The link between citizenship and social policy occupies an important space in the development of postwar governance in Canada and elsewhere. And health care represents perhaps the most important example of the way in which government social programs can enhance citizenship and state legitimacy, and establish the boundaries of social consensus and mutual rights and responsibilities between citizens. The impact of social policies in promoting citizenship regimes and the tensions inherent in sustaining the commitments are evident in most modern welfare states. The case of Canada is one of the most intriguing. This article looks in more detail at the anomalous combination of strong provincial governance that co-exists with a more centralized n...
Although Canada is known as a liberal welfare regime, universality is a key issue in that country, a...
Abstract: A perennial theme of Canadian political debates is the nature of Canada's national identit...
Canadian federalism fragments health system governance. Although the Constitution has been interpret...
This thesis examines the recent health care debates and discussions of our "right to health care" a...
Primary provincial responsibility over health care leads to inconsistent health care coverage across...
Canada is a leader in developing health promotion con-cepts of providing the prerequisites of health...
The aim of this paper is to assess the potential of the concept of social citizenship for articulati...
Citizenship is more than a passport. It defines who “we Canadians ” are, and describes the kind of c...
Public participation in the policy process is being encouraged, is happening more frequently and is ...
Journal ArticleThe 1986 doctors' strike in Ontario brought into stark relief many of the issues tha...
Universal publicly-administered pre-paid health insurance, commonly known as public health care or M...
Nordic nations’ public policy approaches to securing economic and social security for its members --...
'In Canada, three distinct models of federalism govern different social programmes: classical federa...
This article considers the implications of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) fo...
This article provides an assessment of the health policy of the Canadian Conservative government und...
Although Canada is known as a liberal welfare regime, universality is a key issue in that country, a...
Abstract: A perennial theme of Canadian political debates is the nature of Canada's national identit...
Canadian federalism fragments health system governance. Although the Constitution has been interpret...
This thesis examines the recent health care debates and discussions of our "right to health care" a...
Primary provincial responsibility over health care leads to inconsistent health care coverage across...
Canada is a leader in developing health promotion con-cepts of providing the prerequisites of health...
The aim of this paper is to assess the potential of the concept of social citizenship for articulati...
Citizenship is more than a passport. It defines who “we Canadians ” are, and describes the kind of c...
Public participation in the policy process is being encouraged, is happening more frequently and is ...
Journal ArticleThe 1986 doctors' strike in Ontario brought into stark relief many of the issues tha...
Universal publicly-administered pre-paid health insurance, commonly known as public health care or M...
Nordic nations’ public policy approaches to securing economic and social security for its members --...
'In Canada, three distinct models of federalism govern different social programmes: classical federa...
This article considers the implications of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) fo...
This article provides an assessment of the health policy of the Canadian Conservative government und...
Although Canada is known as a liberal welfare regime, universality is a key issue in that country, a...
Abstract: A perennial theme of Canadian political debates is the nature of Canada's national identit...
Canadian federalism fragments health system governance. Although the Constitution has been interpret...