Abstract
ABSTRACT Exploration of the meaning and significance of Canada's governance framework. The distinctiveness of Canada's governance approach is identified by taking a closer look at Canada's governance activities in Bangladesh. Canada's governance framework, although it draws on the dominant liberal philosophical tradition that focuses on the promotion of both procedural democracy and the free market, recognizes the synergy among democracy promotion, market reform, and social development. Despite its innovation, Canada's governance framework does not ground the challenge of governance and human development in a comprehensive, more distinct theoretical base, leading to analytical and policy problems concerning its approach to state-civil society relations in particular.
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