The Politics of the Charter is vividly written, free of legal jargon, accessible to a broad readership, and will provoke renewed discussion about how best to achieve a more compassionate and egalitarian Canadian society.
The Politics of the Charter is vividly written, free of legal jargon, accessible to a broad readership, and will provoke renewed discussion about how best to achieve a more compassionate and egalitarian Canadian society.
Andrew Petter is a professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Victoria.
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgements.................................................................................................4 Introduction.................................................................................................7 Chapter 1:The Politics of the Charter ........................................................26 Chapter2:Charter Legitimacy on Trial: The Resistible Rise of Substantive Due Process...........................................................71 Chapter 3:Private Rights/Public Wrongs: The Liberal Lie of the Charter ....................................................................................109 Chapter 4:Canada's Charter Flight: Soaring Backwards into the Future.......................................................................................140 Chapter 5:Rights in Conflict: The Dilemma of Charter Legitimacy..............164 Chapter 6:Rip Van Winkle in Charterland ................................................190 Chapter 7:Look Who's Talking Now: Dialogue Theory and the Return to Democracy...........................................................................209 Chapter 8:Wealthcare: The Politics of the Charter Revisited......................233 Chapter 9:Taking Dialogue Theory Much Too Seriously (Or Perhaps Charter Dialogue Isn't Such a Good Thing After All).................265 Chapter 10:Legalise This: The Chartering of Canadian Politics....................293 Conclusion.................................................................................................321
Acknowledgements.................................................................................................4 Introduction.................................................................................................7 Chapter 1:The Politics of the Charter ........................................................26 Chapter2:Charter Legitimacy on Trial: The Resistible Rise of Substantive Due Process...........................................................71 Chapter 3:Private Rights/Public Wrongs: The Liberal Lie of the Charter ....................................................................................109 Chapter 4:Canada's Charter Flight: Soaring Backwards into the Future.......................................................................................140 Chapter 5:Rights in Conflict: The Dilemma of Charter Legitimacy..............164 Chapter 6:Rip Van Winkle in Charterland ................................................190 Chapter 7:Look Who's Talking Now: Dialogue Theory and the Return to Democracy...........................................................................209 Chapter 8:Wealthcare: The Politics of the Charter Revisited......................233 Chapter 9:Taking Dialogue Theory Much Too Seriously (Or Perhaps Charter Dialogue Isn't Such a Good Thing After All).................265 Chapter 10:Legalise This: The Chartering of Canadian Politics....................293 Conclusion.................................................................................................321
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