Constitutionalism v Diversity

This book provides an in-depth analysis of how constitutionalism and diversity can be friends and foes alike in contemporary multinational democracies. By focusing mainly on the dynamics between Quebec and Canada and comparing these with ongoing issues in Europe, the authors offer new insights into the public management of national diversity.

Autorentext

Dave Guénette is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law of Université de Sherbrooke. Félix Mathieu is Assistant Professor in the department of political science at the University of Winnipeg. He is also co-editor of the Canadian Journal of Political Science.

Inhalt

Dave Guénette & Félix Mathieu: Fundamental Principles at Work- Fragile Nations: QuebecCanada in a Comparative Perspective: FragileNations: A Theoretical and Analytical Framework- The Societal Culture Index and the QuebecCanada Dynamics in Perspective- Fiscal Federalism and Social Justice in Canada and Spain: In Search of a Dual Equilibrium- Constitutional Initiatives in Quebec and Catalonia: The Illusion of the First Impression- Diving Deeper into QuebecCanada Dynamics: Pierre Trudeau and Quebec's Fragility- Canada-Quebec v Federal Democracy- Still Not Cheering, 40 Years Later: Understanding Quebec's Perspective on 1982- Contemporary Issues and Ongoing Developments in QuebecCanada: Canada and the COVID-19 Crisis: What About the Fundamental Principles?- Personal Federalism and the Protection of Minorities in Quebec's English-language School Boards