The Golden Cell: The Promise and the Profits of Stem Cells, Gene Therapy, and the Business of Biotech Book

In this persuasive if polemical read, Granatstein takes to task sundry Canadian governments -- Liberal and Conservative alike -- for having undermined and overextended Canada's military. In considering Canadian peacekeeping efforts, the author suggests that Lester Pearson's much lauded notion of a peacekeeping military force was misguided and that most Canadians are mistaken as to just what peacekeeping represents. The author also explores the consequences of the unification of the elements. Ultimately, Granatstein argues persuasively for increased fiscal support for the military accompanying a shift in the focus of its interests.