Camelot and Canada : Canadian-American relations in the Kennedy era /
An examination of Canada-U.S. relations during John F. Kennedy's presidency, 'Camelot and Canada' focuses on the connection between domestic and foreign policy, in particular the development and impact of Canadian nationalism and its effect on foreign affairs, and the growth of anti-A...
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Good fences: Canadian-American relations from Eisenhower to Kennedy, 1957-1961
- New frontiers: Kennedy in Ottawa and the Cold War in the third world, 1961-1962
- Atomic anxieties: Berlin, BOMARCS, and the bomb, 1961-1962
- Grand designs: Canada-US economic relations, nationalism, and global trade, 1961-1962
- Cuban crises: Canada-US relations and Cuba, 1962
- Troubled endings: from Diefenbaker to Pearson, 1963
- Epilogue: the spirit of Hyannis Port and the end of Camelot
- Good fences: Canadian-American relations from Eisenhower to Kennedy, 1957-61
- New frontiers: Kennedy in Ottawa and the Cold War in the third world, 1961-2
- Atomic anxieties: Berlin, BOMARCS, and the bomb, 1961-2
- Grand designs: Canada-US economic relations, nationalism, and global trade, 1961-2
- Cuban crises: Canada-US relations and Cuba, 1962
- Troubled endings: from Diefenbaker to Pearson, 1963
- Epilogue: the spirit of Hyannis Port and the end of Camelot