Part I: From Global Trends to Policy and Practice.- 1. Introduction: Max Cameron (University of British Columbia), David Gillies (Research Fellow, Queen's University) and David Carment (Carleton University).- 2. Canada's Support for Democracy: Some Wins and Losses but much Potential. Peter Boehm (Senate of Canada).- 3. In Search of Democratic Revival, at Home and in the Lives of Others. Jeremy Kinsman (CIC, Former Ambassador).- 4. Democracy and Foreign Policy: A Retrospective. Maxwell Cameron (University of British Columbia).- 5. Policy and Practice in Canada's International Democracy Support. David Gillies (Research Fellow, Queen's University).- 6. The State of Democracy in the World - Problems, Pitfalls and Policy. Marshall Palmer (Carleton University) and David Carment (Carleton University).- Part II: Challenges Ahead.- 7. Inclusive Approaches to Multilateral Democracy Cooperation: Challenges and opportunities for Canada. Catherine Hecht (University of British Columbia).- 8. Toward Canadian Democracy Protection 2.0 in the Americas. Kendra Vivar-Carrion (Universidad Iberoamericana) and Thomas Legler (Universidad Iberoamericana).- 9. Feminism and International Democracy Assistance. Gabrielle Bardall (Consultant).- 10. Quiet Helpful Fixer or Boisterous Norm Advocate? Canada as a Mediator. Peter Jones (University of Ottawa).- 11. Canada's Enduring Populism. David Moscrop (The Washington Post).- 12. The Opportunities and Challenges of Courting India. Sanjay Ruparelia (Toronto Metropolitan University).- Part III: Conclusion.- 13. Reflections on Democracy and Canadian Foreign Policy.