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University of British Columbia Press Patriation and Its Consequences
Book SynopsisPatriation and Its Consequences examines the political events and struggles that resulted in the 1981 agreement to patriate the Canadian constitution and sheds light on the political consequences of this key moment in Canadian history.Table of ContentsPart 1: Introduction: The Significance of Constitution Making1 Looking Back on Patriation and Its Consequences / Lois Harder and Steve Patten2 Constituting Constitutions: The Patriation Moment / Janine BrodiePart 2: Tracing the Long Road to Patriation3 Constitutional Nationalism: Politics, Law, and Culture on the Road to Patriation / Eric M. Adams4 The Evolution of the Charter / Barry L. Strayer5 The Rise of Spectator Constitutionalism, 1967-81 / P.E. BrydenPart 3: Shaping Patriation: Law, Political Vision, Political Actors, and Political Struggle6 Law, Politics, and the Patriation Reference of 1981 / Philip Girard7 The Judiciary in Trudeau’s Constitutional Vision: Intellectual Trajectory and Origins of the Charter / David Schneiderman8 More Distress than Enchantment: The Constitutional Negotiations of November 1981 Seen from Quebec / Guy Laforest and Rosalie Readman9 Tracking Justice: The Constitution Express to Section 35 and Beyond / Louise Mandell and Leslie Hall Pinder10 “28 – Helluva Lot to Lose in 27 Days”: The Ad Hoc Committee and Women’s Constitutional Activism in the Era of Patriation / Marilou McPhedran, Judith Erola, and Loren BraulPart 4: The Political and Constitutional Consequences of Patriation11 Patriation and the Law of Unintended Consequences / Peter Russell12 Canadian Federalism since Patriation: Advancing a Federalism of Empowerment / Alain-G. Gagnon and Alex Schwartz13 An Indigenous Constitutional Paradox: Both Monumental Achievement and Monumental Defeat / Kiera Ladner14 The Sad but True Story of a Shrinking Equality Opportunity Structure / Alexandra DobrowolskyList of Contributors; Index
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University of British Columbia Press Patriation and Its Consequences
Book SynopsisPatriation and Its Consequences examines the political events and struggles that resulted in the 1981 agreement to patriate the Canadian constitution and sheds light on the political consequences of this key moment in Canadian history.Table of ContentsPart 1: Introduction: The Significance of Constitution Making1 Looking Back on Patriation and Its Consequences / Lois Harder and Steve Patten2 Constituting Constitutions: The Patriation Moment / Janine BrodiePart 2: Tracing the Long Road to Patriation3 Constitutional Nationalism: Politics, Law, and Culture on the Road to Patriation / Eric M. Adams4 The Evolution of the Charter / Barry L. Strayer5 The Rise of Spectator Constitutionalism, 1967-81 / P.E. BrydenPart 3: Shaping Patriation: Law, Political Vision, Political Actors, and Political Struggle6 Law, Politics, and the Patriation Reference of 1981 / Philip Girard7 The Judiciary in Trudeau’s Constitutional Vision: Intellectual Trajectory and Origins of the Charter / David Schneiderman8 More Distress than Enchantment: The Constitutional Negotiations of November 1981 Seen from Quebec / Guy Laforest and Rosalie Readman9 Tracking Justice: The Constitution Express to Section 35 and Beyond / Louise Mandell and Leslie Hall Pinder10 “28 – Helluva Lot to Lose in 27 Days”: The Ad Hoc Committee and Women’s Constitutional Activism in the Era of Patriation / Marilou McPhedran, Judith Erola, and Loren BraulPart 4: The Political and Constitutional Consequences of Patriation11 Patriation and the Law of Unintended Consequences / Peter Russell12 Canadian Federalism since Patriation: Advancing a Federalism of Empowerment / Alain-G. Gagnon and Alex Schwartz13 An Indigenous Constitutional Paradox: Both Monumental Achievement and Monumental Defeat / Kiera Ladner14 The Sad but True Story of a Shrinking Equality Opportunity Structure / Alexandra DobrowolskyList of Contributors; Index
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