Peter C Dobell
Biographic Data
| ID | 1006827 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter C Dobell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter C |
| FAMILY NAME | Dobell |
| SIGNATURE | DOBELL P C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Director, Parliamentary Centre for Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Ottawa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Diefenbaker's World
Canada in World Affairs 1971-1973
Negotiating with the United States
Canada is unavoidably preoccupied by its relationship with the United States. The disparate sizes of the two countries, the range and extent of the ties, and the lack of any other contiguous neighbour makes this inevitable. These conditions, it is frequently claimed, have caused Canada special problems in negotiating with the United States. This paper contests the conventional presumption, but points to the growing problem of dealing with Congres…
John Holmes
Kissinger
The Influence of the United States Congress on Canadian-American Relations
Traditionally relations between nations, including Canada and the United States, have been analyzed in terms of the interaction between the executive branches of the two governments. This approach used to reflect relatively accurately the actual state of affairs. It is still broadly consistent with the constitutional allocation of powers, particularly in Canada. While the president of the United States must seek congressional action in order to d…
Canada's Search for New Roles
Canada's Search for New Roles
Europe
The Management of a Foreign Policy for Canadians
a year of retrenchment, sagging morale, and public criticism. Some half-dozen diplomatic missions were withdrawn, and the number of foreign service officers was reduced by about 10 per cent. George Hees, a Conservative member of parliament, asserted in Toronto on 5 February 1969 that instant communication, and the effectiveness of the news services, has greatly reduced the importance of the work carried on by our diplomatic representatives and he…
Soviet Foreign Policy 1917-1941
The Influence of the United States Congress on Canadian-American Relations
Traditionally relations between nations, including Canada and the United States, have been analyzed in terms of the interaction between the executive branches of the two governments. This approach used to reflect relatively accurately the actual state of affairs. It is still broadly consistent with the constitutional allocation of powers, particularly in Canada. While the president of the United States must seek congressional action in order to d…
Diefenbaker's World
Negotiating with the United States
Canada is unavoidably preoccupied by its relationship with the United States. The disparate sizes of the two countries, the range and extent of the ties, and the lack of any other contiguous neighbour makes this inevitable. These conditions, it is frequently claimed, have caused Canada special problems in negotiating with the United States. This paper contests the conventional presumption, but points to the growing problem of dealing with Congres…
Canada's Search for New Roles
Europe
Soviet Foreign Policy 1917-1941
The Management of a Foreign Policy for Canadians
a year of retrenchment, sagging morale, and public criticism. Some half-dozen diplomatic missions were withdrawn, and the number of foreign service officers was reduced by about 10 per cent. George Hees, a Conservative member of parliament, asserted in Toronto on 5 February 1969 that instant communication, and the effectiveness of the news services, has greatly reduced the importance of the work carried on by our diplomatic representatives and he…
Europe
Canada's Search for New Roles
Canada's Search for New Roles
The Influence of the United States Congress on Canadian-American Relations
Traditionally relations between nations, including Canada and the United States, have been analyzed in terms of the interaction between the executive branches of the two governments. This approach used to reflect relatively accurately the actual state of affairs. It is still broadly consistent with the constitutional allocation of powers, particularly in Canada. While the president of the United States must seek congressional action in order to d…
Kissinger
John Holmes
Negotiating with the United States
Canada is unavoidably preoccupied by its relationship with the United States. The disparate sizes of the two countries, the range and extent of the ties, and the lack of any other contiguous neighbour makes this inevitable. These conditions, it is frequently claimed, have caused Canada special problems in negotiating with the United States. This paper contests the conventional presumption, but points to the growing problem of dealing with Congres…
Canada in World Affairs 1971-1973
Diefenbaker's World
Political science (11 works) · Canadian Policy and Governance (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Canadian Identity and History (5 works) · Foreign policy (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (2 works)