bout de papier, Volume 13, Issue No. 4, 1996
Diplomacy and Peacekeeping
In the first instalment of this article (bout de papier, Volume 13 No. 2), the author described a visit by Barbara McDougall, then Secretary of State for External Affairs, to the former Yugoslavia in May, 1993. This was the first and longest…
Diplomacy and Peacekeeping: Part One
The nineties started on a wave of enthusiasm for the United Nations (UN) and its refurbished capacity to contain, and gradually quell, conflict. By the time Barbara McDougall, Canada’s Secretary of State for External Affairs (the position now titled Minister of Foreign…
Human Rights and Trade Relations: A Personal Commentary
The Tiananmen Massacre in 1989. The Canadian Ambassador to China at this time remembers how the crisis was managed and offers his own personal views on human rights and trade relations.
Making a Difference? Canada’s Foreign Policy in a Changing World Order
In December, 1991, an all-star line-up of academics, NGO leaders, government specialists and political leaders met in Toronto at a conference marking the sixtieth anniversary of the Statute of Westminster. This book, edited by two widely respected historians of Canada’s external relations,…
PROFESSION : Fonctionnaire d’ambassade
par Bernard Dussault et Marc Cousineau
