Provinces: Canadian Provincial Politics

Abstract

Introduction Part I: Surveying Provincial Political Landscapes 1. Provincial Political Cultures, Nelson Wiseman 2. Provincial Politics in the Modern Era, Rand Dyck Part II: Democracy, Provincial Style 3. Many Political Worlds? Provincial Parties and Party Systems, David K. Stewart and R. Kenneth Carty 4. Electoral Democracy in the Provinces and Territories, Donald E. Blake 5. Legal Portrait of the 2003 Ontario General Election, Gregory Tardi 6. Provincial Political Data Since 1900, Alan Siaroff Part III: Provincial Structures and Processes 7. Premiers and Cabinets, Christopher Dunn 8. Evaluating Provincial and Territorial Legislatures, Graham White 9. Court Systems in the Provinces, Carl Baar 10. Intergovernmental Relations, Richard Tindal and Susan Nobes Tindal 11. A Nutshell Reminder of the Evolution of Canada's Territories, Gregory Tardi Part IV: Provincial Political Economies 12. De-Mythologizing Provincial Political Economies: The Development of the Service Sectors in the Provinces 1911-2001, Michael Howlett 13. Balancing Autonomy and Responsibility: The Politics of Provincial Fiscal and Tax Policies, Geoffrey E. Hale Part V: Provincial Public Policy 14. The Realignment of Government in the Provinces, Karen Bridget Murray 15. The Policy Implications of Provincial Demographics, David K. Foot 16. Women's Status Across the Canadian Provinces, 1999-2002, Brenda O'Neill 17. Comparative State and Provincial Public Policy, Debora L. VanNijnatten and Gerard W. Boychuk 18. Provincial Policies Concerning Collective Bargaining, Gene Swimmer and Tim Bartkiw Contributors