Preston Manning and the Reform Party

Dobbin, Murray

doi:10.2307/3552120

Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques

1994

DOI: 10.2307/3552120

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Preston Manning and the Reform Party

Murray Dobbin¹

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Between America and Europe: Religion, Politics and Evangelicals in Canada

Malloy

2011

Politics, Religion & Ideology

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While the United States and Western Europe are often presented as contrasting models of religion and politics, countries like Canada fit somewhere in the middle. This paper looks at evangelical Christian political activity in Canada, which features a modified version of American-style religious activism on a terrain closer to European politics, with parliamentary institutions, state church legacies and a largely secular political culture. It pays particular attention to developments since 2000 and links between evangelicals and the governing Conservative Party of Canada. It argues that, while these recent developments may signal a shift toward the American model, the Canadian case still suggests alternatives beyond a simple dichotomy between American and secular European models of religion and politics.

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Between America and Europe: Religion, Politics and Evangelicals in Canada

Malloy

2011

Politics, Religion & Ideology

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The Reform Party’s Re-imagining of the Canadian Nation

Patten¹

1999

Journal of Canadian Studies

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Accepting that national political communities are continually (re)invented through political and ideological struggle, this paper examines the way in which the Reform Party of Canada has brought its New Right populist discourse to three nation-defining areas of public policy: (i) bilingualism and the status of Quebec within Canadian federalism; (ii) multiculturaiism and immigration; and (iii) Aboriginal self-governance. With reference to theoretically driven interpretations of how “the politics of cultural recognition” challenges the ideal of “universal citizenship,” it is argued that Reform's vision of Canada is based on an exclusionary discourse which would limit the political and cultural capacities of Québécois nationalists, ethnocultural minorities and Aboriginal peoples who are struggling to define the Canadian political community in a manner that allows them to assert their collective identities and pursue particular destinies.

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La droite canadienne et l’influence américaine: l’incubateur albertain

Boily¹

2015

Journal of Canadian Studies

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Cet article se propose d’examiner l’importance des idées politiques américaines au sein de la culture politique de la droite albertaine et canadienne. Si ailleurs au Canada, on se montre méfiant de cette influence venant du sud de la frontière et qu’elle a été fréquemment dénoncée, les choses sont différentes en Alberta. Cette province est en effet vue comme étant la plus proche des États-Unis, notamment au niveau politique. En s’inspirant de travaux portant sur la culture politique, nous proposons d’explorer la nature de cette influence américaine. Plus précisément, nous l’analyserons à la fois dans sa dimension historique en remontant à la naissance de la province ainsi que dans sa dimension contemporaine, c’est-à-dire à l’intérieur de formations politiques comme le Parti réformiste de Preston Manning et du Parti conservateur de Stephen Harper, notamment en posant la question du néoconservatisme.

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Preston Manning and the Reform Party

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Between America and Europe: Religion, Politics and Evangelicals in Canada

Between America and Europe: Religion, Politics and Evangelicals in Canada

The Reform Party’s Re-imagining of the Canadian Nation

La droite canadienne et l’influence américaine: l’incubateur albertain

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