Working people in Alberta: a history
In: Working Canadians, books from the CCLH
A political and economic analysis of the history of working people in Alberta.
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In: Working Canadians, books from the CCLH
A political and economic analysis of the history of working people in Alberta.
Introduction: The Elephant and the Beaver: Proximity and Distance in Perspective -- Part 1: Three Dimensions of Canada- US Relations -- Guns, Globes, and Gardening: The Political- Strategic Dimension -- Multilevel Games: The Trade- Commercial Dimension -- Neighbo(u)rs, Friends, and Strangers: The Psychological- Cultural Dimension -- Part 2: Tactics and Strategies: Political and Procedural Dimensions -- Governing from the Centre? Political and Policy Coordination in the Management of Canada- US Relations -- Network Diplomacy: Engaging the Executive Branch -- Canada and Congress -- Canadian Public Diplomacy in the United States: Promoting Canadian Interests, Fostering Networks of Influence -- Beyond the Beltway: Federalism, Regionalism, and Cross-Border Relations -- Part 3: Specific Policy Fields -- Smart Borders or Thicker Borders? Homeland Security and Public Safety Policies -- Engaging US Security and Border Policies -- "Just a Trade Dispute"? Proximity and Distance from Different Perspectives -- Shared Energy, Shared Energies? Engaging American Energy Policies -- Conclusion: Managing Bilateral Relations in an Evolving North America.
Introduction -- Visibility in the News -- Quality of News Coverage -- Who Is Responsible? Explaining Gendered News -- Backlash or Boost? The Effects of Attack-Style News -- Media Effects on Politicians' Experiences of Their Political Careers -- Conclusion -- Appendix 1 Issue Coding -- Appendix 2 Coding for CES and Media Reception Study.
In: Law and society
Introduction: Crime, the Rule of Law, and Society -- A City of Order in a Time of Turmoil: The Socio-Economic Contours of Interwar Halifax -- The Machinery of Law and Order -- The Social Perceptions of Crime and Criminals -- "Miscreants" and "Desperadoes": Halifax's "Criminal Class" -- Women, Crime, and the Law -- The Ethnic Dimensions of Crime and Criminals -- Conclusion: The Supremacy of Law and Order in Halifax -- Appendices.
Part 1. Aboriginal peoples and settlers. Encountering a new land ; Settling the land and transforming the "wilderness" -- Part 2. Industrialism, reform, and infrastructure. Early cities and urban reform ; The conservation movement ; Mining resources ; Cars, consumerism, and suburbs -- Part 3. Harnessing nature, harming nature. Changing energy regimes ; Water ; The contested world of food and agriculture -- Part 4. The environmental era. The environmental movement and public policy ; Parks and wildlife ; Coastal fisheries ; The north and climate change.
The democratic deficit : Canada and the United States in comparative perspective / Pippa Norris -- Citizen expectations and democratic performance : the sources and consequences of democratic deficits from the bottom up / Neil Nevitte and Stephen White -- Defining and identifying a democratic deficit / David Beetham -- Democracy in American elections / Michael McDonald -- Can Canada's past electoral reforms help us to understand the debate over its method of election? / John C. Courtney -- Regulating political finance in Canada : contributions to democracy? / Lisa Young -- Campaign finance reform in the United States / Robert G. Boatright -- Imperfect legislatures / David C. Docherty -- Democracy's wartime deficits : the prerogative presidency and liberal democracy in the United States / Daniel J. Tichenor -- The "centre" of the democratic deficit : power and influence in Canadian political executives / Graham White -- Extending the franchise to non-citizen residents in Canada and the United States : how bad is the democratic deficit? / Patti Tamara Lenard and Daniel Munro -- Citizen representation and the American jury / Ethan J. Leib and David L. Ponet -- Supplementary democracy? Democratic deficits and citizens' assemblies / Amy Lang and Mark E. Warren -- Reflections on the democratic deficit in Canada and the United States / Simone Chambers and Patti Tamara Lenard.
1. Truly More Accessible to Women than the Legislature? Women in Municipal Politics / Anne Mevellec -- 2. The Alberta Advantage? Women in Alberta Politics / Brenda O'neill -- 3. When Numerical Gains Are Not Enough: Women in British Columbia Politics / Jocelyne Praud -- 4. Complacency and Gender Silence: Women in Manitoba Politics / Shannon Sampert -- 5. A Province at the Back of the Pack: Women in New Brunswick Politics / Joanna Everitt -- 6. A Laggard No More? Women in Newfoundland and Labrador Politics / Elizabeth Goodyear-Grant -- 7. Electoral Breakthrough: Women in Nova Scotia Politics / Naomi Black -- 8. Breaking the Holding Pattern? Women in Ontario Politics / Tracey Raney -- 9. Getting Women's Names on the Ballot: Women in Prince -- Edward Island Politics / John Crossley -- 10. Hitting a Glass Ceiling? Women in Quebec Politics / Manon Tremblay -- 11. A Prairie Plateau: Women in Saskatchewan Politics / Loleen Berdahl -- 12. In the Presence of Northern Aboriginal Women? Women in Territorial Politics / Graham White -- 13. Slow to Change: Women in the House of Commons / Lisa Young -- 14. "Way Past That Era Now?" Women in the Canadian Senate / Linda Trimble.
In: Cultural studies series
"This collection includes essays by Canadian and international scholars whose engagement with the theme stems from their disciplinary perspectives as well as from their personal and professional experience--rooted, at least partially, in their own sense of national identity and in their relationship to Canada."--