Hans J. Michelmann is a professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan. Cristine de Clercy is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Studies and a research fellow with the Centre for the Study of Co-operatives at the University of Saskatchewan.

• Acknowledgments IntroductionHANS J. MICHELMANN Constitutional Politics: In a New Era Canada Returns to Old Methods PETER H. RUSSELL The North American Free Trade Agreement and Canadian Federalism THOMAS J. COURCHENE Intrastate Federalism and the Civil Service DONALD J. SAVOIE DECLINING LEGitimacy and Canadian Federalism: An Examination of Policy-Making in Agriculture and BiomedicineÉRIC MONTPETIT From Collaborative Federalism to the New Unilateralism: Implications for the Welfare StateBROOKE JEFFREY Aboriginal Peoples and the Crown in Canada: Completing the Canadian ExperimentGREG POELZER and KEN COATES Provincial Coalition Governments in Canada: An Interpretive SurveyGREGORY P. MARCHILDON The Third Phase of the Canadian Citizenship Project: Reform Objectives and ObstaclesJOSEPH GARCEA The Liberal Party, Insensitivity, and Western Canadian Agriculture: Does the Account Still Stand Up? GRACE SKOGSTAD The West in Canada: Through the Scholarship Lens of David E. Smith ROGER GIBBINSConclusion CRISTINE DE CLERCYContributors

Hans J. Michelmann is a professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan. Cristine de Clercy is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Studies and a research fellow with the Centre for the Study of Co-operatives at the University of Saskatchewan.

• Acknowledgments IntroductionHANS J. MICHELMANN Constitutional Politics: In a New Era Canada Returns to Old Methods PETER H. RUSSELL The North American Free Trade Agreement and Canadian Federalism THOMAS J. COURCHENE Intrastate Federalism and the Civil Service DONALD J. SAVOIE DECLINING LEGitimacy and Canadian Federalism: An Examination of Policy-Making in Agriculture and BiomedicineÉRIC MONTPETIT From Collaborative Federalism to the New Unilateralism: Implications for the Welfare StateBROOKE JEFFREY Aboriginal Peoples and the Crown in Canada: Completing the Canadian ExperimentGREG POELZER and KEN COATES Provincial Coalition Governments in Canada: An Interpretive SurveyGREGORY P. MARCHILDON The Third Phase of the Canadian Citizenship Project: Reform Objectives and ObstaclesJOSEPH GARCEA The Liberal Party, Insensitivity, and Western Canadian Agriculture: Does the Account Still Stand Up? GRACE SKOGSTAD The West in Canada: Through the Scholarship Lens of David E. Smith ROGER GIBBINSConclusion CRISTINE DE CLERCYContributors

Hans J. Michelmann is a professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan. Cristine de Clercy is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Studies and a research fellow with the Centre for the Study of Co-operatives at the University of Saskatchewan.

• Acknowledgments IntroductionHANS J. MICHELMANN Constitutional Politics: In a New Era Canada Returns to Old Methods PETER H. RUSSELL The North American Free Trade Agreement and Canadian Federalism THOMAS J. COURCHENE Intrastate Federalism and the Civil Service DONALD J. SAVOIE DECLINING LEGitimacy and Canadian Federalism: An Examination of Policy-Making in Agriculture and BiomedicineÉRIC MONTPETIT From Collaborative Federalism to the New Unilateralism: Implications for the Welfare StateBROOKE JEFFREY Aboriginal Peoples and the Crown in Canada: Completing the Canadian ExperimentGREG POELZER and KEN COATES Provincial Coalition Governments in Canada: An Interpretive SurveyGREGORY P. MARCHILDON The Third Phase of the Canadian Citizenship Project: Reform Objectives and ObstaclesJOSEPH GARCEA The Liberal Party, Insensitivity, and Western Canadian Agriculture: Does the Account Still Stand Up? GRACE SKOGSTAD The West in Canada: Through the Scholarship Lens of David E. Smith ROGER GIBBINSConclusion CRISTINE DE CLERCYContributors