Talk:David Dyment

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This page should not be "speedy deleted" because the entry refers to: 1) an author of a widely distributed published recent work of Canadian non-fiction which deals with the Canada-US trade relationship and the history of Continentalism; 2) a Canadian academic who is also a public commentator on political affairs. Dyment regularly provides analysis on CTV and other national media networks in Canada.

In its present form, the article is essentially a stub. Additional information needs to be provided concerning the central premise of the author's most recent published work Doing the Continental. Perhaps also of note, is the fact that the book includes an introduction by Bob Ray, current interim leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. Wikiamondo (talk) 09:38, 28 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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