The international position of the People’s Republic of China has undeniably changed since Canada became one of the first developed countries to recognize it, in 1970 (even before the People’s Republic was admitted to the United Nations). When Mao Zedong declared on October 1, 1949, that China had finally “stood up” in the world, he had underestimated his country’s potential to rise internationally. In 1949, China’s ability to stand up implied its ideological move away from capitalism as the b..
The decision of the Canadian government in 1970 to recognize the People’s Republic of China, which ...
Canada is a country whose demographic evolution has depended upon immigration. In 2006 19.6 percent ...
While conventional wisdom regards the visit of the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to China i...
By 1985, fifteen years after Canada had recognized the People’s Republic of China, relations between...
Commentary on relations between Canada and China relations tends to lament the shortcomings of Canad...
It is a particularly unrewarding task to try to find patterns in Canada’s relations with China. To m...
It has been more than forty years since diplomatic relations between Canada and the People’s Republi...
Bilateral relations with the People’s Republic of China involve matters of great strategic interest ...
Many Canadians believe that we are regarded as friends of China because of Pierre Trudeau, and becau...
A virtual avalanche of books has been published in recent years proclaiming China to be the world’s ...
This chapter provides a Chinese perspective on the role of the People’s Republic of China in Asia an...
Collaboration on education started shortly after Canada and the People’s Republic of China establish...
Senator Poy and Dr. Cao have assembled contributions from policy practitioners and academic commenta...
With the exception of Canada’s relationship with the United States, Canada’s relationship with China...
The movement of people across international borders has significant implications for international r...
The decision of the Canadian government in 1970 to recognize the People’s Republic of China, which ...
Canada is a country whose demographic evolution has depended upon immigration. In 2006 19.6 percent ...
While conventional wisdom regards the visit of the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to China i...
By 1985, fifteen years after Canada had recognized the People’s Republic of China, relations between...
Commentary on relations between Canada and China relations tends to lament the shortcomings of Canad...
It is a particularly unrewarding task to try to find patterns in Canada’s relations with China. To m...
It has been more than forty years since diplomatic relations between Canada and the People’s Republi...
Bilateral relations with the People’s Republic of China involve matters of great strategic interest ...
Many Canadians believe that we are regarded as friends of China because of Pierre Trudeau, and becau...
A virtual avalanche of books has been published in recent years proclaiming China to be the world’s ...
This chapter provides a Chinese perspective on the role of the People’s Republic of China in Asia an...
Collaboration on education started shortly after Canada and the People’s Republic of China establish...
Senator Poy and Dr. Cao have assembled contributions from policy practitioners and academic commenta...
With the exception of Canada’s relationship with the United States, Canada’s relationship with China...
The movement of people across international borders has significant implications for international r...
The decision of the Canadian government in 1970 to recognize the People’s Republic of China, which ...
Canada is a country whose demographic evolution has depended upon immigration. In 2006 19.6 percent ...
While conventional wisdom regards the visit of the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper to China i...