Chapter
1 SOME BASES OF PARTY SUPPORT IN THE 1968 ELECTION
Length of Residence in Canada
Creditistes and Social Crediters
Consequences for the Political and Party Systems
2 PARTY IMAGES IN CANADA: A REPORT ON WORK IN PROGRESS
Method and Theoretical Concerns
Changes from 1965 to 1968
Party Images of Some Socio-Economic Groups
Some Methodological Problems
3 VALUES, LANGUAGE AND POLITICS IN CANADA
Language as a Link to Values
Hypotheses: Language-use and Areas of Perception
Ethnic and Religious Toleration
General Canadian Issues (Public Policy)
Liking of Johnson, Pearson and Diefenbaker
Perceptions of Threats to Canada
Ethnically Relevant Public Issues
The Monarchy and Constitutional Change
Liking for De Gaulle, Levesque and D. Johnson
Implications for Theory and Political Life
4 "CANCEL OUT AND PASS ON": A VIEW OF CANADA'S PRESENT OPTIONS
The Only Possible Solution
The French-Canadian Position: From a Nationalism of Withdrawal to a Nationalism of Participation
Four Perspectives of English Canada
The Conditions Necessary for the Reconciliation of Interests
5 HOWE, HUBRIS AND '72: AN ESSAY ON POLITICAL ELITISM
The Liberal Record: Bold or Bungled?
Liberal Strategy: "The Land is Strong"
Liberal Defeat: Fragmentation of the Trudeau Image
Liberal Style: Howe and Hubris
Development of the Liberal Style: The Growth of Arrogance
The Liberal Style and Quebec: Native Sons and Deference
Government and Opposition: Differences in Recruitment
Elite Tastes and Mass Tastes
Elitist Tendencies in the Canadian Context
Differences in Deference Patterns
Consequences of the Election Outcome
Appendix: Tables to Chapter 1
Working Papers on Canadian Politics
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