Title: Canada, a middle-aged power /
Authors: Holmes, John W. 1910-1989.
Publisher: McClelland and Stewart,
Year: 1976
Subjects: Canada Foreign relations
Contents: Pt. I. Foreign Policy Reviewed. 1. The Canadian Role as usurper -- 2. The New Perspectives of Canadian Foreign Policy -- 3. Canada: the Reluctant Power -- 4. Canada and the Crisis of Middle Powers -- 5. The Role of Diplomacy -- 6. After 25 Years -- Pt. II. International Institutions. 1. The New Age of Functionalism -- 2. Canada and "Collective Security" -- 3. The United Nations and the Frustration of Conflict: (i) Mediation or Enforcement? ; (ii) Mediation: Art or Science? Notes on the Talloires Conference, 1969 -- Pt. III. Counterweights. 1. Odd Man Out in the Atlantic Community -- 2. International Security: A Wallflower View -- 3. Shadow and Substance: Diplomatic Relations -- 4. Canada and the Pacific -- 5. The Illusion of Europe -- Pt. IV. North America. 1. In Praise of National Boundaries -- 2. Political and Security Issues -- 3. Canada, Latin America, and United States Foreign Policy -- 4. Impact of Domestic Political Factors -- 5. The Vietnam War and Canada -- 6. Quebec Nationalism and Canadian-American Relations. Pt. IV. Conclusion. 1. Convocation Address.