Issues in Canadian Governance
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Issues in Canadian Governance

Jonathan Craft, Amanda Clarke
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Issues in Canadian Governance demonstrates how the key principles and institutions of governance affect Canadians by revealing how they work in the real world. This text uses an applied case study format to breathe life into the debates that shape Canadian public policy. These timely cases bring valuable context to the various issues explored in the text and allow the text to be leveraged in a practical, hands-on way.

This text also incorporates the voices of expert scholars who provide readers with a holistic snapshot of current thinking in the field of public administration. This broad perspective is invaluable in exploring matters such as responsible government, ethics and public spending, accountability of public officials, access to information, political neutrality and the public service, and contemporary policy debates.

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ISBN
978-1-77255-350-5
Page Count
324
Publisher
Emond Publishing
Publication Date
February 2018
Status
Available
Subjects
Political Science and Government; Public Law and Public Administration
Tags
Higher Education Other

  • Accessible and concise introductions to core concepts in Canadian governance
  • Current case studies that bring core concepts to life
  • Questions to fuel class discussion and debate
  • Valuable insights from expert contributors Ken Rasmussen, Shreya Ghimire, Karine Levasseur, Andrea Rounce, Evert Lindquist, James Kelly, Kathy Brock, David Newhouse, Zac Spicer, Isabelle Caron, Ian Roberge, Charles Conteh, James Simeon, Luc Juillet, Carey Doberstein, Les Pal, and Jeffrey Roy

Part I: Foundations of Canadian Public Administration and Governance
Chapter 1: Responsible Government (Ken Rasmussen)
Chapter 2: The Civil Service in the Westminster Tradition (Amanda Clarke)
Chapter 3: Public Sector Accountability (Shreya Ghimire, Karine Levasseur, and Andrea Rounce)
Chapter 4: Cabinet and Decision-Making (Jonathan Craft)
Chapter 5: The Machinery and Organizing of Government (Evert Lindquist)

Part II: Multi-Level Canadian Governance
Chapter 6: The Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Supreme Court of Canada, and Public Policy (James Kelly)
Chapter 7: Canadian Federalism in Operation (Kathy Brock)
Chapter 8: Indigenous Governance and Citizenship (David Newhouse and Kevin Fitzmaurice)
Chapter 9: Municipalities and Canadian Public Administration (Zac Spicer)

Part III: Governing in Practice
Chapter 10: Budgeting and Financing (Isabelle Caron and Ian Roberge)
Chapter 11: Public Administration and Management Reforms (Charles Conteh)
Chapter 12: Human Resource Management (James SImeon)
Chapter 13: Upholding Government Ethics (Luc Juillet)

Part IV: Evolving Approaches to Government
Chapter 14: Governing Through Networks (Carey Doberstein)
Chapter 15: Public Administration in a Globalized World (Les Pal)
Chapter 16: Digital Government (Jeffrey Roy)

Chapter 13: Upholding Government Ethics: The Case of Preferential Treatment for Green Power Generation

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