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New trends in Canadian federalism / Miriam Smith, François Rocher.

Title
  1. New trends in Canadian federalism / Miriam Smith, François Rocher.
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  1. Peterborough, Ont. : Broadview Press, 1995.
Author
  1. Smith, Miriam Catherine

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Additional authors
  1. Rocher, François
Description
  1. 440 p.; 23 cm.
Subject
  1. Canada > Politics and government
  2. Federal government > Canada
  3. Federal-provincial relations > Canada
Contents
  1. Introduction / Franc̜ois Rocher and Miriam Smith -- The political uses of federalism / Alain-G. Gagnon -- Four dimensions of the Canadian constitutional debate / Franc̜ois Rocher and Miriam Smith -- The unsolvable constitutional crisis / Jennifer Smith -- The end of executive federalism? / Kathy L. Brock -- Living with dualism and multiculturalism / Kenneth McRoberts -- The 1982 constitution and the charter of rights: a view from Québec / Robert Vandycke -- The federal-provincial power-grid and aboriginal self-government / Radha Jhappan.
  2. Federalism and economic policy / Robert M. Campbell -- Global economic restructuring and the evolution of Canadian federalism and constitutionalism / Franc̜ois Rocher and Richard Nimijean -- Trade policy, globalization, and the future of Canadian federalism / Ian Robinson -- Fiscal federalism: the politics of intergovernmental transfers / Gérald Bernier and David Irwin -- Social policy and Canadian federalism: what are the pressures for change? / Leon Muszynski.
  3. Retrenching the sacred trust: medicare and Canadian federalism / Miriam Smith -- Federalism and training policy in Canada: institutional barriers to economic adjustment / Rodney Haddow -- Regional development: a policy for all seasons / Donald J. Savoie -- Conflicting trends in Canadian federalism the case of energy policy / Michel Duquette -- Federalism, environmental protection, and blame avoidance / Kathryn Harrison.
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  1. Harvard Library
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  1. Includes bibliographical references.
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