L’histoire des femmes acadiennes durant les années 1960 et 1970 est encore sousétudiée. Une manière d’aborder le passé des femmes est par l’étude du concept de genre, soit l’évolution des rôles, valeurs et normes de comportements prescrites aux femmes. Nous pouvons cerner ces va…
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Ghadar Movement was started by the Indian immigrants in Canada and the United States of America, in the first decade of the twentieth century, with the specific aim to free India from British rule. The movement in its initial stages was carried on by individuals or small groups …
In the past decade, food (in)security has been recognized as an important public health and human rights issue in Inuit Nunangat, the Inuit homeland in Arctic Canada. Nunavut in particular has been characterized as the epicenter of a Northern food crisis. While a growing number …
Jewish migration from Romania began in mid-1900, and, owing to its particular political and temporal context, from its outset until early 1903 this migration commanded significant attention and interventions from the governments of the United States and Canada and from the organ…
The 1960 was a momentous year for Nigeria as it made a transition from British to self rule. But this change in status posed serious difficulties: because of her size, economic potential and the possibility of playing a leading role in African affairs, she was vulnerable to bein…
The Methodist Book and Publishing House was a complex organization engaged in the publication of a denominational newspaper, commercial printing, retail and wholesale bookselling, periodical publication, and book publishing. Through the use of archival and printed matter, this t…
This dissertation compares the stories of mothers of martyrs from many different religious traditions with those of Canadian mothers who were willing to send their sons to war during World War One. Over the years in the Jewish, Christian, Islamic and Sikh traditions stories have…
This thesis examines Canada's reaction to the Algerian war for independence from 1954 to 1962. It reveals that, while sympathetic to the ambitions of colonial peoples to be free, the Canadian government judged colonial issues after the Second World War by what impact they had on…
How can Christianity be made acceptable to the Chinese, whose history and culture extended far beyond the history and culture of those who were preaching the new religion? This has been a problem that generations of China missionaries had tried to solve. The Jesuits, led by Matt…
The purpose of this article is to share some information about the canadian foreign policy with Maghreb after 1968. Why is Canada so concerned with the Maghreb after so many years? There is no answer about that in the literature. Canada has a specific foreign policy in Maghreb. …
This study focused on Parliamentary oversight of international peacekeeping operations where Canadian Forces (CF) were represented in the 1990s. An examination of the activities of parliament in relation to defence matters from Confederation to the effective end of the Cold War …
This work provides a challenging reassessment of the roles of the Australian and Canadian armed forces, using as a benchmark each other's historical experiences with expeditionary land forces from the Boer War to the War on Terror. Australia and Canada, after all, are remarkably…
This thesis analyses Canadian foreign policy towards the Middle East. Since the creation of the state of Israel in the late 1940's, the Middle East has been an area of conflict and confusion. While the thesis offers an overview of some aspects of the conflict itself, the primary…
This thesis is the first critical examination of the Canadian government's decision-making in relation to its contributions of troops to the Somalia peace operations in 1992. An international assistance effort was mounted because all government in Somalia had collapsed, and the …
Current international politics—and globalization in particular—are best understood by tracing their historical development. Consequently, this researcher undertakes a structured, comparative case study analysis of four regions—the northwest coast of America, the Asante Kingdom o…
This thesis explores the roles played by the Canadian General Electric Company's Atomic Power Department (APD) in Canada's distinctive nuclear power program. From the establishment of APD in 1955 until the completion of the KANUPP project in Pakistan in 1972, the company's strat…
This paper reviews aspects of the formation of foreign policy, with a particular emphasis on how ethical considerations affect policy choices. Theoretical considerations are reviewed with an aim to clarify how ethics, and human rights concerns in particular, might in principle b…
Alvin Ratz Kaufman was an Ontario-based industrialist, philanthropist, and eugenicist, active in the field of birth control from the early 1930s until the late 1970s. For almost fifty years, and concurrent with his domestic efforts, Kaufman promoted the delivery of birth control…
This thesis seeks to examine Canadian foreign policy and the UN collective security and peacekeeping operations between 1950 and 1964. The focus of the research is to ascertain whether Canadian policy-makers were capable of exercising the Canadian involvement in Korea, Suez and …