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ID090770
Title ProperContact Africa
Other Title InformationCanadian foreign policy, the contact group, and Southern Africa
LanguageENG
AuthorDawson, Grant
Publication2009.
Summary / Abstract (Note)Participation in the contact group serviced Canada's foreign policy interests in Africa. Ministers and bureaucrats believed that Canada's developing relations with black Africa were becoming more important than the traditional link to South Africa. The government hoped to maintain Canada's positive reputation among Africans by working on problems of cocern to positive reputation among Africans by working on problems of concern to them, such as South Africa's control of Namibia and apartheid.
`In' analytical NoteInternational Journal Vol. 64, No. 2; Spring 2009: p521-536
Journal SourceInternational Journal Vol. 64, No. 2; Spring 2009: p521-536
Key WordsCanada ;  Foreign Policy ;  Southern Africa ;  SWAPO ;  Namibia - Liberal Movement