Securing Canada's Place in Asia: Means, Institutions and Mechanisms
Published: September 06, 2012 in Research Reports (52 pages)
Abstract:
This report assesses and makes recommendations on the role that regional institutions and bilateral mechanisms should play in a government strategy to pursue Canada’s interests and secure its place in Asia. The report argues that success in Asia takes not just a whole-of-government, but a whole-of-country approach. The authors contend that Canada’s efforts must be large-scale, ambitious, coordinated, cross-partisan, multi-dimensional, and long-term. This task force was created by APF Canada and established as part of the National Conversation on Asia.


Comments
This is an excellent report
This is an excellent report which makes a convincing case for Canada to develop a comprehensive strategy on Asia. We can only hope that this will provide some new momentum in the development of Canada’s relations with the most dynamic region in the world economy. I have written a longer review on our website. John West www.asiancenturyinstitute.com
This is an excellent report which makes a convincing case for Canada to develop a comprehensive strategy on Asia. We can only hope that this will provide some new momentum in the development of Canada’s relations with the most dynamic region in the world economy. I have written a longer review on our website. John West
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