Economic Integration,” paper presented at the Political Studies Students’ Conference, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1 February 2002.

George A. MacLean, “Facilitating the Human Security Agenda: Canada and the United Nations,” paper presented at the Canadian Political Science Students Association Conference, University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 24-26 January, 2002

George A. MacLean, “Redefining Continental Defence: The Hemispheric Dimension,” paper presented at the “Canadian-American Defence Relationship: Where Next?” conference, Centre for Defence and Security Studies and Institute for Research on Public Policy, Gimli, Manitoba, 18-21 2001.

(R) George A. MacLean, “In the National Interest? Canada and Regional Economic Multilateralism,” paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Atlantic Provinces Political Science Association, St. John, New Brunswick, 12-14 October 2001.

George A. MacLean, “Global Trade Integration and the WTO,” presentation at the United Nations Association Public Forum “The UN and International Trade: Who's in the Driver's Seat?” Winnipeg, Manitoba, September 30, 2001.

George A. MacLean, “Harmonizing Air Force Desires with Canadian Public Interests,” paper given at the “Aerospace Power Review 2001 Conference,” Canadian School of Aerospace Studies, Winnipeg, 8 June 2001.

George A. MacLean, “(Re)Defining Security Policy: Canada’s Human Security Initiative,” paper given at the YCISS‑ISROP Symposium: A New Canadian International Security Policy? Toronto, May 18‑19, 2001.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Building on a Legacy or Bucking Tradition? Evaluating Canada’s Human Security Initiative,” paper given at the “New Perspectives on Canada’s International Policies” Conference, Carleton University, Ottawa, 3‑4 May 2001.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Broadening the Security Framework: The Implications of Human Security as a Foreign Policy Option,” paper given at the Conference on Globalization and Security, Denver, 9-11 November 2000.

George A. MacLean, “Canada, NAFTA, and Regional Trade Integration,” paper given at the “NAFTA” Conference, South Dakota State University, Brookings, South Dakota, 28-29 September, 2000.

George A. MacLean, “The Concept of Human Security in International Relations,” paper given to Chinese International Relations Academic Community, Canadian Embassy in Beijing, China, 11 May 2000.

George A. MacLean, “Instituting and Projecting Human Security: A Canadian Perspective,” paper presented at the United Nations Development Program International Conference on Human Security, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, 8-10 May 2000.

George A. MacLean, “Most-Different Systems Studies: The Utility of the Comparative Approach in Canadian-Mexican Studies,” presentation to the Institute of the Humanities New Faculty Colloquium Series 2000, 13 March 2000.

George A. MacLean, “Multidimensional NACD Approaches: Assessing Institutions for Implementing Agreements,” paper given at International Security Research Outreach Program conference, Toronto, 25 February 2000.

George A. MacLean, “An Ambiguous Relationship: The Evolution of Canadian-Mexican Relations,” Public Lecture, University College, University of Manitoba, 28 January 2000.

(R) George A. MacLean and Duncan R. Wood, “Partners in the Hemisphere? Multilateralism in Canadian‑Mexican Relations,” paper given at the Canadian Political Science Association annual meeting, Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke PQ, June 7, 1999.

George A. MacLean, “Looking Out, Looking In: Exploration and Management of Outer Space and Policy Implications,” paper given at the 15^th Annual Political Studies Students’ Conference, “The Next Frontier: Civilian and Military Implication of Space,” University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, 4‑6 February 1999.

George A. MacLean, “Security in Numbers: Multilateralism and Canadian Security,” paper given at the Canada‑Mexico Multilateralism Workshop, 30 January 1999, Hacienda de Cocoyos, Mexico.

George A. MacLean, “Canadian Security Interests and the Multilateral Experience,” paper given at the Canada‑Mexico Multilateralism Workshop, 22 August 1998, Gull Harbour, Manitoba.

George A. MacLean, “The Changing Perception of Human Security: Coordinating National and Multilateral Responses,” paper prepared for the United Nations Association in Canada conference “The United Nations and the New Security Agenda,” Ottawa, Ontario, 8 May 1998

(R) George A. MacLean, “Activating Kant? Democratic Peace Theory in Contemporary U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Russia, (or) Atoms for Perpetual Peace,” paper given at the 1998 International Studies Association meeting, Minneapolis, 18‑21 March 1998.

George A. MacLean, “Comparative Analysis of Verification Expenses of Non‑Proliferation and Arms Control Agreements,” paper given at the 1997 Canadian Non‑Proliferation Verification Workshop, Ottawa, 13‑14 November 1997.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Multilateralism and Canadian Security interests in the Hemisphere,” paper given at “Relating to the Powerful One: Canadian and Mexican Perspectives on Foreign Policy” conference at ITAM, Mexico City, 10‑11 November 1997.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Moving Right Along: Developments in the Nuclear Disarmament Regime after the Cold War,” paper given at the International Security Studies/International Studies Association conference, Norfolk Virginia, 24‑25 October 1997.

