"Canada's Early Nuclear Policy fills a longstanding gap in postwar history and political analysis. The decision - unique among pioneer atomic powers - not to acquire a nuclear arsenal ensured that Canada could offer crucial insights into the challenges of the new era. With inter…
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"Canada's Early Nuclear Policy fills a longstanding gap in postwar history and political analysis. The decision -- unique among pioneer atomic powers -- not to acquire a nuclear arsenal ensured that Canada could offer crucial insights into the challenges of the new era. With int…
Memoirs of Barney Danson.
Barney Danson began as a twenty-one-year-old sergeant in the Canadian army and rose to the lofty heights of parliamentary secretary to Pierre Trudeau and, eventually, Minister of National Defence. In these positions, he gained insights into previously unknown facts about this re…
A comparative analysis of what prevents governments in Canada from working together on today's major policy challenges.
Canada's lack of a revolutionary past has left it without recourse to revolutionary language in its political rhetoric. This "inarticulateness" in a self-consciously revolutionary age results in a problem of being over-burdened with the past, argue Dorland (journalism and commun…
A challenging examination of the history of Canadian governance and the central role played by legal and other discourses in the formation of civil culture.
"In this volume Robert Bothwell introduces Pearson the man and Denis Stairs presents his political ideas. Governor General award-winning author and journalist Christina McCall and J.L. Granatstein compare Pearson and his nemesis, John Diefenbaker. Stephen Azzi and Greg Donaghy w…
"In this volume Robert Bothwell introduces Pearson the man and Denis Stairs presents his political ideas. Governor General award-winning author and journalist Christina McCall and J.L. Granatstein compare Pearson and his nemesis, John Diefenbaker. Stephen Azzi and Greg Donaghy w…
The author examines the prevailing orthodoxy that has determined public policy towards Canada's Aboriginal peoples. Flanagan demonstrates that the policy this orthodoxy produces, enriches a small elite of activists, politicians administrators, and well-connected entrepreneurs, w…