The Significance of the Seven-Power Summit
by John Kirton
Notes:
11. For a systematic identification of the positions of the
individual members, and their success in translating these into
the final text of summit documents, see: Timothy Heeney,
Canadian Foreign Policy and the Seven Power Summits
(Toronto: Centre for International Studies, University of
Toronto, 1988); Michael Pons, West German Foreign Policy and
the Seven Power Summits (Toronto: Centre for International
Studies, University of Toronto, 1988); Fran‡ois Roberge,
French Foreign Policy and the Seven Power Summits
(Toronto: Centre for International Studies, University of
Toronto, 1988); Daizo Sakurada, Managing the International
Political Economy: Japan's Seven Power Summit Diplomacy
(Toronto: Centre for International Studies and University of
Toronto/York University Joint Centre on Asia-Pacific Studies,
University of Toronto, 1989); Blair Dimock, The Benefits of
Teamplay: Italy and the Seven Power Summits (Toronto: Centre
for International Studies, University of Toronto, 1989); and
Robert Hornung, Sharing Economic Responsibility: The United
States and the Seven Power Summits (Toronto: Centre for
International Studies, University of Toronto, 1989).
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