Canadian Foreign Policy 1966-1976: Selected Speeches and DocumentsArthur E. Blanchette This volume demonstrates Canada's continuing involvement with the United Nations and nato, the shifting emphasis away from some traditional concerns, and the Canadian perspective. |
Contents
Eachen at the Thirtieth Session of the General Assembly | 20 |
Statement by the Secretary | 28 |
Statement by | 41 |
Extracts from the White Paper | 48 |
CANADAUNITED STATES RELATIONS | 62 |
Iv The Seabed Statement by Mr Mitchell | 64 |
B FOREIGN OWNERSHIP AND TRANSNATIONAL | 83 |
Statement by Mr Jean | 90 |
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY | 184 |
Statement | 190 |
Statement by Mr Jean | 200 |
Food Oil InflationThe Cana | 207 |
Statement by the Secretary | 214 |
Statement | 221 |
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT | 227 |
Statement by | 235 |
DEFENCE | 99 |
Renewal of the NORAD Agreement March 30 1968 | 103 |
E AIR AND WATER POLLUTION | 112 |
Statement to the House | 125 |
Statement | 131 |
State | 136 |
B CHINA | 143 |
Statement by | 151 |
THE COMMONWEALTH | 157 |
B SOUTH AFRICA | 165 |
NIGERIA | 167 |
THE COMMONWEALTH CARIBBEAN | 174 |
Statement by | 250 |
Statement by the Secretary of State for External | 256 |
Statement | 265 |
THE ENVIRONMENT | 272 |
1 Sovereignty in the Arctic Statement | 283 |
111 The 200mile Exclusive Economic Zone | 289 |
Declaration on the Human Environ | 296 |
Statement | 306 |
Exchange of telegrams between | 315 |
Statement by the Prime | 322 |
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