This book addresses the highly contentious subject of Canadian Senate reform. Its conclusions reject conventional recommendations and argue that the Senate should remain an appointed body with a more expansive appointment process and restrained powers.
This book addresses the highly contentious subject of Canadian Senate reform. Its conclusions reject conventional recommendations and argue that the Senate should remain an appointed body with a more expansive appointment process and restrained powers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James T. McHugh is professor and former chair at the Department of Political Science at the University of Akron and adjunct lecturer of political science at the University of Vermont.
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Acknowledgments Preface Part I: Background Theory and Context Chapter 1: Senatus Publiusque Canadese Chapter 2: A Counterintuitive Approach to Senate Reform in Canada Chapter 3: The Upper House as a Belief Chapter 4: Historical Continuity of the Senate Chapter 5: Assessing Reform-Neo-Institutional and Related Strategies Part II: Application and Idealized Constitutional Reform Chapter 6: Constitutional Amendment Part I-Legislative Powers Chapter 7: Constitutional Amendment Part II-Membership Representation and Federalism Chapter 8: Constitutional Amendment Part III-Appointment Partisanship Diversity Democratic Theory Chapter 9: Constitutional Amendment Part IV-Official Language Protection Nomination Oversight Structural Features Part III: Observations and Non-Constitutional Reform Chapter 10: Scandal and Its Constitutional Aftermath Chapter 11: The Senate as It Is Could Be and Ought to Be: Non-Constitutional Reform Appendix A: Constitution Act of 1867 in Respect of the Senate of Canada as Amended Appendix B: An Agreement on Practices Relating to the Senate of Canada Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Preface Part I: Background Theory and Context Chapter 1: Senatus Publiusque Canadese Chapter 2: A Counterintuitive Approach to Senate Reform in Canada Chapter 3: The Upper House as a Belief Chapter 4: Historical Continuity of the Senate Chapter 5: Assessing Reform-Neo-Institutional and Related Strategies Part II: Application and Idealized Constitutional Reform Chapter 6: Constitutional Amendment Part I-Legislative Powers Chapter 7: Constitutional Amendment Part II-Membership Representation and Federalism Chapter 8: Constitutional Amendment Part III-Appointment Partisanship Diversity Democratic Theory Chapter 9: Constitutional Amendment Part IV-Official Language Protection Nomination Oversight Structural Features Part III: Observations and Non-Constitutional Reform Chapter 10: Scandal and Its Constitutional Aftermath Chapter 11: The Senate as It Is Could Be and Ought to Be: Non-Constitutional Reform Appendix A: Constitution Act of 1867 in Respect of the Senate of Canada as Amended Appendix B: An Agreement on Practices Relating to the Senate of Canada Bibliography About the Author
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