Vol. 3 No. 5,6: March/April 1995: Special report: Québec on the eve–Canada on the edge

Article

• Talking at last?

  Kenneth McRoberts

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• A soft nationalist perspective

  Christian Dufour

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• The lessons of Meech Lake and Charlottetown

  Richard Simeon

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• Lucky and smart? The federal Liberals' referendum strategy

  Reg Whitaker

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• Whatever happened to political debate: or, honey I shrunk the space!

  Shelagh Day

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• The Québec referendum: the long view Part two of a two-part series

  Alan Cairns

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• Negotiating with a sovereign Québec: four scenarios

  Daniel Drache

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• The United States and an independent Québec

  Stephen Clarkson

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• The status quo: workable, but intolerable?

  Peter M. Leslie

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• Assessing the outcomes of the current constitutional rounds

  Peter H. Russell

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• Some consequences of a "no" vote

  Alain Noël

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• The referendum debate and the aboriginal question in Québec

  Daniel Salée

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• Québec versus aboriginal rights to self-determination

  Reg Whitaker

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• Where are the ethnic communities in the debate?

  Marie McAndrew

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• Did the Québec government's strategy fail during the pre-referendum campaign?

  Guy Lachapelle

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• Referendum '95: the media's special role and responsibility

  Michel Vastel

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• Gunboat diplomacy and the rule of law

  Jean-Gabriel Castel

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