Executive Federalism and Hungary's New Constitution
Politics is being played differently on Parliament Hill. Is this a new vision of Canadian politics? And, author Anna Porter on Hungary's new constitution.
Reframing Federalism
It's been years since a First Ministers meeting was convened. And just as the premiers were gearing up for national conversation on health care, the new majority government in Ottawa delivered its non-negotiable funding deal. Is this a new vision of Canadian politics?
- Read The Death of Executive Federalism and the Rise of the Harper Doctrine - Prospects for the Next Health Accord by Geoff Norquay.
- Read Beware Ottawa Bearing Gifts: Classic Federalism is Back by Tom Flanagan
Guests
Professor, School of Public Policy and Governance, U of T
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Chair, Institute for Research on Public Policy
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Director, Mowat Centre
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Principal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group
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Anna Porter: Hungary's New Constitution
A new year, a new constitution for Hungary. Despite the fact that the ruling party has overwhelming support in the legislature, thousands have taken to the streets in protest and the EU and IMF are threatening action. Anna Porter sits down with Steve Paikin to explain the uproar.
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Founder and Publisher, Key Porter Books
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