In the Canadian interest? : Third World development in the 1980's

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IDL-6046.pdf (6.75 MB)

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1980

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North South Institute, Ottawa, ON, CA

Abstract

Re-examines the basic motives for Canadian action on development, testing the Brandt Commission's assertion of mutual interests in the Canadian context. Attempts to clarify Canadian national and sectoral interests in Third World relations in the areas of food and agriculture, trade, commodity markets and aid programs.

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French version available in IDRC Digital Library: Enjeu canadien, ou le développement du Tiers Monde dans les années 1980
IDRC provided financial support to the North-South Institute

Keywords

ECONOMIC AID, BILATERAL RELATIONS, ECONOMIC COOPERATION, CANADA, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, FOREIGN INVESTMENT, TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS, INVESTMENT POLICY, INVESTMENT PROMOTION, TECHNICAL COOPERATION, FOREIGN TRADE, ATTITUDES, CONSCIOUSNESS RAISING, TERMS OF AID, ECONOMIC INDICATORS, ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS

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http://hdl.handle.net/10625/6046

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IDRC Research Results / Résultats de recherches du CRDI
1980s / Années 1980
Social Sciences Division / Division des sciences sociales