Divided Loyalties : Canadian Concepts of Federalism

Cover Title Copyright Contents Tables and Chart Preface 1. Confederation's Competing Images: Sorting them out Principled Politics and Federalism Problems of Definition The Purposes of Federal Structuring Methods of Problem-Solving The Question of Majorities The Five Concepts 2. The Centralist Concept The Centralism of Macdonald Crisis Centralism Finance Centralism Cultural Centralism Summary 3. Administrative Federalism Federal-Provincial Activities Interprovincial Equalization Technical Committee Collaboration The Federal-Provincial Conference Horizontal Collaboration Interdelegation of Powers Exposition and Examination Summary 4. The Coordinate Concept The Sirois Commission The Legal View of Federalism Disallowance and Reservation A Procedure for Constitutional Amendment A Movement Toward Coordinate Federalism Conclusion Summary 5. The Compact Theory Development of the Theory Altering the Compact Compact Federalism in Practice Criticism of the Compact Theory Conclusion 6. The Dual Alliance Schools and Conscription La Crise du Federalisme The Tremblay Commission Law and the Constitution Dualism on the Left Dualism on the Right Criticism of the Dual Alliance Conclusion 7. The Deux Nations Controversy Montmorency and the Tories The "Second Class Citizen" Version The NDP and "Particular Status" The Anti-Nationalist Liberal Position Bilingualism Married to Multiculturalism Analysis 8. Two Nations or More? Reflections on the Methodology The Factors of Change The Institutional Dimension Implications for the Future NOTES TABLE OF MAJOR CASES INDEX