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This is a story of how a group of largely provincial civil servants and politicians came together in the face of neoliberal hegemony to advance the national child Benefit, national children's, Agenda and Social Union Framework Agreement. This study peers behind the ideology of media-speak to show how Canadian federalism was made to work and where it failed to work. It peers deeply into the Canadian political economy to understand the role of these social programs in the context of globalization. Students of social policy will find it most informative as they contemplate the structures and processes needed for implementing social programs in a federalist system.

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Social Policy Environment * The Social Security Review * The 1995 Budget and the Council of Social Policy Reform and Renewal * Process and Structure for Social Policy Renewal * National Child Benefit * National Children's Agenda * New Approaches to Canada's Social Union * Conclusion

Canadian Social Policy Renewal, 1994?2000

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    A Paperback / softback by William Warriner, Ian Peach

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      Publisher: Fernwood Publishing Co Ltd
      Publication Date: 01/04/2008
      ISBN13: 9781552662533, 978-1552662533
      ISBN10: 1552662535
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This is a story of how a group of largely provincial civil servants and politicians came together in the face of neoliberal hegemony to advance the national child Benefit, national children's, Agenda and Social Union Framework Agreement. This study peers behind the ideology of media-speak to show how Canadian federalism was made to work and where it failed to work. It peers deeply into the Canadian political economy to understand the role of these social programs in the context of globalization. Students of social policy will find it most informative as they contemplate the structures and processes needed for implementing social programs in a federalist system.

      Table of Contents
      Social Policy Environment * The Social Security Review * The 1995 Budget and the Council of Social Policy Reform and Renewal * Process and Structure for Social Policy Renewal * National Child Benefit * National Children's Agenda * New Approaches to Canada's Social Union * Conclusion

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