Provinces : Canadian provincial politics / edited by Christopher Dunn.

Includes bibliographical references.

I.- Surveying provincial political landscapes: 1 Provincial political cultures/ Nelson Wiseman-- 2 Provincil politics in the Modern Era/ Rand Dyck-- II.- Democracy, provincial style: 3 Many political worlds? provincial parties and party systems/ David K. Stewart and R. Kenneth Carty-- 4 Electoral democracy in the provinces and territories/ Donald E. Blake-- 5 Legal poertrait of the 2003 Ontario General Election/ Gregory Tardi-- 6 Provincial political data since 1900/ Alan Siaroff-- III.- Provincial structures nd perocesses: 7 Premiers and cabinets/ ristopher Dunn-- 8 Evaluating provincial and territorial legislatures/ Graham White-- 9 Court systems in the provinces/ Carl Baar-- 10 Intergovernmental relations from the local perspective/ Richard Tindal and Susan Nobes Tindal-- 11 A nutshell reminder of the evolution of Canada's territories/ Gregory Tardi-- IV.- 12 De-Mythologizing provincial political economies: The development of the service sectors in the perovinces 1911-2001/ Michael Howlett--13 Balancing autonomy nd responsibility: The politics of provincial fiscal and tax policies/ Feoffrey E. Hale-- V.- Provincial public policy: 14 The realignment of government in the provinces/ Karen Bridget Murray-- 15 The policy implications of provincial demographics/ David K. Foot-- 16 Women's status across the Canadian provinces, 1999-2002: Exploring differences and possible explanations/ Brenda O'Neill-- 17 Comparative state nd provincial public policy/ Debora L. Van Nijnatten and Gerard W. Boychuk-- 18 Provincial plicies concerning collective bargaining/ Gene Swimmer and Tim Bartkiw.