This collection of innovative essays explores the politics of cabinet government in Canada through the lens of statecraft, revealing how Canadian prime ministers have exercised their leadership since 1867.
This collection of innovative essays explores the politics of cabinet government in Canada through the lens of statecraft, revealing how Canadian prime ministers have exercised their leadership since 1867.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of Images List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction: The Idea of Cabinet Government Patrice Dutil and Stephen Azzi 1. Statecraft: Theory and the Thirst for History Patrice Dutil and Stephen Azzi 2. Sir John A. Macdonald and His Cabinets: The "Autocrat" in Power Patrice Dutil 3. Alexander Mackenzie’s Statecraft: Looking for Stability Ex-Centrically Ben Forster 4. The Cabinet in Chronic Crisis: The Lessons of Abbott, Thompson, Bowell, and Tupper Ted Glenn 5. Pillars and Posts: Wilfrid Laurier’s Cabinet Management J.P. Lewis 6. The Outsider: Robert Borden and his Cabinet John English 7. Arthur Meighen: The Lost Opportunities of Leadership Mary Janigan and Tom Kierans 8. Cabinet Management after the Collapse of the Two-Party System: Mackenzie King in the 1920s Robert Wardhaugh 9. R.B. Bennett’s "One-Man Government" Larry Glassford 10. Mackenzie King’s Upgrading of Prime Ministerial Power: Management, Luck, and Circumstance Robert Bothwell 11. Louis St-Laurent: The Cabinet’s Centre of Gravity Stephen Azzi 12. John Diefenbaker: The Chief Stands Alone Patricia I. McMahon 13. Lester Pearson and Cabinet Government: The Diplomat in Charge P.E. Bryden 14. Pierre Inter Pares: Cabinet under Pierre Elliott Trudeau, 1968-1979 Asa McKercher 15. "Welcome to the 1980s": Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s Quasi-Gaullist Style Frédéric Boily 16. Brian Mulroney: Statecraft for Radical Change Raymond B. Blake 17. Jean Chrétien: The "Friendly Dictator" Lori Turnbull 18. Paul Martin’s Cabinet: The Unforgiving Consequences of Flawed Statecraft Patrice Dutil and Stephen Azzi 19. Stephen Harper: Alone at the Top R. Paul Wilson 20. Justin Trudeau: "Government by Cabinet is Back" Jeni Armstrong, Alex Marland, and Dan Arnold Conclusion: The Mysterious Grammar of Canadian Statecraft Stephen Azzi and Patrice Dutil Contributors Index
List of Images List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction: The Idea of Cabinet Government Patrice Dutil and Stephen Azzi 1. Statecraft: Theory and the Thirst for History Patrice Dutil and Stephen Azzi 2. Sir John A. Macdonald and His Cabinets: The "Autocrat" in Power Patrice Dutil 3. Alexander Mackenzie’s Statecraft: Looking for Stability Ex-Centrically Ben Forster 4. The Cabinet in Chronic Crisis: The Lessons of Abbott, Thompson, Bowell, and Tupper Ted Glenn 5. Pillars and Posts: Wilfrid Laurier’s Cabinet Management J.P. Lewis 6. The Outsider: Robert Borden and his Cabinet John English 7. Arthur Meighen: The Lost Opportunities of Leadership Mary Janigan and Tom Kierans 8. Cabinet Management after the Collapse of the Two-Party System: Mackenzie King in the 1920s Robert Wardhaugh 9. R.B. Bennett’s "One-Man Government" Larry Glassford 10. Mackenzie King’s Upgrading of Prime Ministerial Power: Management, Luck, and Circumstance Robert Bothwell 11. Louis St-Laurent: The Cabinet’s Centre of Gravity Stephen Azzi 12. John Diefenbaker: The Chief Stands Alone Patricia I. McMahon 13. Lester Pearson and Cabinet Government: The Diplomat in Charge P.E. Bryden 14. Pierre Inter Pares: Cabinet under Pierre Elliott Trudeau, 1968-1979 Asa McKercher 15. "Welcome to the 1980s": Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s Quasi-Gaullist Style Frédéric Boily 16. Brian Mulroney: Statecraft for Radical Change Raymond B. Blake 17. Jean Chrétien: The "Friendly Dictator" Lori Turnbull 18. Paul Martin’s Cabinet: The Unforgiving Consequences of Flawed Statecraft Patrice Dutil and Stephen Azzi 19. Stephen Harper: Alone at the Top R. Paul Wilson 20. Justin Trudeau: "Government by Cabinet is Back" Jeni Armstrong, Alex Marland, and Dan Arnold Conclusion: The Mysterious Grammar of Canadian Statecraft Stephen Azzi and Patrice Dutil Contributors Index
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