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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- PART I: FOREIGN POLICY REVIEWED -- 1. The Canadian Role as Usurper -- 2. The New Perspectives of Canadian Foreign Policy -- 3. Canada: The Reluctant Power -- 4. Canada and the Crisis of Middle Powers -- 5. The Role of Diplomacy -- 6. After 25 Years -- PART II: INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS -- 1. The New Age of Functionalism -- 2. Canada and "Collective Security" -- 3 The United Nations and the Frustration of Conflict -- (i). Mediation or Enforcement? -- (ii). Mediation: Art or Science - Notes on the Talloires Conference, 1969

Examines the conditions that led to homelessness in the cases of 11 single middle-aged women via 58 interviews conducted during a 6-month period with the Ss & 3 service providers from shelters & a drop-in center. A comparative analysis of the data reveals that pivotal issues are relationships, resilience to hardship, & attempts to maintain normalcy. The women described their experiences without self-blame & with an awareness of the discrimination they face. It is suggested that definitions of homelessness are arbitrary, & a lack of adequate policies on income & housing perpetuates the problem. 36 References. Adapted from the source document.