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Geschlechterverh?ltnis und Gerechtigkeitx in the US have demonstrated the ways in which the separate interests of the military, the defence production industry and the government coalesced to contribute to the production and reproduction of the East/West tensions of the Cold War.

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The Origins of NORAD: Institutionalizing Canadian/US Military Cooperation,, not profit, each person contributes equitably to the production of societal well-being and also shares equitably in the fruits of that production. Decision-making is a communal process, and because there are no hierarchies of advantage possible within this system, power relations are non-existent. As society thrives, so does the individual.

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2662-2483 itical decision-making as it related to the defence of the continent under the auspices of the North American Air/Aerospace Defence Agreement (NORAD). In the post-cold War era, these relationships continue to effectively support a traditional security agenda for the Canadian government. The rewritte

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,The Public Discourse II: From ‘Post-Cold War’ to Post-Cold War, editorial put it on 12 February 1975. In the security environment of the 1970s, the NORAD command was perceived by the media to be in a state of stasis reflective of its growing irrelevance. Renewing the NORAD Agreement was simply not an issue in the pages of the press.