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"""Impressive, bold, audacious, and monumental, Democracy in Canada is an ambitious compendium of public sector information spanning 1867 to today."" Alex Marland, Memorial University of Newfoundland and co-editor of First among Unequals ""Nobody else but Savoie could have written such an exhaustive and authoritative critique of Canada's institutions – the culmination of all his other work."" The National Post “[Democracy in Canada] provides a deep dive into Canadian federalism, regionalism, and the issue of centralized power.” *Prairie History * “Savoie’s work reminds us of what we likely should expect from our national institutions, namely full representation, accountability and equality. Given the threats posed by nascent separatist movements in Western Canada, let’s hope Canadians read this book, take its expert opinion seriously and begin pressuring politicians to act.” Alberta Views"

Impressive, bold, audacious, and monumental, Democracy in Canada is an ambitious compendium of public sector information spanning 1867 to today. Alex Marland, Memorial University of Newfoundland and co-editor of First among Unequals Nobody else but Savoie could have written such an exhaustive and authoritative critique of Canada's institutions - the culmination of all his other work. The National Post

""Impressive, bold, audacious, and monumental, Democracy in Canada is an ambitious compendium of public sector information spanning 1867 to today."" Alex Marland, Memorial University of Newfoundland and co-editor of First among Unequals ""Nobody else but Savoie could have written such an exhaustive and authoritative critique of Canada's institutions – the culmination of all his other work."" The National Post “[Democracy in Canada] provides a deep dive into Canadian federalism, regionalism, and the issue of centralized power.” *Prairie History * “Savoie’s work reminds us of what we likely should expect from our national institutions, namely full representation, accountability and equality. Given the threats posed by nascent separatist movements in Western Canada, let’s hope Canadians read this book, take its expert opinion seriously and begin pressuring politicians to act.” Alberta Views

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Donald J. Savoie is the Canada Research Chair in public administration and governance at the Université de Moncton and the author of numerous books including What Is Government Good At? A Canadian Answer and Whatever Happened to the Music Teacher? How Government Decides and Why.

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