(R) George A. MacLean, “The Twain Shall Meet: Bringing Together Putnam and Krasner in Foreign Policy Analyses,” paper given at the Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting, St. John's, Newfoundland, 8‑10 June 1997.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Expanding the Existing Nuclear Disarmament Regime: Prospects for Bilateral U.S. Russian Cooperation,” paper given at the International Studies Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, 18‑22 March 1997.

George A. MacLean, “Taking Stock: Existing Stockpiles and the Fissionable Materials Cutoff Treaty,” presentation to the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (Non‑Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division), “Non‑Proliferation Agreements, Arrangements and Responses” Workshop, Ottawa, 6‑7 November 1996.

George A. MacLean, “Calculating Costs: An Independent Critique of Expense Analyses for a Fissile Materials Production Cutoff Treaty,” presentation to the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (Non‑Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division), “Non‑Proliferation Agreements, Arrangements and Responses” Workshop, Ottawa, 6‑7 November 1996.

(R) George A. MacLean, “As the Sand Shifts Beneath Our Feet: Ordering a Changing Security Environment,” paper given at the Annual General Meeting of the Atlantic Provinces Political Science Association, Acadia University, 25‑27 October, 1996.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Revisiting the Level of Analysis Problem: The Politics of Post‑Cold War Economic Conversion,” paper presented at the Canadian Political Science Association annual meeting, Montreal, 4 June 1995.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Trade for Security: The Interplay of Domestic Economic and International Security Issues in the HEU Agreement,” paper presented at the “Fuel Cycle ‘95” conference, San Diego, CA, 4 April 1995.

(R) George A. MacLean, “The Political Economy of National Security: Foreign Policy Decision Making and Post‑Cold War U.S.‑Russian Relations,” paper presented at the “Toward the Third Millennium Conference,” Carleton University, 3‑5 November, 1994.

(R) George A. MacLean, “Building Bridges for Trade: The Economic Impact of Ontario‑China Relations,” paper given at “Asia in the 1990’s: Meeting and Making a New World, An International Conference on Asia,” Queen's University, 29‑31 October 1993 (with Kim Richard Nossal).

Book Reviews

George A. MacLean, review of Gwynne Dyer, Crawling from the Wreckage, (Toronto: Random House, 2010), Winnipeg Free Press, (September 2010).

George A. MacLean, review of Sebastian Junger, War (Toronto: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd,), Winnipeg Free Press, (May 2010).

George A. MacLean, review of General Rick Hiller, A Soldier First: Bullets, Bureaucrats and the Politics of War, (Toronto: HarperCollins Publishers Ltd, 2009), Winnipeg Free Press, (November 2009).

George A. MacLean, review of Stephanie Cooke, In Mortal Hands: A Cautionary History of the Nuclear Age, (London: Bloomsbury, 2009), Winnipeg Free Press, (March 2009).

George A. MacLean, review of Zbigniew Brzezinski and Brent Scowcroft, moderated by David Ignatius America and the World: Conversations on the Future of American Foreign Policy, (New York: A New America Foundation book published by Basic Books, 2008), Winnipeg Free Press, (November 2008).

George A. MacLean, review of Colin I. Bradford Jr., and Johannes F. Linn, Global Governance Reform: Breaking the Stalemate, (Washington: Brookings, 2007) Democratization, 15:3 (2008).

George A. MacLean, review of Jacob Weisberg, The Bush Tragedy (Toronto: Random House Canada, 2008), Winnipeg Free Press, (February 2008).

George A. MacLean, review of Robert Brenner, The Economics of Global Turbulence, (London: Verso, 2006) Political Studies Review (January 2008).

George A. MacLean, review of Kevin Patterson and Jane Warren, eds., Outside the Wire: The War in Afghanistan in the Words of its Participants, (Toronto: Random House Canada, 2007), Winnipeg Free Press, (January 2008).

George A. MacLean, review of Adrian Levy and Catherine Scott-Clark, Deception: Pakistan, the United States, and the Secret Trade in Nuclear Weapons, (New York: Walker and Co., 2007), Winnipeg Free Press (October 2007).

George A. MacLean, review of George Tenet, At the Center of the Storm: My Years at the CIA, (New York: HarperCollins, 2007) Winnipeg Free Press, (10 June 2007).

George A. MacLean, review of Paul, T.V., James J. Wirtz, and Michel Fortmann, eds., Balance Of Power: Theory and Practice in the 21^st Century, (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2004) International Journal, 61 (Winter 2005-2006).

George A. MacLean, review of Gelpi, Christopher, The Power of Legitimacy: Assessing the Role of Norms in Crisis Bargaining, (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2002) Perspectives on Political Science, 32 (Summer, 2003).

George A. MacLean, review of Erika Simpson, NATO and the Bomb: Canadian Defenders Confront Critics, Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2001) Canadian Foreign Policy, 9 (Winter 2002).

George A. MacLean, review of Peter R. Lavoy, Scott D. Sagan, and James J. Wirtz, eds. Planning the Unthinkable: How New Powers Will Use Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Weapons, (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2000) Perspectives on Political Science, (Spring 2001).

