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ABSTRACT

This guide introduces reference wor's available inthe McGill University libraries that are relevant to the study ofCanadian politics and government. Although some important sourceswith an historical approach are mentioned, the emphasis here is onmaterial for contemporary politics. The materials are listed in eightcategories: (1) Encyclopedias and Handbooks; (2) Yearbooks and AnnualReviews; (3) Almanacs and Directories (general and governmentprograms and services); (4) Statistics; (5) Dictionaries; (6)Biographical Sources; (7) Indexes (general, periodical, newspapersand current awareness surveys, government documents, and theses); and(8) Topical Bibliographies and Surveys (general bibliographies, armscontrol and disarmament, civil/human rights, the constitution,elections, external relations, intergovernmental relations,nationalism, native peoples--government policy, political parties,public administration and finance, and women). Information providedfor each item includes the author, publisher, publication date, callnumber, and a brief annotation. (KRN)

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Canadian Politics & Government

A GUIDE TO REFERENCE SOURCES

This guide introduces reference works available in McGill libraries relevant to the study of Canadian politicsand government. It includes titles on Quebec insofar as they discuss federal-provincial relations. it doesnot include general political science tools, many of which will have a Canadian section, as those are listedin Political Science: a Student's Guide to Reference Resources. Other guides which may be helpfui are:Canadian Bioaraphy, Canadian Economics, Canadian History, Canadian Manuscripts and Archives, NativePeonies of Canada, and Quebec Studies. Although some important sources with an '-istorical approach arementioned, the emphasis here is on material for contemporary politics.

Government Documents

Government documents are an important source for the study of Canadian politics and government and afew of the basic sources are included here. The Government Documents Department is a depository forCanadian and Quebec government publications and has a small representative collection for otherprovinces, as well as a large collection of indexes and bibliographies not mentioned in this guide.Furthermore, the Department has its own card catalogue which contains many items not yet Included inMUSE as well as a collection of very useful guides prepared by the department.

Locations and Holdings

Only one McGill location has been listed for each entry. MUSE should be consulted for other possiblelocations and, in the case of serials, for more detail on title changes and holdings.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND HANDBOOKS 1

II. YEARBOOKS AND ANNUAL REVIEWS 2

III. ALMANACS AND DIRECTORIESA. General 2

B. Government Programs and Services 3

IV. STATISTICS 4

V. DICTIONARIES 4

VI. BIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES 5

VII. INDEXESA. General 6

B. Periodical 6

C. Newspapers and Current Awareness Surveys 7

D. Government Documents 8

E. Theses 8

VIII. TOPICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND SURVEYSA. General Bibliographies 9

B. Arms Control and Disarmament 9

C. Civil/Human Rights 10

D. Constitution 10

E. Elections 11

F. External Relations 12

G. Intergovernmental Relations 13

H. Nationalism 14

J. Native Peoples - Government Policy 14

K. Political Parties 15

L Public Administration and Finance 15

M. Women 16

McGill University LibrariesDepot - 1 trimestre 1992Bibliotheque National du QuebecISBN 0-7717-0246-9

ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND HANDBOOKS

The Canadian Encyclopedia 2nd ed. James H. Marsh, editor-in-chief. Edmonton, Hurtig Publishers, 1988. 4v.Ref FC23 C36 1988

A comprehensive work which covers the major topics Ir. Canadian history, culture and politics. It includes over 3500biographical entries. The index is extensive and includes cross-references. All of the articles are written by expertsand many of the longer articles include a short list of suggested readings. A French translation of the 1st editionwas published in 1987 entitled, L'Encyclopedie du Canada (Ref FC132 W2413).

Charter of Rights and Freedoms: a Guide for Canadians. Rev. ed. Ottawa, Minister of Supply and Services, 1987.GovDocs CA1 SY1 1987 C36

McLennan Reference has t le 1982 edition. Both editions outline the Charter with explanations of its clauses but onlythe 1987 edition includes Section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, pertaining to rights of aboriginal peoples. Forbibliographies on civil rights see Section VIII.C.

Dawson, Robert MacGregor. Dawson's The Government of Canada. 6th ed. Toronto, University of Toronto Press,1987.

McL JL15 D3 1987

Mallory, J. R. The Structure of Canadian Government Rev. ed. Toronto, Gage, 1984.

McL JL61 M35 1984

These two sources discuss in depth the various bodies that make up the structure of the federal government. (Forexample there are lengthy essays on the Senate and on the office of the Governor General.) Both have been revisedand updated from previous editions and have excellent reference notes at the end of each chapter and goodIndexes.

Hogg, Peter W. Meech Lake Constitutional Accord Annotated. Toronto, Carswell, 1988.

LawKE4219 H64 1988

This scholarly work contains the Accord itself and explains it clause by clause with chapters on such topics as 'TheDistinct Society", "Senate Reform", "The Amending Formula", etc. A very useful text for any student interested iiiconstitutional reform. See also Canada: The State of the Federation (section 11).

Organization of the Government of Canada, 1990. Ottawa, Minister of Supply and Services, 1990.

