Canadian parliamentary review

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  Año 2017, Vol. 40, Número 4. Texto Completo Ejemplar

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    Is There a Lawyer in the House? The Declining Role of Lawyers in Elected Office

    Graham Steele

    • Resumen
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    págs. 2-9

    
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    The Applicability of the Salisbury Doctrine to Canada’s Bi-Cameral Parliament

    Christopher Reed

    • Resumen
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    págs. 10-13

    
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    Fusion of Powers? Building Connections Between the Public Service and the Legislative Branch

    Adam Walter

    • Resumen
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    págs. 14-18

    
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    It Takes Two to Tango—Exempt Staff and the Lobbying Act

    Christina Vietinghoff

    • Resumen
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    págs. 19-23

    
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    The Parliament of United-Canada in Montreal, 1843-1849: an exceptional archaeological site

    Louise Pothier, Hendrik Van Gijseghem

    • Resumen
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    págs. 24-29

    
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    Canadian Study of Parliament Group: The New Senate

    Will Stos

    • Resumen
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    págs. 30-34