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Journal articles on the topic "Canada – Relations extérieures – 20e siècle"
Rouillard, Jacques, and Jean-François Rouillard. "Salaires et productivité du travail au Canada depuis le début du 20e siècle : les travailleurs bénéficient-ils de la croissance économique?" Hors-thème 70, no. 2 (June 30, 2015): 353–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1031489ar.
Full textFarr, David M. L. "Presidential Address: The View of History in the Making of Canada’s External Policies." Historical Papers 13, no. 1 (April 20, 2006): 1–17. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/030473ar.
Full textDunoyer, Christiane. "Alpes." Anthropen, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.124.
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Hamelin, Patrice. "AMITIÉ, ADMIRATION, DOUTES ET INTÉRÊTS DOMESTIQUES : LES MEMBRES DU CONGRÈS AMÉRICAIN FACE AU CANADA, 1945-1958." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/29160/29160.pdf.
Full textChalifour, Jean-René. "Le Canada et le BRIC : l'importance des opportunités de voix dans les organisations internationales." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/27917/27917.pdf.
Full textTherrien, Marie-Josée. "Au-delà des frontières, l'architecture des chancelleries canadiennes, 1930-1992." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp02/NQ39399.pdf.
Full textFrançois-Richard, Nathalie. "La France et le Québec, 1945-1967, dans les archives du MAE." Paris 8, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA081443.
Full textFrom 1945 to 1960, the general department for french cultural relations gradually took charge of the organization and financing of all theatrical, musical and artistic events as well as of french films and books circulation. The french government also supported actively stanislas and marie de france french schoools in montreal and answered the universities' increasing needs of teachers, representatives and grants in quebec. On the other hand, narrow-mindedness and conservatism of maurice duplessis, quebec's prime minister, and the ivth republic's numerous crisis jeopardized quebec french political relations until 1960. Quebec french relations really were at their best during the sixties. Quebec's quiet revolution, the opening of quebec's consulate in paris and de gaulle's interest in that "country" brought about change. The bilateral cooperation became official through, first, educative and cultural agreements but then, paris-quebec-ottawa relations grew more bitter. Finally, the french foreign office exlusively centered its diplomacy on economical and technical relations, which resulted in french exhibitions in montreal in 1963 and at the world fair in 1967, french-technical committee and administrative or technical trainees. Big french firms (cge, renault, schneider. . . ) took part in quebec's industrialization and public works. In july 1967, de gaulle's own words "vive le quebec libre !" enabled quebec to be acknowledged in the world. The cooperation means were increased a fourfold thanks to the johnson-peyrefitte agreements in september. Therefore, the year 1967 crowned the french policy to develop more common relations, which were not naturally political
Saint-Louis, Virginie. "Les organisations non gouvernementales et l'État : leurs relations dans le cadre de la politique canadienne de développement international." Paris 1, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA010289.
Full textMacFarlane, John. "Ernest Lapointe : Quebec's voice in canadian foreign policy, 1921-1941." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 1995. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26356.
Full textGenest, Philippe, and Philippe Genest. "La construction de l'idée de la souveraineté territoriale par le discours politique : étude de cas du gouvernement du Canada par rapport à l'Arctique." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/22368.
Full textDe toutes les manifestations du réchauffement climatique planétaire, une des plus évidentes est sans aucun doute la fonte de la calotte polaire arctique. À mesure que les glaces pluriannuelles de l’Arctique disparaissent, la dernière frontière géostratégique de la Terre émerge. L’ouverture du mythique passage du Nord-Ouest laisse alors présager l’accès aux ressources naturelles dont regorge l’Arctique et ramène à la vie le fantasme des explorateurs des derniers siècles de raccourcir par plusieurs milliers de kilomètres le passage maritime entre l’Asie et l’Europe. Depuis quelques années, ce scénario a ravivé le débat sur l’Arctique et les questions de souveraineté qui l’entourent, un sujet sensible pour le Canada, notamment en raison de ses significations identitaires. Le théâtre arctique est donc la scène de plusieurs revendications territoriales, mais également de nombreuses spéculations sur la manière dont celles-ci se régleront. Conséquemment, les discours politiques des représentants du gouvernement canadien ont été nombreux dans les dernières années à affirmer haut et fort la vision souveraine du Canada sur sa portion de l’Arctique. Le projet de recherche qui suit vise à étudier le rôle que ces discours jouent dans la construction sociale de la souveraineté du Canada en Arctique.