GovDocs Ref JL71 074 1990

Brief Information on federal departments, agencies and crown corporations with addresses and phone numbers forgeneral inquiries. Organization charts throughout, and a fold-out one at the end for the federal government as awhole, are very helpful adjuncts to the basic information on government structure. Canadian GovernmentProgrammes and Services published by CCH and listed In Section 111.8, also provides a basic outline of governmentorganization.

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II. YEARBOOKS AND ANNUAL REVIEWS

Canada: the State of the Federation. 1985- Kingston.

McLJF751 F29 Latest in Ref

Excellent interpretive overview of the year's events of importance to federalism mainly by academics and public

servants. Emphasis this year (1990) Is on the Free Trade Agreement and the failure of the Meech Lake Accord with

comprehensive bibliography on the Accord and a useful chronology of events from July 1989 to June 1990.

Abstracts in English for French essays and in French for English essays. A good complement to Reid, Section VIII.G.

For more detail on the Meech Lake Accord. (See also Hogg, Section I.)

Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs. 1971- Toronto.

McLFC2 C35 Latest in Ref

Essays, mostly by academic specialists, provide excellent coverage of major political and public affairs of the year.

Appears with a delay of approximately four years. Two major sections, one on "federal perspective" and one on

"provincial perspective". Brief chronology; obituary section; names and subject indexes. For a good update on

issues relating to federalism see Canada: the State of the Federation (above).

The USA and Canada. 1st ed. 1990. London, Europa Publications, 1989- .

Ref Eli U83

This Europa publication provides directory and statistical information and includes chronologies of both countries.

Informative es: ays on political, social, economic and international issues, including recent issues such as the Free

Trade Agreement, all with select bibliographies.

ALMANACS AND DIRECTORIES

A. General

Almanach Modern. v.17, (1973)- Ville d'Anjou.

McL AY417 A4x Latest in Ref

Title varies; the first edition published In 1956. Provides quick facts on federal and Quebec government, sports,

education, science, health, food, women, etc.

Canadian Almanac and Directory. 1848- Toronto.

McL AY414 C16 Latest in Ref

Extremely useful for information on Canadian government at both the federal and provincial levels. Includes ministers,

departments, officials, compilations of statistics, addresses of government offices, associations and societies. Lists

diplomatic representatives to and from Canada. Keyword index.

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Corpus Administrative Index v.1, (1972)- Toronto.

Ref JL71 C63x Latest only

Provides basic finding Information on provincial, intergovernmental and federal bodies (in that order) includingpersonnel and their phone numbers. At the beginning of the section on Quebec Province there is a useful list ofEnjish translations of French terms used In the section, including names of ministries. For government Facsimileand E-Mail listings see Government of Canada. Telephone Directory. National Capital Region shelved at theReference Desk.

Corpus Almanac and Canadian Sourcebook. 1983- Toronto.

McL AY414 M3 Latest in Ref

Title has varied since its inception in 1966. Complements the Canadian Almanac and Directory. Now in one volume,it is clear and easy to read. Good index.

Ill. ALMANACS AND DIRECTORIES

B. Government Programs and Services

Canadian Government Programmes and Services. 2nd ed. Don Mills, Ont., CCH Canadian, 1971-

Ref JL1 C352x

A useful very detailed up-to-date service in looseleaf format providing names, addresses and information on thevarious departments and services of the Federal Government. Use topical index and supplement with the cumulativeindex.

Directory of Federal Government Programs and Services for Women. (Ottawa), Status of Women Canada, (1989).Ref HV1448 C2D57 1989

Nine broad subject areas, including section on native women and new Canadians, are outlined in the table ofcontents, each with a preamble describing the content. Entries describe each program and how to apply or obtainmore information. Index to programs at the end.

Guide to Federal Programs and Services. 10th ed. Ottawa, Supply and Services Canada, 1990-

Ref JL86 P8C33

Somewhat easier to use than Canadian Government Programmes and Services (above). Part 1 describes programsor services offered through government departments, agencies, crown corporations and the Canadian judiciary.Some government bodies are described briefly, but for more details see Organization of the Government of CanadaSection I. Part 2 lists office addresses of all federal departments across Canada organized by province and city.Includes useful list of government toll-free telephone services. Good arrangement with subject indexes.

IV. STATISTICS

Canada. Statistics Canada 1986 Census Profiles. CD-ROM.

GovDocs Ref area CD-ROM

Socio-economic and cross-tabulated data from the 1986 Canadian census can be searched on compact disc.

Accompanied by a geographic index. Only two variables can be correlated at a time and information can be printed

out in tabular form. Knowledge of statistical packages (SPSS or SAS) is not required. The complete 1986 census

tracts are loaded on the McGill mainframe. Enquire at the McLennan Reference Desk or the Computing Centre

regarding their use.

Canada Year Book. 1905- Ottawa.

McL HA744 S8 Latest in Ref

Published by Statistics Canada, this year book is the basic statistical reference source on Canada. Arranged by

subject, it has up-to-date essay-type articles on economic, social and political developments In Canada and includes

a list of royal commissions. The 1990 edition has a selective list of related publications at the end of each chapter.

Good index.

