（一）年鉴
1.Canada in World Affairs.（CWA）Volume 1-12.
2.The Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs, ed.by John T.Saywell, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1961.
（二）档案
1.Blanchette, Arthur E., Canadian Foreign Policy, 1955-1965: Selected Speeches and Documents.Toronto: Cage, 1977.
2.Blanchette, Arthur E., Canadian Foreign Policy, 1966-1976: Selected Speeches and Documents, Toronto: Cage, 1980.
3.Documents on Canadian External Relations（DCER）, Volume 7-26.
4.Foreign Relations of the United States（FRUS）, Western Europe and Canada, Washington D.C.: USGPO.
5.NSC5822, Certain Aspects of U.S.Relations with Canada, December 12,1958.
6.NSC5822/1, Certain Aspects of U.S.Relations with Canada, December 30,1958.
7.NSC159, Continental Defense, July 22,1953.
8.Mackay, R.A.Canadian Foreign Policy, 1945-1954: Selected Speeches and Documents, Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1971.
9.Swanson, Roger, ed., Canadian-American Summit Diplomacy, 1923-1973:Selected Speeches and Documents, Toronto: McClelland & Stewart,1975.
10.Granatstein, J.L., ed., Canadian Foreign Policy: Historic Readings, Toronto: Copp Clark Ltd., 1993.
11.Documentary History of the Franklin D.Roosevelt Presidency：
Volume 14, Yalta Conference, October 1944-March 1945；
Volume 19, the Good Neighbor Policy, and the Abrogation of the Platt Amendment；
Volume 24, FDR's Response to German Aggression: Czechoslovakia 1938；
Volume 25, FDR Churchill and Operation Torch；
Volume 31, The War Production Board and Management of the Wartime Econ-omy；
Volume 36, The Spanish Civil War and the Neutrality Act of 1937；
Volume 40, The Bretton Woods Conference,1944；
Volume 41, The Morgenthau Plan of 1944；
12.Documentary History of the Truman Presidency：
Volume 1, The Decision to Drop the Atomic Bomb on Japan；
Volume 2, Planning for the Postwar World: President Truman at the Potsdam Conference, July 17-August 2, 1945；
Volume 3, United States Policy in Occupied Germany after World WarⅡ: Denazification, Decartelization, Demilitarization, and Democratization；
Volume 4, Demobilization and Reconversion: Rebuilding a Peacetime Economy following World War Ⅱ；
Volume 5, Creating a Pluralistic Democracy in Japan: The Occupation Government,1945-1952；
Volume 6, The Chinese Civil War: General George C.Marshall's Mission to China,1945-1947；
Volume 7, The Ideological Foundation of the Cold Warthe“Long Telegram, ”the Clifford Report, and NSC 68；
Volume 8, The Truman Doctrine and the Beginning of the Cold War,1947-1949；
Volume 13, Establishing the Marshal Plan,1947-1948；
Volume 16, Cold War Confrontation: Truman, Stalin, and the Berlin Airlift；
Volume 17, The Origins and Establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organi-zation,1948-1952；
Volume 18, The Korean War: The United States.Response to North Korea's In-vasion of South Korea, June 25, 1950-November 1950；
Volume 19, The Korean War: Response to Communist China's Intervention, Oc-tober 1950-April 1951；
Volume 20, The Korean War: President Truman's Dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur；
Volume 21, The Development of an Atomic Weapons Program following World War Ⅱ；
Volume 22, The Emergence of Asian Pacific Rim in American Foreign Policy:Korean, Japan, and Formosa；
Volume 23, The Central Intelligence Agency: Its Founding and the Dispute over Its Mission,1945-1954；
Volume 26, Preparing to Survive Atomic Attack: The Truman Administration's Civil Defense Program, Literatures.
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10.Brebner, John Bartlet, North Atlantic Triangle: The Interplay of Canada, The United States and Great Britain, Columbia University Press, 1958.
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54.Keating, Thomas, F., Canada and World Order: Multilateralism Tradition in Canadian Foreign Policy, Toronto: McClelland & Steward,1993.
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68.Mckercher, B.J.C. & Aronsen, Laurence, ed., The North Atlantic Triangle in a Changing World: Anglo-American-Canadian Relations, 1902-1956, To-ronto: University of Toronto Press,1996.
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（四）论文
1.Bright, Christopher John,“‘A Portent of Flaming Doom': Nuclear Antiair-craft Arms, Continental Defense, and the Eisenhower Era”, Ph.D., diss., George Washington University,2006.
2.Conant, Melvin,“Canada's Role in Western Defense”, Foreign Affairs, Vol.40, No.3.（1962）, pp.431-442.
3.Eaton, Mark Andrew,“Canadians, Nuclear Weapons, and Cold War Security Dilemma”, Ph.D., diss., Ontario: Western Ontario University,2007.
4.Ghent, Jocelyn,“Did He Fall or Was He Pushed? The Kennedy Administration and the Collapse of the Diefenbaker Government”, International History Re-view, Vol.1, No.2（1979）, pp.246-270.
