Uncle Sam and us : globalization, neoconservatism, and the Canadian state / Stephen Clarkson.
Analyzing the Mulroney-Chrétien era's impact on Canadian governance through globalization from without and neoconservatism from within, Clarkson brings together a comprehensive understanding of the current Canadian political climate.
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University of Toronto Press and Woodrow Wilson Center Press,
2002.
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Table of Contents:
- Contents
- 1 Not Whether, but Which Canada Will Survive
- 2 The Peripheral State: Globalization and Continentalism
- I: The Polity: Reconstituting the Canadian State
- CHANGE FROM WITHOUT
- 3 Continental and Global Governance
- 4 NAFTA and the WTO as Supraconstitution
- CHANGE FROM WITHIN
- 5 The Federal State: Internal Trade and the Charter
- 6 The Municipal State: Megacity and the Greater Toronto Area
- II: The Economy: Reframing the State's Functions
- THE MACRO ECONOMY AND THE MANAGERIAL STATE
- 7 The Taxing State: From Lord Keynes to Paul Martin
- 8 The Banking State and Global Financial GovernanceTHE OLIGOPOLISTIC ECONOMY AND THE REGULATORY STATE
- 9 Financial Services: National Champions at Risk
- 10 Telecoms: From Regional Monopolies to Global Oligopolies
- THE EXTERNAL ECONOMY AND THE INTERNATIONALIZING STATE
- 11 The Trading State
- 12 The Investing State
- THE MICROECONOMY AND THE INTERVENTIONIST STATE
- 13 The Residual State: Accommodation at the Federal Level
- 14 The Industrial State Goes Provincial
- III: The Society: The Contradictions of Neoconservatism
- 15 The Civil State: Social Policies under Strain16 The Working State: Labour Relations under Stress
- 17 The (Un)sustainable State: Deregulating the Environment
- 18 The Cultured State: Broadcasting and Magazines
- 19 The Diplomatic State: Lockstep under Hegemonic Dominance
- 20 The Post-Globalist State and the Democratic Deficit
- Notes
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- Acknowledgments
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