Volume 9, No. 1 & 2 Abstracts

Volume 9.1 & 2

An impressive group of political scientists share their views on the political and policy legacies of the Chrétien years. An excellent resource and a useful text for senior courses on Canadian
politics and public policy.

Issue Editors: Steve Patten and Lois Harder,
Department of Political Science, University of Alberta

Contributors:

• Reg Whitaker with an overview of Chrétien's legacy
• Robert Young on the Quebec legacy
• Caroline Andrew on the urban legacy
• Laura Macdonald & Christina Gabriel on Chrétien and North America
• Stephen Clarkson & Erick Lachapelle on Chrétien and continentalism
• Tom Keating on the foreign policy legacy
• Yasmeen Abu-Laban on the immigration legacy
• Michael Murphy on state relations with Aboriginal peoples
• Alexandra Dobrowolsky on the Chrétien legacy and women
• Michael Prince on the social policy legacy
• Gerard Boychuck on the health policy legacy
• Ian Greene on the ethics legacy
• Kathy Brock on the legacy for the 'third sector'
• David Docherty on Chrétien and parliamentary reform
• Steve Patten on Chrétien and party system change