This completely revised edition is composed of twenty-two original and comprehensive essays on key issues and themes that constitute present-day Québec politics, written by prominent and widely published specialists.
This completely revised edition is composed of twenty-two original and comprehensive essays on key issues and themes that constitute present-day Québec politics, written by prominent and widely published specialists.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Québec Today: Memory, Identity, and Pluralism 1. What Does It Mean to be a Quebecer? Between Self-Preservation and Openness to the Other, Jacques Beauchemin 2. Narratives and Counter-Narratives of Identity in Québec, Jocelyn Maclure 3. Interpreting Québec's Historical Trajectories: Between La Société Globale and the Regional Space, Luc Turgeon 4. Pluralism and National Identity(ies) in Contemporary Québec: Conceptual Clarifications, Typology, and Discourse Analysis, Dimitrios Karmis 5. The Québec State and Indigenous Peoples, Daniel Salée Part II: Governance 6. Québec-Canada's Constitutional Dossier, Alain-G. Gagnon 7. The Clarity Act in Its Context, Andrée Lajoie 8. Can Québec Neo-Corporatist Networks Withstand Canadian Federalism and Internationalization? Éric Montpetit 9. Managerial Innovation and the Québec Central Agencies, Christian Rouillard 10. State-Owned Enterprises in Québec: From Privatization to Globalization, Luc Bernier and Francis Garon Part III: Political Parties and Social Movements 11. Sclerosis or A Clean Bill of Health? Diagnosing Québec's Party System in the Twenty-First Century, A. Brian Tanguay 12. Anti-Market Globalization Social Movements, Marc Lemire 13. Labour Market Transformations and Labour Law: The Québec Labour Movement in Search of Renewed Growth, Jean Charest 14. The Québec Women's Movement: Past and Present, Chantal Maillé Part IV: Education, Language, and Immigration 15. Immigration, Pluralism, and Education, Marie McAndrew 16. English-Speaking Québec: A Political History, Garth Stevenson 17. Language and Cultural Insecurity, Elisabeth Gidengil, André Blais, Richard Nadeau, and Neil Nevitte 18. Interculturalism: Expanding the Boundaries of Citizenship, Alain-G. Gagnon and Raffaele Iacovino Part V: Territoriality, Globalization, and International Relations 19. Stateless Nations or Regional States? Territory and Power in a Globalizing World, Michael Keating 20. Québec in the Americas: From the FTA to the FTAA, François Rocher 21. Nationalism and Competitiveness: Can Québec Win if Quebecers Lose? Peter Graefe 22. Québec's International Relations, Louis Balthazar Contributors Index
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Québec Today: Memory, Identity, and Pluralism 1. What Does It Mean to be a Quebecer? Between Self-Preservation and Openness to the Other, Jacques Beauchemin 2. Narratives and Counter-Narratives of Identity in Québec, Jocelyn Maclure 3. Interpreting Québec's Historical Trajectories: Between La Société Globale and the Regional Space, Luc Turgeon 4. Pluralism and National Identity(ies) in Contemporary Québec: Conceptual Clarifications, Typology, and Discourse Analysis, Dimitrios Karmis 5. The Québec State and Indigenous Peoples, Daniel Salée Part II: Governance 6. Québec-Canada's Constitutional Dossier, Alain-G. Gagnon 7. The Clarity Act in Its Context, Andrée Lajoie 8. Can Québec Neo-Corporatist Networks Withstand Canadian Federalism and Internationalization? Éric Montpetit 9. Managerial Innovation and the Québec Central Agencies, Christian Rouillard 10. State-Owned Enterprises in Québec: From Privatization to Globalization, Luc Bernier and Francis Garon Part III: Political Parties and Social Movements 11. Sclerosis or A Clean Bill of Health? Diagnosing Québec's Party System in the Twenty-First Century, A. Brian Tanguay 12. Anti-Market Globalization Social Movements, Marc Lemire 13. Labour Market Transformations and Labour Law: The Québec Labour Movement in Search of Renewed Growth, Jean Charest 14. The Québec Women's Movement: Past and Present, Chantal Maillé Part IV: Education, Language, and Immigration 15. Immigration, Pluralism, and Education, Marie McAndrew 16. English-Speaking Québec: A Political History, Garth Stevenson 17. Language and Cultural Insecurity, Elisabeth Gidengil, André Blais, Richard Nadeau, and Neil Nevitte 18. Interculturalism: Expanding the Boundaries of Citizenship, Alain-G. Gagnon and Raffaele Iacovino Part V: Territoriality, Globalization, and International Relations 19. Stateless Nations or Regional States? Territory and Power in a Globalizing World, Michael Keating 20. Québec in the Americas: From the FTA to the FTAA, François Rocher 21. Nationalism and Competitiveness: Can Québec Win if Quebecers Lose? Peter Graefe 22. Québec's International Relations, Louis Balthazar Contributors Index
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