Canadian-American Public Policy

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• Myth and reality in eastern canada-northeastern U.S. regionalism.
• The declining role of networks to sustain a regional idea.
• Hyper-partisanship and state-building.
• Conclusion.
• Is new england regionalism in decline?
• Province-building: moving south?
• Changes in Canada-U.S. trade in intermediate versus final goods: identification and assessment: STEVEN GLOBERIVAN PAUL STORER.
• Changes in Canada-U.S. trade in intermediate versus final goods: identification and assessment: STEVEN GLOBERIVAN PAUL STORER.
• Expanding the partnership?: State and provinces in U.S.-Canada relations.
• Irritable border syndrome: the impact of security on travel across the Canada-U.S. border.

Featured documents

• Expanding the partnership?: State and provinces in U.S.-Canada relations.
• Hyper-partisanship and state-building.
• Irritable border syndrome: the impact of security on travel across the Canada-U.S. border.
• Changes in Canada-U.S. trade in intermediate versus final goods: identification and assessment: STEVEN GLOBERIVAN PAUL STORER.
• The declining role of networks to sustain a regional idea.
• Boundaries and corridors: rethinking the Canada-United States border-lands in the post-9/11.
• Federalism matters: welfare reform and the inter-governmental balance of power in Canada and the United States.
• Political economy of the U.S.-Canada softwood lumber dispute.
• Managing alternate realities: 'autonomy' vs. 'relevance'? Engaging us foreign and security policies.
• Province-building: moving south?