Remaining Loyal
Social Democracy in Quebec and Saskatchewan
1st Edition
Published on 1. October 2014
391 pages
978-0-7735-9643-6 (ISBN)
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How social democrats have changed with the times while their key values have stayed the same.
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McGrane David:
David McGrane is associate professor of political studies at St Thomas More College at the University of Saskatchewan and the editor of New Directions in Saskatchewan Public Policy.David McGrane is associate professor of political studies at St Thomas More College at the University of Saskatchewan and the editor of New Directions in Saskatchewan Public Policy.
David McGrane is associate professor of political studies at St Thomas More College at the University of Saskatchewan and the editor of New Directions in Saskatchewan Public Policy.David McGrane is associate professor of political studies at St Thomas More College at the University of Saskatchewan and the editor of New Directions in Saskatchewan Public Policy.
Content
- Cover
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Tables
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 Saskatchewan, Quebec, and Social Democratic Ideology
- 2 Western Alienation, Québécois Nationalism, and Social Democracy
- 3 Why Saskatchewan? Why Quebec?
- 4 The State Reigns Supreme
- 5 The Golden Age of Social Democracy
- 6 Remaining Loyal
- 7 Explaining the Emergence of the Third Way
- 8 Is the Third Way the Only Way?
- Appendix Revenues and Expenditures of Social Democratic Provincial Governments in Saskatchewan and Quebec
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
