Dominance and Dependency: Liberalism and National Policies in the North Atlantic Triangle

American analysis argued branch plants Britain British Canadian economy Canadian government Canadian history Canadian Industry Canadian nationalism Canadian society capital capitalist cent centre changes chap colonial commercial Confederation continental continentalist countries Craig Brown created culture democracy democratic dependent direct investment dominant Donald Creighton E.P. Thompson economic development elite English-speaking Europe European example expansion fact forces foreign investment foreign policy free trade French-speaking Canadians Granatstein Harold Innis historians ibid ideology imperialism imperialist important inequalities Innis interests investment in Canada J.L. Granatstein Keynes labour laissez-faire liberalism Laurier liberalism Lower Canada major manufacturing ment merchants movement multinational corporations National Policy nationalist nineteenth century nomic North Atlantic Triangle O.D. Skelton Ontario organization ownership Party political problem production Quebec quoted regional relations relationship result Revolution role seigneurial socialist tariff theory tion tory trade union U.S. corporations U.S. government underdevelopment United W.L. Morton