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Subject(s)

• Social legislation—Canada [Browse]
• Administrative procedure—Canada [Browse]
• Administrative agencies—Canada [Browse]
• Industrial policy—Canada [Browse]
• Canada—Economic policy [Browse]
• Canada—Politics and government—1945- [Browse]

Author

• Prince, Michael J. [Browse]
• Schultz, Richard J. [Browse]

Summary note

A critical examination of Canadian regulatory governance and politics over the years, this book builds on the theory and practice of rule-making to show why government "unruliness" - the inability to form rules and implement structures for compliance - is endemic and increasing.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed May 1, 2014).

Language note

English

Contents

• Part one Regulatory Democracy and Governance : Analyical Framework and Historical Context. Conceptual Foundations and Analytical Framework
• Canadian Regulatory Democracy and Governance in Liberal and Conservative Eras
• The Changing Ecosystem of Canadian Regulation: Ministerial Agency-Relations and Expanding Interests --
• Part Two Six Regulatory Regimes : an Empirical Analysis. The Macro-Regulatory Governance Regime: Rules about Rules
• The Economic Sectoral Regime: The Core Energy, Transportation, and Telecommunications Regulators
• The Regulatory Regime of Social Sectors: Registered Charities, Citizenship and Immigration, and Assisted Human Reproduction Technologies
• The Marketplace Framework Regulatory Regime: Competition, Banking and Financial Services, and Intellectual Property
• The Societal Framework Regulatory Regime: Law and Order, Morality and Sexuality, and the Welfare State
• The Regulatory Regime for Parliamentary Democracy: Parties, Elections, Responsible Government, and Parliament's Watchdog Agencies
• Rules and Unruliness in Canadian Regulatory Democracy and Governance
• Glossary of Major Terms.

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ISBN

• 0-7735-9041-2
• 0-7735-9040-4

OCLC

• 881552234
• 867897549

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