Interests of State: The Politics of Language, Multiculturalism, and Feminism in Canada 9780773563759
Leslie Pal explores a phenomenon unique to Canadian politics - the direct funding of advocacy groups by the government -
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English Pages 352 [345] Year 1993
Table of contents :
Contents
Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART ONE: THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
1 The Problem of the State
2 Collective Action and the State
PART TWO: CITIZENSHIP POLICY AND ADMINISTRATION
3 Secretary of State, 1867–1945: Toward a Citizenship Role
4 The Citizenship Branch, 1945–1968
5 The Rise and Fall of "Citizen Participation," 1968–1974
6 Program Evolution and Change, !974–!989
PART THREE: PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZATIONS
7 Social Action and Official Language Minority Groups
8 Multiculturalism
9 The Women's Program
PART FOUR: CONCLUSIONS
10 Citizenship and Collective Action
11 The State and Collective Mobilization
Notes
Index
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