Canada and the Conference On Security and Co-operation in Europe
Edited by Robert Spencer
Centre for International Studies, University of Toronto, 1985, 440 pp.
This hefty collection of essays is a major contribution to the overall history of the CSCE-origins, Helsinki accords, and follow-on meetings at Belgrade and Madrid-as well as an illumination of Canada's efforts to lessen "dependence on the United States by countervailing ties with third countries, mainly in Western Europe."
