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9780195416695

How Ottawa Spends 2001-2002 Power in Transition

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    9780195416695

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    0195416694

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-07-19
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

This edition of How Ottawa Spends examines the evolving Liberal government's agenda as it moves into its third term in office. The federal election of October 2000 was hardly a campaign of ideas, and the Liberals won it without a clear or detailed platform of policy initiatives. Themini-budget promised substantial tax cuts, but insofar as the Liberals sketched out any priorities, they seemed to imply a shift towards increased spending. As well, in the closing days of their previous government, the Liberals seemed tired and lacking in policy focus. It remains unclear,therefore, how they will shape their new mandate and what continuity it will have with their previous policy directions. This volume probes Ottawa's evolving agenda with chapters on a variety of economic and social policy topics: the government's fiscal and management framework, natural resources, regional development, air transportation, the social union, disability, gender equality, the voluntary sector, and thecourts.

Table of Contents

Preface v
How Ottawa Spends 2001-2: Power in Transition
1(28)
Leslie A. Pal
Priming the Electoral Pump: Framing Budgets for a Renewed Mandate
29(32)
Geoffrey E. Hale
How Ottawa Plans: The Evolution of Strategic Planning
61(34)
Evert A. Lindquist
Managing in the New Public Service: Some Implications for How We Are Governed
95(28)
Anne Perkins
Robert P. Shepherd
Aiming for the Middle: Challenges to Federal Income Policy
123(22)
Gerard W. Boychuk
From Charity to Clarity: Reinventing Federal Government-Voluntary Sector Relationships
145(32)
Susan D. Phillips
Citizenship by Instalments: Federal Policies for Canadians with Disabilities
177(24)
Michael J. Prince
The Case of the Disappearing Targets: The Liberals and Gender Equality
201(22)
Sandra Burt
Sonya Lynn Hardman
New Economy/Old Economy? Transforming Natural Resources Canada
223(24)
G. Bruce Doern
Monica Gattinger
Regional Development Policy: A Nexus of Policy and Politics
247(30)
Rodney Haddow
A Delicate Dance: The Courts and the Chretien Government
277(28)
Rainer Knopff
Appendix A: Political Facts and Trends 305(8)
Appendix B: Fiscal Facts and Trends 313(18)
Abstracts/Resumes 331(12)
Contributors 343

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