The Canadian federal election of 2011
By: edited by Jon H. Pammett & Christopher Dornan
Publisher: Dundurn Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Toronto; Tonawanda, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 366
ISBN-13: 9781459701809
Subjects: Politics and government; Canada; Canada. Parliament; Elections; Elections, 2011; Voting; History
Notes: Also available in electronic formats.
Table of contents: title: From contempt to parliament of majority mandate / by Christopher Dornan; title: The Conservative campaign : becoming the new natural governing party? / by Faron Ellis and Peter Woolstencroft; title: The disappearing Liberals : caught in the crossfire / by Brooke Jeffrey; title: Political marketing and the NDP's historic breakthrough / by David McGrane; title: The Bloc Quebecois : capitalized by the Orange Wave / by Eric Belanger and Richard Nadeau; title: Party of one : Elizabeth May's campaign breakthrough / by Susan Harada; title: Constituency campaigning in the 2011 Canadian Federal Election / by Alex Marland; title: Polls : seeing through the glass darkly / by Andre Turcotte; title: The campaign in the digital media / by Mary Francoli, Josh Greenberg, and Christopher Waddell; title: Ideology and discipline in the Conservative Party of Canada / by Jim Farney and Jonathan Malloy; title: Winner and losers : voters in the 2011 Federal Election / by Harold D. Clarke, ... [et al.]; title: The evolution of the Harper dynasty / by Lawrence LeDuc and Jon H. Pammett.