International involvement
By: edited by Hugh Innis. Consulting editor: Norman Sheffe.
Series: Issues for the seventies
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Ryerson
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Toronto; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 78
Subjects: Canada -- Foreign relations -- 1945-
Table of contents: value: From colony to satellite, by K. McNaught.; value: Canada: mediator or busybody?, by B. Fraser.; value: The nostrum of neutralism, by J. Eayrs.; value: Canadian foreign policy in the Trudeau era, by P. V. Lyon.; value: Foreign aid and domestic difficulties, by J. Lotz.; value: Opening the Arctic, by The Imperial Oil Review.; value: Pollution and territorial sovereignty, by C. Forget.; value: A continental embrace, by The Economist.; value: A modest proposal, by J. Lotz.; value: Proudly we stand the butcher's helper in Southeast Asia, by W. Stewart.; value: Canadians find profit in the war business, by F. Knelman.; value: Now that Canada's armed forces are nicely sorted out, what are we going to do with them?, J. Eayrs.; value: A statement on foreign policy, by P. Trudeau.; value: Foreign policy questionnaire, by S. Clarkson.