Challenges to Canadian Federalism

I. INTRODUCTION -- THE WORLD OF FEDERALISM. A Roadmap to the World of Federalism,Hugh Mellon. II. FEDERALISM AND POLITICAL CULTURE. Canadian and American Federalism: A Comparative Perspective,Robert C. Vipond. Federalism and Regional Alienation,Roger Gibbins. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity . . . and Federalism,Samuel La Selva and Richard Vernon. III. FEDERALISM AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS. Federalism and Canadian Political Parties,Rand Dyck. Federalism and Judicial Review,Nathalie Des Rosiers. IV. CONSTITUTIONAL POLITICS -- DIRECT DEMOCRACY, THE LEGACY OF CHARLOTTETOWN, AND POSSIBLE SEPARATION. The Charlottetown Accord: A Retrospective Overview,Martin Westmacott. Quebec Secession and the 1995 Referendum, Robert Young. "Whose Constitution Is It, Anyway?": Democratic Participation and the Canadian Constitution,Patrick Boyer. V. FEDERALISM AND PUBLIC POLICY. Disentangling the Federation: Social Policy and Fiscal Federalism,Paul Barker. Federalism, Broadcasting, and the Search for Community,Jonathan Rose. The Complexity and Competitiveness of Fiscal Federalism: Blending the G.S.T. with the Provincial Sales Tax,Hugh Mellon. VI. CHALLENGES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS. The Political Economy of Canadian Federalism: A World Without Canada? Approaching the Next Millennium,John F. Conway. Revisiting the Meech Lake Accord, Ten Years Later,Andrew Cohen. Québec in the Federation,Pierre A. Coulombe.