Canada, A Rising Middle Power

In the decades after the Second World War there was a lot of campaigns focusing on the development of the world. Groups such as the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are central to international cooperation. Of course, these deals have great power; countries with the wealth and military power tend to dominate the global political arena. In addition, some countries are not the largest or the most powerful countries, but others affect others in other countries.

Historically, Canada was the only major competitor of the war, a war of 1812. Therefore, it can safely be said that Canada is usually a peaceful country respecting the status of "intermediate power". A term used to represent a country that is not a "superpower" but still has great influence. - Canada's participation in the Second World War, unlike World War I, had to wait until Britain got into war when involved in war and Canadian leader Mackenzie King waited for Congressional agreement It was. Participation, Canada participated only in Hitler's invasion of Poland in 1939.

Canada, as defined in the previous quotation, is a moderate power, but to a greater extent. However, it is not always. After the First World War, Canada refused to participate in collective decision-making, adopted an autonomous, rather isolated position characterized by avoiding all promises, probably by another European war I was afraid. But after the rest of World War, all these have changed. With the dramatic change in the economic and political system, coordination, institution and understanding after World War II, it gradually disappeared, collapsed or disintegrated (Cooper, 1993), the Canadian Government was more economically oriented Attempted to reorganize the bureaucratic organization for its foreign policy.

Canada is considered to be an intermediate force of its role in international affairs and tends to seek multilateral solutions. Canadian foreign policy based on international peacekeeping and security is carried out through the work of alliances and international organizations as well as many Federal agencies. The role of Canada's peacekeeping in the 20th century played an important role in its global image. The Canadian Government's foreign aid policy strategy reflects the focus of achieving the Millennium Development Goals and supports the response to foreign humanitarian crises.