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Deconfederation:

Canada Without Quebec
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Key Porter Books Limited, 1991 - Political Science - 180 pages
In this timely, clear-thinking and candid disussion of the history and present prospects of Canada as a nation, the authors maintain that the Canadian experiment has failed, that it is time to say good-bye and bonne chance! to the province of Quebec. Bercuson and Cooper argue that the valiant attempt to accomodate the special aspirations of one large French-speaking province has put an intolerable strain on Canada. Now, as regions fight one another and the federal government for increased powers, as the economey grinds to its lowest point in decades, and as our poiticians suffer from the lowest confidence ratings ever recorded, the country can no longer afford the luxury of futile constitutional wrangles. It is time to bring the debate to an end. Quebec separation, the authors say, would have a number of positive effects: - a substantial reduction in unemployment insurance payments, because Quebec receives far more than it contributes to UI; -the end of the need for bilingual prime ministers; -the end of official bilingualism with enormous savings to tax payers and manufacturers; -the recovery by Canada of the northern half of Quebec which the province acquired purely because of its role within Confederation. Deconfederation makes a compelling case for a sovereign Quebec. It offers a clear alternative to Canadians who fear for the future and dispels once and for all the idea that Canada without Quebec will be substantially weakened.

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JSTOR: Deconfederation: Canada without Quebec
Book Reviews Deconfederation: Canada Without Quebec, by David J. Bercuson and Barry Cooper. Toronto, Ontario: Key Porter Books, 1991, 180 pp., $18.95 paper ...
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Review Essay: A Reluctant Nation Finds Its Voice English Canada ...
Bercuson and Cooper's Deconfederation: Canada Without Quebec explicitly advances the position that because the Canadian political experiment has failed, ...
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PUBLIUS INDEX Volume 22, Numbers 1-4 1992 Articles by Title
Deconfederation: Canada Without Quebec by David J. Bercuson and Barry. Cooper. Publius 22, no. 2 (Spring 1992): 145. Richard Myers (reviewer). ...
publius.oxfordjournals.org/ cgi/ reprint/ 23/ 1/ 131.pdf

The Deliberative Ideal and Canadian Democracy
In this way the impact of any apparent inconsistencies in treatment may be. 113. Bercuson and Cooper, Deconfederation: Canada without Quebec 169. ...
www.cpsa-acsp.ca/ paper-2003/ bodnar.pdf

Volume 2 Number 1 Section 2 Page 5
Monolingualism, Bilingualism,. Multiculturalism and Identity: Lessons and. Insights from Recent Canadian. Experience. John Edwards ...
www.multilingual-matters.net/ cils/ 002/ 0005/ cils0020005.pdf

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1SE. DAR OD FILOZOFU A KATEDER FILOZOFIE USA. Autor/editor. Název. Rok. Čár.kód. Aaron, Henry J. [Ed.] Mann, Thomas E. [Ed.] Taylor, Timothy [Ed.] ...
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Bibliothèque Question nationale | québecpolitique.com
Titre original: Deconfederation: Canada without Quebec. Montréal: Le Jour. Berger, Monty. 1995. Je ne me souviens pas: n'oublions pas les coûts tragiques du ...
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OBSÈQUES PRÉMATURÉES: LA DISPARITION DES MINORITÉS FRANCOPHONES ET ...
Voir également P. Reznick, Recension de Deconfederation : Canada without Quebec de dj Bercuson and B. Cooper (1992) 25 Can. J. Pol. Sci. 155. ...
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About the author (1991)

Canadian David Bercuson is a military historian, writer, and educator. Bercuson was a special advisor to the Minister of National Defense and is still a member of the Minister of National Defense's monitoring committee. He was a former dean at Calgary College and is currently director of the university's strategic studies program. In addition to writing several scholarly periodicals, Bercuson has written several books including Significant Incident: Canada's Army, the Airborne, and the Murder in Somalia.

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