Parties Long Estranged : Canada and Australia in the Twentieth Century

Table of Contents

• Parties Long Estranged 1
• Edited by Margaret MacMillan and Francine McKenzie 3
• Parties Long Estranged Canada and Australia in the Twentieth Century 3
• Contents 5
• Acknowledgments 7
• Parties Long Estranged 9
• Introduction 11
• Francine McKenzie and Margaret MacMillan 11
• Part 1 Decolonization and Nation Building 19
• Sibling Rivalry Australia and Canada from the Boer War to the Great War 21
• Margaret MacMillan 21
• Coming of Age Independence and Foreign Policy in Canada and Australia 1931-45 42
• Francine McKenzie 42
• Colonization of Indigenous Peoples The Movement toward New Relationships 70
• Peter H. Russell 70
• Part 2 Rivals Allies and Models 105
• Australia and Canada in the World of International Commercial Aviation 107
• David MacKenzie 107
• She Should Have Thought of Herself First Canada and Military Aid to Australia 1939-45 132
• Galen Perras 132
• In the Wake of Canada Australias Middle-Power Diplomacy and the Attempt to Join the Atomic Special Relationship 1943-57 159
• Wayne Reynolds 159
• Governments and Defectors Responses to the Defections of Gouzenko in Canada and Petrov in Australia 191
• Frank Cain 191
• Diplomacy in Easy Chairs Casey Pearson and Australian- Canadian Relations 1951-7 215
• Christopher Waters 215
• The Limits of Like-Mindedness Australia Canada and Multilateral Trade 237
• Ann Capling and Kim Richard Nossal 237
• Keeping in Touch Patterns of Networking in the Canadian- Australian Diplomatic Relationship 257
• Andrew F. Cooper 257
• Conclusion 275
• Francine McKenzie and Margaret MacMillan 275
• Select Bibliography 280
• Contributors 284
• Index 286