Of all the manifestations of global warming, one of the most obvious is undoubtedly the melting of the Arctic polar icecap. As the multi-year ices of the Arctic disappear, the last geostrategic frontier of the Earth emerges. The opening of the mythical Northwest Passage foreshadows access to the natural resources which abound in the Arctic, and resuscitates the unrealised desires of past centuries’ explorers to shorten by several thousand miles the sea passage between Asia and Europe. In recent years, this scenario has reignited the debate over the Arctic, as well as issues of sovereignty surrounding it, a sensitive topic for Canada, particularly because of the Arctic’s role in its meanings of identity. The Arctic theatre is therefore the scene of various territorial claims, but also of several speculations as to how they will be settled. As a result, political discourses of Canadian government officials have been numerous in recent years to affirm loud and clear the sovereign vision of Canada on its portion of the Arctic. The following research aims to study the role played by these discourses in the social construction of Canada’s sovereignty in the Arctic.
Of all the manifestations of global warming, one of the most obvious is undoubtedly the melting of the Arctic polar icecap. As the multi-year ices of the Arctic disappear, the last geostrategic frontier of the Earth emerges. The opening of the mythical Northwest Passage foreshadows access to the natural resources which abound in the Arctic, and resuscitates the unrealised desires of past centuries’ explorers to shorten by several thousand miles the sea passage between Asia and Europe. In recent years, this scenario has reignited the debate over the Arctic, as well as issues of sovereignty surrounding it, a sensitive topic for Canada, particularly because of the Arctic’s role in its meanings of identity. The Arctic theatre is therefore the scene of various territorial claims, but also of several speculations as to how they will be settled. As a result, political discourses of Canadian government officials have been numerous in recent years to affirm loud and clear the sovereign vision of Canada on its portion of the Arctic. The following research aims to study the role played by these discourses in the social construction of Canada’s sovereignty in the Arctic.
De todas las manifestaciones del calentamiento global, una de las más obvias es el derretimiento del Ártico. A medida que los hielos plurianuales del Ártico desaparecen, surge la última frontera geoestratégica de le Tierra. El mítico paso del Noroeste hace posible el acceso a los recursos naturales que abundan en el Ártico, y vuelve realidad el sueño de los exploradores de siglos pasados de reducir miles de kilómetros de pasaje marítimo entre Asia y Europa. En los últimos años, este escenario ha intensificado el debate acerca del Ártico y las cuestiones de soberanía que lo rodean, un tema sensible para Canadá, especialmente por el significado identitario. El teatro ártico es entonces el escenario de varias reivindicaciones territoriales, pero también de muchas especulaciones sobre la manera en que éstas serán resueltas. Como consecuencia, en los últimos años han habido diversos discursos políticos por parte de los representantes del gobierno canadiense para reafirmar de manera clara su soberanía en el Ártico. Este proyecto de investigación tiene como objetivo estudiar el papel que éste discurso de soberanía desempeña en la construcción social de la soberanía de Canadá en el Ártico.
De todas las manifestaciones del calentamiento global, una de las más obvias es el derretimiento del Ártico. A medida que los hielos plurianuales del Ártico desaparecen, surge la última frontera geoestratégica de le Tierra. El mítico paso del Noroeste hace posible el acceso a los recursos naturales que abundan en el Ártico, y vuelve realidad el sueño de los exploradores de siglos pasados de reducir miles de kilómetros de pasaje marítimo entre Asia y Europa. En los últimos años, este escenario ha intensificado el debate acerca del Ártico y las cuestiones de soberanía que lo rodean, un tema sensible para Canadá, especialmente por el significado identitario. El teatro ártico es entonces el escenario de varias reivindicaciones territoriales, pero también de muchas especulaciones sobre la manera en que éstas serán resueltas. Como consecuencia, en los últimos años han habido diversos discursos políticos por parte de los representantes del gobierno canadiense para reafirmar de manera clara su soberanía en el Ártico. Este proyecto de investigación tiene como objetivo estudiar el papel que éste discurso de soberanía desempeña en la construcción social de la soberanía de Canadá en el Ártico.
Riccioli, Michael Arthur. "Les relations anglo-turques 1939-1980." Paris 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA030193.
