A Diplomacy of Hope: Canada and Disarmament, 1945-1988 Book

	Tables and Figures
	Foreword
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
	Acronyms
1	The Bees and the Ants	3
	Good and Bad Marriages: Policy and Strategy	5
	The Bees and the Ants	7
	Psychological Make-Up and Strategies of Negotiation	9
	Policy Coordination between the Bees and the Ants	14
2	Canada Caught in the Squall, 1945-1952	41
	The Major Transformations	41
	Controlling the Atom	44
	Control of Armed Forces and Weapons Reductions	47
	Canadian Diplomatic Actions	53
	Atoms for War or for Peace?	77
3	The Pilgrim's Staff and the Blind Man's Cane	86
	The Disarmament Commission and Its Subcommittee	88
	Canada and the Disarmament Commission	91
	Canada and the Subcommittee of Five	105
4	Things Told and Things Untold	150
	"Open Skies" over the Canadian Arctic	152
	The Rapacki Plan	158
	The Burns Plan	161
5	The Catechesis of Perseverance: Canada and the Ten-Nation Committee on Disarmament	170
	The Preliminary Talks	173
	Dynamics of the Negotiations	175
	The Canadian Position	178
6	The Nuclear Threat: From Dread to Denial	195
	Origin and Evolution of the Eighteen-Nation Committee	197
	Continuity of Canadian Policy (1962-1969)	201
7	Canada and the Non-Proliferation Treaty	229
	Growing Civil and Military Importance of the Atom	233
	Brief History of Negotiations	237
	Evolution of International Nuclear Safeguards	247
	Canada and Nuclear Non-Proliferation	251
	The Three Review Conferences on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty	276
8	Canada's Position on Chemical and Biological Weapons	281
	General Considerations	282
	The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention	290
	Canada's Position from 1966 to 1972	295
	The Chemical Weapons Convention	302
9	A Comprehensive Test Ban: In Search of the Grail	314
	General Considerations	314
	Negotiations Leading to the Partial Test Ban Treaty of 1963	337
	The Elusive CTB Treaty	351
10	Canada and Outer Space	375
	Space Law	376
	Space Law and Arms Control	384
	Arms Control and Space	389
	The Canadian Position	406
11	Of Turtles and Tanks: Canada and the MBFR Negotiations	422
	MBFR Origins and Canada	424
	The Vienna Marathon: MBFR Proposals 1973-1986	438
	Analysis of Negotiations: The MBFR and Canada's Role	454
12	A Matter of Confidence: Canada and the Military Aspects of the CSCE	466
	Finding the Key in Helsinki	472
	Hopes Fade in Belgrade	492
	A New Bid in Madrid	497
	Appendix I The 25 CBMS Studied by NATO	521
	Appendix II Package of Western CBMS in Summer 1980	522
	Appendix III Package of Measures for a CDE Mandate	523
13	From the Megaphone to the Boudoir: Canada and the Stockholm Conference (1983-1986)	525
	Prelude to Stockholm: The Positions of the Participants during the Summer and Fall of 1983	528
	The Plenary Phase: January to December 1984	534
	The Working Group Phase: January to December 1985	543
	The Drafting Phase: January to September 1986	551
	The Stockholm Accord: A Summary	558
	Conclusion	564
	Appendix A Primary Sources	577
	Appendix B Main Topics Discussed by the Canadian Representatives before the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee, the Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, the Committee on Disarmament and the Conference on Disarmament	580
	Appendix C Texts and Documents submitted by Canada before the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee, the Conference of the Committee on Disarmament, the Committee on Disarmament and the Conference on Disarmament	589
	Notes	593
	Bibliography	629
	Index	637