Open Federalism Revisited provides a systematic, encompassing assessment of Canadian federalism in the "Harper era," offering a fresh perspective in federalism scholarship.
Open Federalism Revisited provides a systematic, encompassing assessment of Canadian federalism in the "Harper era," offering a fresh perspective in federalism scholarship.
James Farney is the Regina academic director and an associate professor in the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Regina. Julie M. Simmons is an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Guelph.
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List of Tables List of Figures List of Appendices 1. Introduction: Stephen Harper’s Legacy for the Dynamics of Canadian Federalism and Regionalism James Farney and Julie M. Simmons Part I: Dynamics of Regional Differences In the Harper Era 2. When the West was In? Public Opinion in the Western Provinces during the Harper Era Loleen Berdahl and Tracey Raney 3. Ontario’s New Identity? Assessing Ontario’s Political Culture and Place in Confederation under "Open Federalism" Cheryl Collier 4. The decline of the Bloc Québécois and Stephen Harper’s Open Federalism Maxime Héroux-Legault 5. From Prairie firewalls to Atlantic seawalls: Atlantic Canada in the Harper Era Louise Carbert Part II: Institutional Changes during the Harper Era 6. Stephen Harper’s PMO Style: Partisan Managerialism Jonathan Craft and Anna Esselment
7. Political Parties and Regional Integration in the 21st Century: Are we Beyond Brokerage? James Farney 8. Stephen Harper’s "Open Federalism": Kicking the Sand of Multilateral Intergovernmental Institutions Julie M. Simmons
9. Reform and Rulings at the Supreme Court of Canada: The Harper Conservatives and Federalism Erin Crandall Part III: Assessing Harper Era Policy Changes through Regional and Federal Lenses 10. Stephen Harper and Canada’s New Immigration Federalism Mirielle Paquet 11. Dismantling and Drifting: Environmental Policy in an Era of Open Federalism Adam M. Wellstead 12. EI and Regional Dynamics in Canada Peter Graefe 3. The Fragmented Politics of Energy Federalism Geoffrey Hale 14. The Continuities and Discontinuities of Disentanglement: Federal-Provincial Health Care Dynamics in the Harper Era Thomas McIntosh Part IV: Conclusion 15. Conclusion: Taking Stock of Regional and Federal Dynamics James Farney and Julie M. Simmons List of Contributors
List of Tables List of Figures List of Appendices 1. Introduction: Stephen Harper’s Legacy for the Dynamics of Canadian Federalism and Regionalism James Farney and Julie M. Simmons Part I: Dynamics of Regional Differences In the Harper Era 2. When the West was In? Public Opinion in the Western Provinces during the Harper Era Loleen Berdahl and Tracey Raney 3. Ontario’s New Identity? Assessing Ontario’s Political Culture and Place in Confederation under "Open Federalism" Cheryl Collier 4. The decline of the Bloc Québécois and Stephen Harper’s Open Federalism Maxime Héroux-Legault 5. From Prairie firewalls to Atlantic seawalls: Atlantic Canada in the Harper Era Louise Carbert Part II: Institutional Changes during the Harper Era 6. Stephen Harper’s PMO Style: Partisan Managerialism Jonathan Craft and Anna Esselment
7. Political Parties and Regional Integration in the 21st Century: Are we Beyond Brokerage? James Farney 8. Stephen Harper’s "Open Federalism": Kicking the Sand of Multilateral Intergovernmental Institutions Julie M. Simmons
9. Reform and Rulings at the Supreme Court of Canada: The Harper Conservatives and Federalism Erin Crandall Part III: Assessing Harper Era Policy Changes through Regional and Federal Lenses 10. Stephen Harper and Canada’s New Immigration Federalism Mirielle Paquet 11. Dismantling and Drifting: Environmental Policy in an Era of Open Federalism Adam M. Wellstead 12. EI and Regional Dynamics in Canada Peter Graefe 3. The Fragmented Politics of Energy Federalism Geoffrey Hale 14. The Continuities and Discontinuities of Disentanglement: Federal-Provincial Health Care Dynamics in the Harper Era Thomas McIntosh Part IV: Conclusion 15. Conclusion: Taking Stock of Regional and Federal Dynamics James Farney and Julie M. Simmons List of Contributors
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