Canadian Foreign Policy, 1955-1965: Selected Speeches and Documents

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• Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
• Year: 1977
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 449
• Series: Carleton Library Series; 103
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

This volume documents the decade in which Canada's influence on world affairs was at its apex, and contains speeches and writings of Lester B. Pearson, Sydney Smith, Howard C. Green and Paul Martin.

✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
Preface
Abbreviations
I. The United Nations
A. Peace-Keeping
1. The Political Situation in the Middle East –Export of Military Equipment
2. Creation of UNEF
3. The Anglo-French Suez Expedition-The Canadian Position
4. The Middle East and Hungary
5. The Hungarian Situation
6. Soviet Colonialism
7. Canadian Participation in the United Nations Emergency Force in the Middle East and the Situation in Hungary
8. Functions of UNEF
9. Canada and the United Nations
10. United Nations Standby-
Force
B. The CONGO
11. Canada and the Congo Situation
12. United Nations Finances
C. CYPRUS
13. Participation in UNFlCYP
14. Peace Keeping: Some Prospects and Perspectives
D. DISARMAMENT
15. Canadian Disarmament Policy
16. Toward the Cessation of Nuclear Tests
17. A Plea lor Renewed Disarmament Talks
18. Mankind's Greatest Problem-Disarmament
19. Limitations oj the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
20. Canada at the Geneva Disarmament Table
E. The Environment
21. The Threat of Atomic Radiation
22. Canada Regulates its Coastal Waters
F. The General Welfare
23. Canada’s Views on the UN Technical Assistance Programme
24. The UN Conference on Trade and Development
G. Admission of New Members
25. Admission of New Members
H. The Structure of the United Nations
26. Enlarging the Security Council and ECOSOC
II. NATO
27. Soviet Objectives and NATO
28. NATO and Western Unity
29. NATO Heads of Government Meeting December 1957
30. A Canadian View of NATO
31. Berlin
32. A Milestone in Atlantic Partnership
33. The Need for Atlantic Partnership
34. NATO: The State of the Alliance
III. Continental Defence
35. The Distant Early Warning Line
36. NORAD
37. White Paper on Defence: 1959
38. The Norstad Press Conference
39. Reversal of Nuclear Weapons Policy
40. Canada's Nuclear Defence Policy
41. United States and Canadian Negotiations Regarding Nuclear Weapons
42. Defence Policy and Foreign Policy
43. Civil Emergency Planning
44. White Paper on Defence: 1964
A. The Cuban Missile Crisis
45. Hemisphere and Global Problems: Canada and Cuba
46. Crisis in Cuba
IV. Canada-United States Relations
47. American Investments in Canada
48. Great Issues in the Anglo-Canadian-American Community
49. Canada-United States: Problems and Prospects
50. Effects in Canada of U.S. Anti-Trust Laws
51. The Chicago Diversion
52. Borders and Bridges: Trade and Energy Problems
53. Canada-United States Relations: The “Hyannis Port Communique
54. Columbia River Development
55. The Columbia River Treaty: A Provincial Veto
56. The Economic Price of Canadian Independence
57. Canadian-United States Relations
58. Automotive Products
59. Canada-United States Defence Production Sharing
V. The Commonwealth
60. Agreement on the Canada-India Colombo Plan Atomic Reactor Project
61. Canada-United Kingdom Trade Talks
62. Commonwealth Trade and Economic Conference, 1958
63. The Montreal Conference-Results
64. The Commonwealth Scholarships
65. Britain and the Common Market
66. Military Training Assistance
67. Co-operative Economic Development in the West Indies
A. Canada. South Africa. and the United Nations
68. Race Conflict in South Africa
69. Meeting of Prime Ministers of the Commonwealth
70. The Canadian Stand on Rhodesia
VI. The Far East
A. INDOCHINA
71. The International Supervisory Commission for Vietnam
72. The Serious Situation in Indochina
73. Canada's Membership in the International Commission
B. CHINA
74. Relations with Communist China
75. Canadian Foreign Policy in a Changing World
76. Announcement of Sale of Grain to China
C. Japan
77. Japan­Our Neighbour on the Pacific
78. Japan and Canada--
Pacific Neighbours
79. Fisheries: The North Pacific Treaty Negotiations
VII. International Economic Policy
80. Canada-Soviet Trade Agreement
81. Free Trade Area in Western Europe
82. Trade Access to the EEC
83. Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
84. Canada's Trade in a Changing World
85. Devaluation
86. Trade and Tariff Policy
87. Kennedy Round Preparations and Initial Position
88. The “Kennedy Round”-An Interim Report
VIII. The Provinces and Foreign Policy
89. Politique Extérieure du Quebec
90. Prime Minister Pearson's Visit to France
91. Technical Training
92. France-Quebec Education Entente
93. Politique Extérieure du Québec
94. France-Canada Cultural Agreement
95. France-Quebec Cultural Entente
96. The Provinces and Treaty-Making Powers
97. France-Canada Relations
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