The Supreme Court of Canada as an instrument of political change / Ivan Bernier and Andrée Lajoie, research coordinators.: Z1-1983/1-41-47E-PDF
"Canadian constitutional law since World War II has been influenced by a number of widely varying social factors. Among them should be noted remote economic and structural influences, undoubtedly resulting from the centrifugal forces preceding the concentration of capital, the requirements for exploitation of capital, and the need to adapt market sizes to the size of economic units in which the conditions determining profitable economic activity have changed. Since Confederation was a product of these forces, how could it escape their influence as it matured?"--p. 1.
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| Title | The Supreme Court of Canada as an instrument of political change / Ivan Bernier and Andrée Lajoie, research coordinators. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | xv, 211, [5] p. |
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