Research Catalog

Title

Who is afraid of the state? : Canada in a world of multiple centres of power / edited by Gordon Smith and Daniel Wolfish.

Publication

Toronto : University of Toronto Press, ©2001.

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Details

Additional Authors

• Smith, Gordon S.
• Wolfish, Daniel.

Description

xviii, 351 pages; 23 cm

Series Statement

Trends series

Uniform Title

Policy research (Toronto, Ont.)

Subject

• Since 1945
• Political planning > Canada
• Power (Social sciences)
• International relations
• international relations
• Diplomatic relations
• International relations
• Political planning
• Politics and government
• Integration Internationale Politik
• Internationale Organisation
• Aufsatzsammlung
• Canada > Politics and government
• Canada > Foreign relations > 1945-
• Canada
• Kanada

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

Introduction: conceptualizing multiple contres of power / Gordon Smith and Daniel Wolfish -- Menage a trois: the state between civil society and the international system / Julien Bauer and Philippe Le Prestre -- Policy making in a multicentric world: the impact of globalization, privatization, and decentralization on democratic governance / Ronald D. Crelinsten -- Governance of politics without a centre / Vincent Della Sala -- The multi-centred state: Canadian government under globalizing pressures / Stephen Clarkson -- The emergence of international parliamentary institutions: new networks of influence in world society / Robert M. Cutler -- International convention secretariats and Canada's role in future environmental governance / Philippe Le Prestre -- Rendering unto Caesar: how legal pluralism and regime theory help in understanding multiple centres of power / Robert Wolfe -- Conclusion: implications for governance and policy / Gordon Smith and Daniel Wolfish.

ISBN

• 0802083889
• 9780802083883

LCCN

2002265611

OCLC

• ocm46628045
• 46628045
• SCSB-1237725

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library