An Independent Foreign Policy for Canada?

✍ Scribed by Stephen Clarkson (editor)

Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
Year: 1968
Tongue: English
Leaves: 306
Series: Carleton Contemporary Series; 1
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Title
Copyright
Introduction
Table of Contents
Part A: The Possibillities of Independence
Section I: The American Relationship: Liaison dangereuse ?
The Myths of The Special Relationship
The Ethics of Independence
Quiet Diplomacy Revisited
Retaliation: The Price of Independence?
Confronting Uncle Sam: Cuba and Korea
Canada's Vietnam Policy : The Diplomacy of Escalation
Section II: The Domestic Environment: Independence Begins at Home
Diplomatic Biculturalism : Doctrine or Delusion?
Special International Status for Quebec?
Opening Up the Policy Process
Federalist Style in International Politics
The Choice to be Made
Part B: The Purposes of Independence
Section III: Togetherness in Atlantic Patterns
All Things to All Men: Triservice Unification
Controlling Nuclear Proliferation: Canada's Options
NATO: To Stay or Not to Stay
From Colony to Satellite
Section IV: Effectivenes in the Under-Developed World
Peace-Keeping in Canadian Foreign Policy
The "Free World" of Canada and Latin America
Towards Justice in Rhodesia
Offering Options to the ''Third World"
External Aid: How to Choose
Conclusion:
The Choice to be Made
Notes
Index
Questionnaire

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