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Canada and Eastern Europe nineteen hundred forty-five to nineteen hundred ninety-one
Sovereignty, diplomatic engagement, and regime legitimacy during the Cold War -- Canada, the Western alliance, and the Soviet-occupied nations, 1945-1953 -- Property, sovereignty, and human rights : three case studies -- Canada and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 : an early example of "democracy promotion"? -- Cautious engagement with the East Bloc, 1957-1971 -- Canada and the Conference for Security and Cooperation in Europe in the 1970s -- Liberal norms and neoliberal practices in the Cold War's final years, 1979-1991 -- Détente or debacle : Canada and Romania, 1968-1989 -- Conclusion : lessons of Canada's experience for confronting authoritarianism and occupation.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Crisis, conflict and security in Central and Eastern Europe
Budapest, Hungary : Central European University Press, 2024