Securing Canada's Place in Asia: Means, Institutions and Mechanisms

Author(s): Don Campbell, Paul Evans, Pierre Lortie

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.

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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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