Full textA) turkev: the first anglo-turkish relations were established in 1580 between elizabeth i and sultan murad iii. The treaty signed granted certain privileges known as the capitulations. At the outbreak of world war ii, turkey abandoned the policy of association with germany and returned to the older tradition of friendship with great britain and on 19 october 1939, great britain, france and turkey signed a treaty of mutual assistance. Turkey was to adopt an attitude of armed neutrality throughout the war and stood as a "rampart" against a possible german invasion. In the meantime, turkey signed a treaty of non-aggression with bulgaria and later concluded a similar treaty with nazi germany. The secret meeting which took place between winston churchill and ismet inonu in adana was to convince the british government that turkey was not in a position to enter the war. Mention must also be made of the cicero case. Cicero (elyesa bazna) was the valet of sir hughe knatchbullhugessen (the british ambassador to turkey) and he photographed the ambassador's secret documents and sold rolls of film to the germans. On 19 march 1945, the russians denounced the russo-turkish treaty of friendship signed in 1925. B) cyprus: the ottomans conquered the island of cyprus in 1571 and it remained in their hands until 1878 when the administration was turned over to great britain who used it as a base, on condition that the british would contribute to the defence of the ottoman empire against russian attacks. In 1960 cyprus became an independent republic and a member of the commonwealth of nations. In 1974 the cypriot national guard overthrew the government of archbishop makarios and took control of the island, one of the guarantor powers, took action unilaterally (britain had declined a joint intervention) and invaded the island of cyprus to safeguard the lives and interests of the cypriot turks. Cyprus has remained a divided island ever since
Istasse-Moussinga, Cécile-Marie. "L'Afrique noire dans les relations franco-britanniques de 1940 à 1950." Paris 4, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA040175.
Full textAt the beginning of the franco-british relations in black Africa, there was the process of their establishment on the African continent. Until the Second World War, the relations between France and Great Britain were impressed by distrust. . In 1940, the franco-german armistice led to the division of France and its empire. The, Great Britain had to deal with the hostility of the Vichy government in French West Africa and French Somaliland. Meanwhile, in French Equatorial Africa, the government of London established a war collaboration with free France. 1942 marked the end of this ambiguous cohabitation. France and Great Britain were then to undertake a colonial collaboration marked by the new ideological and political influences. Until 1950, the two countries had to fight against these anti-colonial influences by elaborating a common policy to oppose to the United Nations. They also tried to overcome african nationalism by giving little autonomy to their colonies. Although France and Great Britain had recognised that the colonial collaboration was a necessity, they did not prevent some failures due to the realities of their colonial administration systems
Krapoth, Stéphanie. "France - Allemagne : représentations réciproques du lendemain de la première guerre mondiale au milieu des années 60. Manuels scolaires et journaux satiriques." Besançon, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000BESA1003.
Full textBooks on the topic "Canada – Relations extérieures – 20e siècle"
Les mutations de l'économie mondiale du début du 20e siècle aux années soixante-dix. Paris: Ellipses, 2004.
Find full textShenstone, Michael. Accroissement et mouvements de la population mondiale: À l'aube du XXIe siècle. Ottawa, Ont: Ministère des affaires étrangères et du commerce international, 1997.
Find full textThe decline of the world Communist movement: Moscow, Beijing, and Communist parties in the West. Boulder: Westview Press, 1987.
Find full textV, Mulcahy Kevin, ed. Presidents and foreign policy making: From FDR to Reagan. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1986.
Find full textCanada. Ministère des affaires étrangères et du commerce international., ed. Le Canada et l'Asie méridionale: Partenaires du XXIe siècle. Ottawa, Ont: Ministère des affaires étrangères et du commerce international, 2001.
Find full textForum on Foreign Policy (Canada). International institutions in the twenty-first century : can Canada help to meet the challenge? : report of the Second Annual National Forum =: Les institutions internationales au XXIe siècle :le Canada peut-il aider à relever le défi? : rapport du deuxième forum national annuel. 1995.
Find full textFondation canadienne pour les Amériques, ed. Vers une nouvelle stratégie mondiale: La politique canadienne dans les Amériques à l'aube du XXIe siècle. Ottawa, Ont: Fondation canadienne pour les Amériques = Canadian Foundation for the Americas, 1994.
Find full textLes Etats-Unis, gendarmes du monde : Pour le meilleur et pour le pire. J'ai lu, 2003.
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