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W A Douglas Jackson
POL S 341
Seattle Campus
Critical analysis of parliamentary institutions, political parties, and the federal system in Canada. Offered: jointly with JSIS A 324.
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Description. Students are introduced to the major steps in the formation of the Canadian political entity from New France to the present. Canada achieved statehood and independence without violence. Students are exposed to the major constitutional stages through which Canada passed from French and British colonies to independent status. The structure of the Canadian political system and Canadian political parties are discussed I the context of Canadian parliamentary democracy. This is a critical course for students majoring in Canadian Studies.
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