Contemporary Canadian Politics, 1988-1994

This important new guide to over 1,500 recent books and journal articles deals broadly with current affairs in Canada. The partially annotated bibliography is organized into 14 topical chapters—focusing on the major themes involved in the study of Canadian politics. These themes include such topics as the Canadian constitution and legal system, federalism, public policy, regional and local politics, English Canadian and French Canadian political culture, political parties and interest groups, executive and legislative institutions, the administrative process, foreign policy, defense politics, strategic studies, free trade, environmental issues, human rights, and international aid.

In each chapter, books and journal articles are listed separately and then presented alphabetically. Appendices give directories of Canadian Studies Associations, Canadian Studies Centers and programs outside Canada, Canadian Studies Centers in Canada, and important journals and periodicals. A detailed general index also makes this research tool easily accessible for students and researchers in Canadian studies, comparative politics, and North American history.

GREGORY MAHLER is Chair of the Department of Political Science at the University of Mississippi. He formerly taught for 12 years at the University of Vermont where he was Associate Director of the Canadian Studies Program. His most recent books include: Contemporary Canadian Politics: An Annotated Bibliography, 1970-1987 (Greenwood Press, 1988), Canadian Politics (1993)

w Dimensions of Canadian Federalism (1987)

and Comparative Politics: An Institutional and Cross-National Perspective (1995).