Constitutional Predicament ：Canada after the Referendum of 1992

Publication subTitle ：Canada after the Referendum of 1992

Author： Cook   Curtis  

Publisher： McGill-Queen's University Press‎

Publication year： 1994

E-ISBN: 9780773564756

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780773511927

Subject： D911 国家法、宪法

Keyword： 法律

Language： ENG

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This collection of essays by prominent Canadian political scientists and philosophers examines why the Charlottetown Accord failed to resolve Canada's constitutional problems and explains the design and fate of the accord as reflected in the theories and political forces that framed it.

Chapter

Contents

Preface

Introduction: Canada's Predicament

1 The Charlottetown Accord: Multinational Canada v. Federalism

2 Deliberating a Constitution: The Meaning of the Canadian Referendum of 1992

Comment

3 Looking Eastward, Looking Backward: A Western Reading of the Never-Ending Story

Comment

4 Constitution Making and the Myth of the People

Comment

5 Judicial Politics Canadian-Style: The Supreme Court's Contribution to the Constitutional Crisis of 1992

6 Diversity's Gambit Declined

7 Globalism and Localism: Constitutionalism in a New World Order

Comment

Appendix: Consensus Report on the Constitution, Charlottetown, August 28, 1992 (Charlottetown Accord)

Notes

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