Autonomous state the struggle for a Canadian car industry from OPEC to free trade - Anastakis, Dimitry (University of Toronto Press, 2013)
Includes bibliographical references (p. [487]-523) and index
Introduction: The Ripples of 1973 -- 1 Industrial Revolutions: A New Automotive Landscape Emerges -- 2 The New Big Three: Canadian Safety, Emissions, and Fuel Economy in a Continental Industry -- 3 Fair Share: The Battle over 'Domestic' Automotive Investment in North America -- 4 Nadir: Saving Chrysler and Debating State Intervention in the Auto Sector -- 5 Integration's Bounty, Integration's Bounds: The Unusual Life of the Auto Pact -- 6 Schism: The Canadian UAW and the End of Auto Worker Internationalism -- 7 Transplant: 'Foreign' Production, Imports, and the Tumultuous Arrival of the Japanese -- 8 Rebirth or Requiem? Duty Remissions, Free Trade, and the Death of the Auto Pact -- Conclusion: One in Six: The Ratio of Survival -- Appendices. A. The Evolution of Canadian Automotive Tariffs since 1936 / Canadian Duty-Remission/Tariff Plans in the Auto Sector ; B. Text of the Automotive Products Trade Agreement, 1965 / Sample Letter of Undertaking ; C. Memorandum of Understanding between Honda Canada and the Canadian Government, May 1984 ; D. Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, 1 January 1989, Chapter 10, Trade in Automotive Goods ; E. Automotive Statistics, 1960-99