Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction
5. In Search of Canada “Beyond Quebec” 5
6. Politics/Persistence of National Sentiment
7. Ontario “Carries on” 31
8. Western Canada: “The West Wants In” 45
9. Atlantic Canada: Forgotten Periphery in an Endangered Confederation? 61
10. English Canada: The Nation that Dares not Speak its Name 81
11. The Charter and Canada outside Quebec 93
12. Culture: The Rise of Anglophone Literature, Film, and the Arts
13. (Con)figuring a “Canada”: Some Trends in Anglophone-Canadian Literature, Criticism, and the Arts 117
14. The Essential Role of National Cultural Institutions 138
15. Making Canada in the 19905: Film, Culture, and Industry 163
16. Will English-Language Television Remain Distinctive? Probably 182
17. The Future of English-Language Publishing 202
18. Native Arts in Canada: The State, Academia, and the Cultural Establishment 218
19. Economics: Decline of the National Economy
20. Poor Prospects: “The Rest of Canada” under Continental Integration 251
21. Economic Threats to National Unity: From within and without 275
22. Society: Domination and Marginality
23. Various Matters of Nationhood: Aboriginal Peoples and Canada outside Quebec 297
24. Multiculturalism and Identity in “Canada outside Quebec” 312
25. The Women’s Movement outside Quebec: Shifting Relations with the Canadian State 333
26. Francophone Minorities: The Fragmentation of the French-Canadian Identity 358
27. The Future of Canada outside Quebec
28. A Difficult Transition: English-Canadian Populism vs Quebec Nationalism 371
29. The Meristonic Society: Restructuring and the Future of Canada outside Quebec 378
30. Staatsnation vs Kulturnation: The Future of ROC 388
31. Postscript
32. After the Referendum: Canada with or without Quebec 403
33. Contributors 433