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رده
کتابخانه
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NATIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY NUMBER
Number
LA107045
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انگلیسی
TITLE AND STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY
Title Proper
Canadian Policy Towards Bangladesh:
General Material Designation
[Article]
Other Title Information
How Does the North Look at the South?
First Statement of Responsibility
Zaglul Haider
.PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC
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Leiden
Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.
Brill
SUMMARY OR ABSTRACT
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The goal of the paper is to analyze the Canadian policy towards Bangladesh. In this paper I argue that Canadian approach towards Bangladesh was different in different phases of history. In the liberation war of Bangladesh Canada played a role that went against the interest of Bangladesh and suited with the triple alliance of the US-Pakistan and China. Against the backdrop of Cold War politics, Canadian policy demonstrated the reflection of her national interest. In the dawn of the independence of Bangladesh in the early 1970's Canada revised its policy, immediately recognized the new nation and supported Bangladesh's admission in to the Commonwealth, the United Nations and other international organizations. Since the threshold of Bangladesh's journey Canada emerged as a development partner of the new nation. Apart from significant aid, Canada also provided immigration facilities to the Bangladeshis. All these are consistent with its national interest. I also focus on the Canadian concerns over the violation of human rights and poor governance that gradually eroded the image of Bangladesh among the Canadian policy makers. Finally, I suggest a way out to improve relations between the two countries of the 'North' and 'South'. The goal of the paper is to analyze the Canadian policy towards Bangladesh. In this paper I argue that Canadian approach towards Bangladesh was different in different phases of history. In the liberation war of Bangladesh Canada played a role that went against the interest of Bangladesh and suited with the triple alliance of the US-Pakistan and China. Against the backdrop of Cold War politics, Canadian policy demonstrated the reflection of her national interest. In the dawn of the independence of Bangladesh in the early 1970's Canada revised its policy, immediately recognized the new nation and supported Bangladesh's admission in to the Commonwealth, the United Nations and other international organizations. Since the threshold of Bangladesh's journey Canada emerged as a development partner of the new nation. Apart from significant aid, Canada also provided immigration facilities to the Bangladeshis. All these are consistent with its national interest. I also focus on the Canadian concerns over the violation of human rights and poor governance that gradually eroded the image of Bangladesh among the Canadian policy makers. Finally, I suggest a way out to improve relations between the two countries of the 'North' and 'South'.
SET
Date of Publication
2011
Physical description
281-305
Title
African and Asian Studies
Volume Number
10/4
International Standard Serial Number
1569-2108
UNCONTROLLED SUBJECT TERMS
Subject Term
Bangladesh
Subject Term
Canada
Subject Term
democracy
Subject Term
foreign policy
Subject Term
good governance
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human rights
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national interest
Subject Term
north-south relations
PERSONAL NAME - PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY
Zaglul Haider
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10.1163/156921011X605562
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275578
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