StockNo: 10747
Title: British Journal of Canadian Studies Vol 7 No 2 1992
Author: Colin Nicholson - Editor
Publisher: British Association for Canadian Studies 1992 pp215-520 + index PBK ISSN 0269 9222
Condition: Very good

Contents include:
The Canadian question and the Late Modern Century Ged Martin pp215-247
Public philosophy and public policy: the case of religion in Canadian state education Ronald Manzer pp248-276
Ethnic relations and community policing: a Canadian model for Europe? Frankie Todd & Roy Todd pp277-289
Ideology or pragmatism? The politics and management of the Mulroney government's privatization programme N J Baxter-Moore pp290-325
Traditions and change in the Canadian accounting and engineering professions Gloria L Lee pp326-344
Geographical transiency and social mobility: the illustrative odyssey of Irish immigrant Wilson Benson, a well-known Canadian unknown C J Houston & W J Smyth pp345-355
Family matters: Ireland and the Irish in the Quebecois novel Padraig O Gormaile pp356-375
La Litterature Francaise revue et corrigee par Berthelot Brunet David L Parris pp376-389
Germaine Guevremont reassessed Peter Noble pp390-396
'Grain of the actual': Janice Kulyk Keefer and her writing Colin Nicholson pp397-414
Janice Kulyk Keefer's Travelling Ladies Coral Ann Howells pp415-425




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