The Meech Lake primer : conflicting views of the 1987 Constitutional Accord / edited by Michael D. Behiels ; with a foreword by Eugene Forsey.
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University of Ottawa Press,
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Table of Contents:
- The constitutional politics of national reconciliation / Lowell Murray
- Quebec's quest for survival and equality via the Meech Lake Accord / Gil Rémillard
- The constitution as an expression of ideological pluralism and accommodation / Ian Scott
- Who speaks for Canada? / Pierre Elliott Trudeau
- Citizens and their charter / Alan C. Cairns
- Political pragmatism takes precedence over democratic process / Richard Simeon
- Alice in Meachland or The concept of Quebec as "a distinct society" / Ramsay Cook
- "Meech Lake" and Quebec society / Stephen Allan Scott
- A critique of the distinct society clause's critics / José Woehrling
- The accord abandons Canada's battered and defenceless minorities / Georges Arès
- A minority plea for the supremacy of the charter / Alliance Quebec
- The Meech Lake Accord and the spending power proposals / Deborah Coyne
- Section 106A and federal-provincial fiscal relations / Stefan Dupré
- Are women's rights threatened by the distinct society clause? / Fédération des Femmes du Québec
- The constitution, the charter and the distinct society clause / Mary Eberts.