Federalism and economic union in Canada / Kenneth Norrie, Richard Simeon and Mark Krasnick.: Z1-1983/1-41-59E-PDF
"This volume discusses the principles of economic integration and federalism and the structure and rules of the federal system. The authors place Canadian federalism into historical context and review its development, its strengths and its weaknesses relative to the workings of federal systems in other countries. They examine the economic, legal and institutional realities of Canadian federalism and conclude with a discussion of alternative avenues for reform of the federation."--p. [350].
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| Title | Federalism and economic union in Canada / Kenneth Norrie, Richard Simeon and Mark Krasnick. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | xxiii, 349, [1] p. |
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