5.Goette, Richard Evan,“Canada, the United Staes, and the Command and Con-trol of Air Forces for Continental Air Defence from Ogdensburg to NOARD, 1940-1957”, Ph.D., diss., Ontario: Queen's University,2009.
6.Gurney, Matthew,“Leaders in conflict: Diefenbaker, Kennedy, and Canada's response to the Cuban Missile Crisis”, M.A., Wilfrid Laurier University （Canada）,2009.
7.Holmes, John W.,“Canada and the United States in World Politics”, Foreign Affairs, Vol.40., No.1.（1961）, pp.105-117.
8.Isemann, James Louis,“To Detect, to Deter, to Defend: The Distant Early Warning（DEW）Line and Early Cold War Defense Policy, 1953-1957”, Ph.D., diss., Manhattan, Kansas: Kansas State University,2009.
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（五）网络资源
1.The World Wide Web Virtual Library,
2.World History Archives,
3.Foreign Relations of The United States Diplomatic Papers（FRUS）,
4.国际冷战史项目，
5.Internet Archive,
6.The American Presidency Project,
7.Documents on Canadian External Relations（DCER）,
8.Digital National Security Archive（DNSA）,
9.Declassified Documents Reference System（DDRS）,
10.Department of State Bulletin Online Collections（DSB）,
11.Canada's Digital Collections（CDC）,
12.A Hypertext History of the Second Word War（HyperWar）,
13.ProQuest Dissertatins & Theses A & I（ProQuest）,
14.Journal Storage（JSTOR）,
15.Cabinet Paper,
二 中文部分：
（一）专著
1.杨令侠：《加拿大与美国关系史纲》，天津社会科学院出版社，1995；《战后加拿大与美国关系研究》，世界知识出版社，2001；
2.李节传：《抑制美国：朝鲜战争中的加拿大》，中国社会科学出版社，1998；
3.周茂荣：《美加自由贸易协定研究》，武汉大学出版社，1993。
（二）译著
1.唐纳德·克赖顿：《加拿大近百年史》，山东大学翻译组译，山东大学出版社，1972；
2.格莱兹·布鲁克：《加拿大简史》，山东大学翻译组译，山东人民出版社，1972；
3.诺曼·希尔曼、约翰·英格里斯主编《当代加拿大外交对世界格局影响大吗？》，李节传等译，中国社会科学出版社，2002；
4.苏钦科：《战后英美在加拿大的矛盾》，忻鼎明译，世界知识出版社，1957；
5.德怀特·D.艾森豪威尔：《艾森豪威尔回忆录（缔造和平）》，静海译，三联书店，1977；《艾森豪威尔回忆录（受命变革）》，复旦大学资本主义国家经济研究所译，三联书店，1978；
6.劳伦斯·弗里德曼：《核战略的演变》，黄钟青译，中国社会科学出版社，1989。
（三）论文
1.杨令侠：《改革开放以来的中国加拿大史研究》《史学月刊》2009年第4期；
《美国与加拿大史学界对加美关系的研究》，《史学理论研究》2000年第4期；
《加拿大新社会史学的崛起和成长（20世纪60年代至80年代）》，《史学理论研究》2000年第2期；
《加拿大和美国对古巴政策的分歧》，《史学月刊》2000年第5期；
《加拿大史学史初探》，《史学理论研究》1997年第1期；
《加拿大、美国与越南战争》，《历史教学》1999年第8期；
《1814～1865年间的加美关系》，《历史教学》1994年第6期；
《19世纪后期加拿大与美国关系》，《南开学报》1995年第3期；
《20世纪初至二战前夕的加美关系》，《历史教学》1995年第3期；
《由美、英、加三角关系进入美、加双边体系的加拿大》，《南开学报》1992年第6期。
2.李节传：《加拿大由不涉及远东到卷入朝鲜战争的转变》，《世界历史》1997年第2期。
3.刘广太：《加拿大对外关系的转折点：特鲁多外交初探》，《河北师范学院学报》1997年第2期。
4.孙洁琬：《皮尔逊与第一支联合国维和部队的创建》，《世界历史》2003年第5期。
5.邹传锋：《加拿大外交政策的趋势和特点》，《世界经济研究》2001年第3期。
6.张志斌：《“9·11”事件后的美加关系》，《当代世界》2002年第8期。
7.张家唐、于淼：《试论特鲁多时期加拿大对美外交》，《江汉大学学报》2005年第2期。
8.周剑云：《加、美特殊关系的建立与加拿大的崛起》，《贵州教育学院学报》2002年第2期。
9.潘迎春：《第二次世界大战与加拿大独立外交的形成》，武汉大学博士学位论文，2004年。
10.杨令侠：《合作与摩擦》，南开大学博士学位论文，2000年。
11.佟娜：《1961～1963年美国和加拿大核武器摩擦探析》，山东师范大学硕士学位论文，2002年。
12.顾琳：《试析美国的加拿大政策（1961～1968）》，东北师范大学硕士学位论文，2004年。
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