The Role of Diasporas in Foreign Policy: The Case of Canada

Marketa Geislerova

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity International Relations and Foreign Policy Canadian Policy and Governance

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Re ecting a subtle but profound shift in recent Canadian foreign policy priorities, the tsunami of last year, the chaos in Haiti, the exploding troubles in Sudan are not foreign-aid issues for Canada, they are foreign-policy priorities. They re ect our demography transformation from predominantly European to truly multinational. Problems in India and China and Haiti are our problems because India and China are our motherlands. John Ibbitson (Globe and Mail, 5 August 2005)

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