How Ottawa spends 2005/2006
Subtitle: managing the minority
By: edited by G. Bruce Doern.
Contributors: Doern, G. Bruce.; Carleton University. School of Public Administration.
Edition: 26th ed.
Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Montreal
Language: eng
Number of pages: 284
Subjects: Government spending policy -- Canada.; Health care reform -- Economic aspects -- Canada.; Native peoples -- Government policy -- Canada.; Canada -- Appropriations and expenditures.; Canada -- Foreign economic relations -- United States.; United States -- Foreign economic relations -- Canada.
Notes: "Published for The School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University."

Includes bibliographical references.

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Table of contents: title: 1. The [Paul] Martin Liberals (and the [Stephen] Harper Conservatives) / Bruce Doern; title: 2. Health and Federal-Provincial Fiscal arrangements / Allan M. Maslove; title: 3. How Ottawa gambles : rolling the dice in health care reform / Gerald W. Boychuk; title: 4. Like a sub adrift : defence policy as a litmus test / Barbara Ann Allen; title: 5. Made in Canada? the new public safety paradigm / Reg Whitaker; title: 6. Symbolism, surfacing, succession, and substance : Martin's Aboriginal policy style / Frances Abele, Russell LaPointe, and Michael Prince; title: 7. Cross-border relations / Geoffrey E. Hale; title: 8. Canada - United States electricity relations / Monica Gattinger; title: 9. Executive federalism, the Democratic deficit and parliamentary reform / Gerald Baier, Herman Bakvis, and Douglas Brown; title: 10. Into the long grass? Evaluating the role of commissions of inquiry in the new mandate / Ian Hodges and Chris Stoney; title: 11. Does parliament care? Parliamentary committees and the estimates / John A. Chenier, Michael Dewing, and Jack Stillborn.