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8 The Canadian Party System
Trends in Election Campaign Reporting, 1980–2008
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Blake Andrew
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
- Has Brokerage Politics Ended? 10
- Candidate Recruitment in Canada 24
- Constant Campaigning and Partisan Discourse in the House of Commons 46
- Constituency and Personal Determinants of MPs’ Positions on Social Conservative Issues in the 37th and 38th Canadian Parliaments 67
- City Ministers 94
- Women Voters, Candidates, and Legislators 119
- Revisiting the “Ethnic” Vote 140
- The Canadian Party System 161
- Parties, Politics, and Redistribution 185
- Too Little, Too Soon 211
- When Partisans Are Attacked 231
- Coping with Political Flux 258
- Situating the Canadian Case 284
- Parties and Elections after 2011 308
- Contributors 332
- Index 335
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xv
- Introduction 1
- Has Brokerage Politics Ended? 10
- Candidate Recruitment in Canada 24
- Constant Campaigning and Partisan Discourse in the House of Commons 46
- Constituency and Personal Determinants of MPs’ Positions on Social Conservative Issues in the 37th and 38th Canadian Parliaments 67
- City Ministers 94
- Women Voters, Candidates, and Legislators 119
- Revisiting the “Ethnic” Vote 140
- The Canadian Party System 161
- Parties, Politics, and Redistribution 185
- Too Little, Too Soon 211
- When Partisans Are Attacked 231
- Coping with Political Flux 258
- Situating the Canadian Case 284
- Parties and Elections after 2011 308
- Contributors 332
- Index 335
