Three Civilizations, Two Cultures, One State
Canada's Political Traditions
Duke University Center for International Studies Publications
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Tables ix
Preface and Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
1. American in Civilization, Canadian in Culture 9
2. Pragmatism and Canada's "Philosophical Federalism" 35
3. The Americanization of the Social Sciences: The Canadian Response to Scientific Empiricism 58
4. Taking Tradition for Granted: English Canada's Attachment to Westminster 112
5. The "Reconciliation" of Parliamentary Supremacy and Federalism 149
6. From Conquest via Rebellion to Dualism: French Canadian Perceptions before 1867 172
7. Dualism versus Majority Rule 210
8. French Canada and the Triumph of Majority Rule 252
9. Quebec and the Rest of Canada: The Limitations of Philosophical Federalism 300
10. Options Canada: Options Quebec 346
11. Conclusion: Toward a New State Structure? 391
Notes 405
Bibliography 435
Index 445
Preface and Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
1. American in Civilization, Canadian in Culture 9
2. Pragmatism and Canada's "Philosophical Federalism" 35
3. The Americanization of the Social Sciences: The Canadian Response to Scientific Empiricism 58
4. Taking Tradition for Granted: English Canada's Attachment to Westminster 112
5. The "Reconciliation" of Parliamentary Supremacy and Federalism 149
6. From Conquest via Rebellion to Dualism: French Canadian Perceptions before 1867 172
7. Dualism versus Majority Rule 210
8. French Canada and the Triumph of Majority Rule 252
9. Quebec and the Rest of Canada: The Limitations of Philosophical Federalism 300
10. Options Canada: Options Quebec 346
11. Conclusion: Toward a New State Structure? 391
Notes 405
Bibliography 435
Index 445
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