This article explores how Canadian federalism, with its complex mix of competencies, and
the country's punctuated gradualism policy style interface with urgent, complex decision …

This book provides the first-ever in-depth treatment of shared rule, a crucial but so far largely
neglected dimension of federalism and multilevel governance. The book discusses shared …

Drawing boundaries in federal systems is often a practical and constitutional challenge for
public finance and the delivery of higher education. This paper studies arrangements …

In this article, we draw on our experience as scholars from three different disciplines—
economics, law, and political science—to discuss the added value that each of these …

Aging populations create significant economic and fiscal challenges for many Canadian
provinces. But these pressures will be larger for some regions than others, and the outlook …

Carbon taxes are not only an efficient tool to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, but they
are also an increasingly important source of government revenue. The uneven distribution of …

Fiscal transfers between regions exist within many countries. Explicit transfers, such as
Canada's equalization program, redistribute funds directly. Countless federal revenue and …

Est-ce que le modèle québécois de politiques sociales reflète une opinion publique plus
favorable aux services publics et à la redistribution de la richesse? Pour répondre à cette …

Federal arrangements in place at a point in time in a country are (given preferences and
technology) the result of five factors: geography, history, demography, economics and …

Fiscal transfers between regions exist within many countries. Explicit transfers, such as
Canada's equalization program, redistribute funds directly, and countless federal revenue …