Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Contributors xv
6. Introduction xix
7. What Did the Court Decide in Chaoulli?
8. Chaoulli: The Political versus the Legal Life of a Judicial Decision 5
9. The Chaoulli Judgment: Less Than Meets the Eye – or More 19
10. Chaoulli and Quebec’s Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms: The Ambiguities of Distinctness 32
11. Charter Perspectives on Chaoulli: The Body and the Body Politic 56
12. Chaoulli and the Proper Role of the Courts in a Democracy
13. Worse than Lochner? 75
14. ‘Condition Critical’: The Constitution and Health Care 101
15. Wealthcare: The politics of the Charter Revisited 116
16. Déjà Vu All Over Again: Chaoulli and the Limits of Judicial Policymaking 139
17. Chaoulli and Prospects for Increased Access to Justice and Care
18. ‘Towards a Two-Tier Constitution? The Poverty of Health Rights’ 161
19. The Courts and Medicare: Too Much or Too Little Judicial Activism? 184
20. Evidence in the Chaoulli Case
21. Implications of Chaoulli for Fact- Finding in Constitutional Cases 207
22. Experts and Evidence: New Challenges in Knowledge Translation 216
23. Different Interpretations of ‘Evidence’ and Implications for the Canadian Healthcare System 220
24. Comparative Evidence About Private Health Insurance
25. How to Defend a Public Health Care System: Lessons from Abroad 237
26. Blending Private and Social Health Insurance in the Netherlands: Challenges Posed by the EU 257
27. The Role of Private Health Insurance in Social Health Insurance Countries – Implications for Canada 278
28. Finding Health Policy ‘Arbitrary’: The Evidence on Waiting, Dying, and Two-Tier Systems 296
29. The Implications of Private Insurance
30. The CMA’s Chaoulli Motion and the Myth of Promoting Fair Access to Health Care 323
31. Preserving Privilege, Promoting Profit: The Payoffs from Private Health Insurance 347
32. Opening Medicare to Our Neighbours or Closing the Door on a Public System? International Trade Law Implications of Chaoulli v. Quebec 369
33. Possible Governmental Responses to Chaoulli
34. Promises, Promises – Setting Boundaries Between Public and Private 393
35. Politics and Paradoxes: Chaoulli and the Alberta Reaction 413
36. Private Insurance for Medicare: Policy History and Trajectory in the Four Western Provinces 429
37. A Just Measure of Patience: Managing access to cancer services after Chaoulli 454
38. Section 7 ‘Safety Valves’: Appealing Wait Times Within A One-Tier System 477
39. Chaoulli and the Future of Medicare
40. Arbitrariness, Randomness and the Principles of Fundamental Justice 505
41. In Search of a Mandate? 521
42. Appendix A 531
43. Appendix B 559
44. Appendix C 565