George A. MacLean, review of Marc Trachtenberg, A Constructed Peace: The Making of the European Settlement, 1945‑1963, (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1999) Perspectives on Political Science, 29 (Winter 2000).

George A. MacLean, review of Laura Neack, Jeanne A. K. Hey, and Patrick J. Haney, Foreign Policy Analysis: Continuity and Change in Its Second Generation, (Englewood Cliffs: Prentice‑Hall, 1995). Canadian Foreign Policy 7 (Fall 1999).

George A. MacLean, review of Christopher Coker, Twilight of the West, (Boulder: Westview, 1998) Perspectives on Political Science, 28 (Winter 1999).

George A. MacLean, review of John M. Rothgeb, Jr. Foreign Investment and Political Conflict in Developing Countries, (Westport: Praeger, 1996), Perspectives on Political Science, 26 (Fall 1997).

George A. MacLean, review of Charles Hauss, Beyond Confrontation: Transforming the New World Order, (Westport: Praeger, 1996), The Journal of Conflict Studies, 17 (Spring 1997).

George A. MacLean, review of Edward A. Kolodzief and Roger E. Kanet, eds., Coping with Conflict After the Cold War, (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996), International Journal, 52 (Spring 1996‑7).

George A. MacLean, review of Richard Kokoski, Technology and the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (Oxford: Oxford University Press, SIPRI, 1995), Millennium, 25 (Summer 1996).

George A. MacLean, review of Brad Roberts, ed. Weapons Proliferation in the 1990s. (Cambridge: MIT Press, 1995), The Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies Bulletin: The CISS Quarterly News Magazine, 8 (Winter 1995).

Reviewed manuscripts for Routledge, Aid to Scholarly Publishing Programme, ITP Nelson Canada, SAGE publications, Prentice‑Hall Canada, Pearson Education, McGraw‑Hill Canada, Broadview Press, International Journal, Canadian Foreign Policy journal, Journal of European Integration, and the International Journal of Canadian Studies.

Reports

George A. MacLean, “Canada’s National Security Strategy,” International Security Research Outreach Program, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada (September 2003).

George A. MacLean, “Building the Canadian International Security and NACD Community of the Future: Motivations, Principles And Means,” International Security Research Outreach Program, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada (June 2003).

George A. MacLean, “NACD Compliance and Verification Network Design Recommendations,” International Security Research Outreach Program, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada (June 2003).

George A. MacLean, Report to the Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs on Canada's trade relations with the USA and Mexico, Winnipeg, Manitoba (21 February 2003).

George A. MacLean, “Advancing the Comprehensive (Nuclear) Test Ban Treaty: Status Quo, or Provisional Entry into Force?” International Security Research Outreach Program, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada (July 2002.

George A. MacLean, “Fast-Talk” reports, International Security Research Outreach Program, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada (June – August 2003).

George A. MacLean, “Canadian Foreign Interests and Globalization,” Centre for Foreign Policy Development, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (December 2000).

George A. MacLean, “Human Security Implementation and Projection: A Canadian Perspective,” Peacebuilding and Human Security Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (June 2000).

George A. MacLean, “Future Directions for Implementation of a Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty,” International Security Research Outreach Program, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, (August 2000).

George A. MacLean, “Canada‑Mexico Relations: Issues of Divergence and Convergence,” Canadian Foundation of the Americas (FOCAL).

George A. MacLean, “Salient issues Related to a Proposed Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty at the Conference on Disarmament,” Non‑Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (January 1999).

George A. MacLean, “Canadian Multilateral Interests in Latin America,” Mexico and Latin America Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (1998).

George A. MacLean, “Comparative Analysis of Verification Expenses of NACD Contemporary Agreements,” Non‑Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (1997).

George A. MacLean, “Canadian Relations with the European Union after the Inter‑Governmental Conference,” John Holmes Fund, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (1997).

George A. MacLean, “Fissile Material Cutoff: Policy and Prospects for Canada,” Non‑Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, (1996)

George A. MacLean, “Verification Costing Analysis,” Non‑Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, with James Keeley (1996).

Grants

2003

Arts Development Proposal Fund, Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba

2002

Arts Development Proposal Fund, Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba

2001

Social Science and Humanities Research Council Research Grants Program, UMSSHRC

Humanities and Social Sciences Federation of Canada

1999

Arts Development Proposal Fund, Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba

Other Professionally Related Research Contracts

2007-2010

Security Education and Training, Transport Canada

2006

Marine Security Division, Transport Canada

Rail and Urban Transit Security Task Force, Canadian Urban Transit Association

Security Education and Training, Transport Canada

2003

Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development

International Security Research and Outreach Program

2002

Non-Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada

Delegation of the European Commission

2000

Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development

Peacebuilding and Human Security Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada

International Security Research Outreach Program

1999

Canadian Foundation of the Americas

Non-Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada

1998

Mexico and Latin America Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada

United Nations Association in Canada

1997

Non-Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada

John Holmes Fund, Canadian Centre for Foreign Policy Development

1996

Non-Proliferation, Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada

Awards and Recognition

2011

University of Manitoba Certificate of Teaching Excellence

2010