Americanization
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: 95
Subjects: Investments, American -- Canada.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by H. Innis.; title: National identity, by F. R. Scott.; title: Canadian statehood, by P. Rush.; title: Canada and U.S. (1)-(3), by H. Lentner.; title: The new anti-Americanism, by R. Fulford.; title: The menace is the message, by P. Jewett.; title: Speak American or speak English, by D. Fetherling.; title: A continental embrace, the Economist.; title: The cold war in resources, by F. Knelman.; title: Water: the sellout that could spell the end of Canada, by W. Stewart.; title: Canada is financing its own sell-out, by C. Gonick.; title: The structure of Canadian industry, Foreign ownership and the structure of Canadian industry.; title: An act of lunacy, by P. Martin.; title: Where has all our best land gone?, by D. Marshall.; title: 104 Canadian companies taken over by U.S. in '70, by M. Dewey.; title: Position paper on U.S. investment, Toronto Daily Star.; title: We must cultivate our garden, by S. J. Randall.; title: Captain Canada of 1971, by W. Stewart.; title: Juneau's revolution: making TV history, by R. Fulford.; title: Statement of purpose, Committee for an Independent Canada.