Canada in World Affairs 1959–1961, L'Entrée du Canada sur la Scène Internationale (1919–1927), Neighbors Taken for Granted: Canada and the United States and Canada's Role as a Middle Power: Papers given at the Third Annual Banff Conference on World Development, August 1965

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Journal Article Canada in World Affairs 1959–1961, L'Entrée du Canada sur la Scène Internationale (1919–1927), Neighbors Taken for Granted: Canada and the United States and Canada's Role as a Middle Power: Papers given at the Third Annual Banff Conference on World Development, August 1965 Get access Canada in World Affairs 1959–1961. By Richard A. Preston. Toronto, London: Oxford University Press (Canadian Branch) for the Canadian Institute of International Affairs. 1966. 300 pp. Index. (Canada in World Affairs, Vol. XI.) 48s.L'Entrée du Canada sur la Scène Internationale (1919–1927). By Claude Le Gris. Preface by John W. Holmes. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France. 1966. 93 pp. Bibliog. 6 F.Neighbors Taken for Granted: Canada and the United States. Ed. by Livingstone T. Merchant. Foreword by Francis O. Wilcox. New York, Washington: Praeger for the School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University; Toronto: Burns & MacEachern; London: Pall Mall. 1966. 166 pp. $4.95. C$6. 42s.Canada's Role as a Middle Power: Papers given at the Third Annual Banff Conference on World Development, August 1965. Ed. by J. King Gordon. Ontario: Canadian Institute of International Affairs. 1966. 212 pp. (Contemporary Affairs No. 35.) $3.50. Paperback: $2. H. S. Ferns H. S. Ferns Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 43, Issue 2, April 1967, Pages 414–415, https://doi.org/10.2307/2614417 Published: 01 April 1967