Le Quebec statistique. 1985/86- Quebec.

McL HA747 032 Latest in Ref

Similar information to Canada Year Book but limited to Quebec and presented In greater detail.

StatCan: 1991. CANSIM Disc. (1991-) Ottawa.

HowRoss Mgmt Ref area CD-ROM

The current disc contains about 30% of the 500,000 CANSIM time series produced by Statistics Canada. The basic

statistical data needs to be manipulated by using statistical packages (SPAS or SAS). The Statistics Canada

Catalogue and virtually all printed series are available in the Government Documents Department.

V. DICTIONARIES

Cole, Wayne. Lexique des elections. Ottawa, Secretariat d'Etat du Canada, 1988.

GovDocs Ref JL193 C65 1988

Peppermans, Raymnnd. Vocabulaire de !'administration publique et de la gestion. Ottawa, Secretariat d'Etat du

Canada, 1990.

GovDocs CA1 SYT303 B194

Translation dictionaries with English and French terms interfiled in alphabetical order.

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McMenemy, John. The Language of Canadian Politics: a Guide to Important Tivrns and Concepts. Toronto, Wiley,1980.

Ref JAW M27

Although the choice is selective, terms include descriptions of important Canadian institutions and events, not Justdefinitions. Many entries contain references to standard academic works on a given subject.

VI. BIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES

Biographies canadiennes- francaises. 1re ed. (1920)-31 ed. (1984/85)// Montreal.

Ref F5404 B5 Incomplete holdings.

Long biographical sketches of prominent French Canadians, Including individuals connected with government andpolitics at all levels. Includes pictures.

Canada. Library of Parliament. Information and Reference Branch. Governors Genera! of Canada, 1867-1975: a SelectBibliography. Ottawa, Library of Parliament, 1977.

Ref Z1373 C3x

Consists of works by and about governors-gennral, including books, articles and some chapters of books. Thereis a section devoted to individuals and one on "general works" which lists sources on the constitutional role of theGovernor General. Mainly unannotated and restricted to what is available in the Library of Parliament.

Canadian Parliamentary Guide. 1862- Ottawa.

McL JL5 A4 Latest in Ref. Incomplete holdings in McL

Annual. Biographies of .0 current Privy Councillors, members of the Supreme Court, members of the Senate andHouse of Commons, and the provincial legislatures with legislative and constituency addresses for each entry. TheCanadian Parliamentary ;6!.-indbciol (RefJL131 B44) contains similar if less comprehensive information and providesphotographs of the blographea5. The most up-to-date list of members of the House of Commons appears eachWednesday as an appendix to the H. of C. Debates.

Canadian Who's Who. v.1, (1910)- Toronto.

Ref F5009 C3

The best biographical source for prominent living Canadians. The Canadian Who's Who Index, 1898-1984, shelvedwith the volumes, provides quick access to the years it covers.

Guide to Canadian Ministries Since Confederation, July 1, 1867 - February 1, 1982. Ottawa, Government of Canada, PrivyCouncil Office, 1982.

Ref JL97 1982 A5

Chronological list of all ministries, including alphabetical list of portfolios and names and dates of service ofIncumbents. An appendix lists the members of ministries with a brief summary of their ministerial career. A nameindex also helps trace careers.

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Public Archives of Canada. The Canadian Directory of Parliament, 1867-1967. Ottawa, Queen's Printer, 1968.

GovDocs JL131 A55

A biographical directory of members of Parliament, Senate and House of Commons, between 1867 and 1967.

Appendices list members of Parliament by riding and Senators by province.

Who's Who in Canada. v.1, 1911- Toronto.

Ref F5009 W48 Incomplete holdings

Not considered as prestigious as Canadian Who's Who, although biographies tend to be longer and photographs

are Included. Includes British possessions In the Western Hemisphere such as Barbados and Bermuda.

Who's Who of Canadian Women. 1st ed. (1984)- Toronto.

McL H01123 W48 Latest in Ref

Short biographies of the who's who variety. includes a section called "organizations" which covers women's

associations and governmental bodies relating to women, and an index by company/firm/organization which lists

women In each group to be found in the biography section.

VII. INDEXES

A. General

Canadian Business and Current Affairs (computer file). 1981- Toronto.

HowRoss Mgmt Al3 C25 (available at Ref. Desk)

Known as CBCA, this file, which is updated quarterly, indexes over 200 Canadian business periodicals, 300 general

and academic magazines and ten newspapers as well as the corporate filings deposited with the Ontario Securities

Commission and the Bibliography of Works on Canadian Foreign Relations. Searches to retrieve citations are

formulated on the basis of pertinent keywords, and can be used to search the whole database or limited parts of

the data. This file can also be searched on the slightly more current online database. Ask for help at the Ref. Desk.

VII. INDEXES

B. Periodical

Canadian Periodical Index. v.1, 1928- Ottawa.

Ref Index Stands A13 C242

Monthly author and subject index to major Canadian periodicals including some French titles and at least 16 major

American titles with significant Canadian coverage added in 1988. Cumulates annually. Under the F.aading 'Book

Reviews', reviews were listed alphabetically by author until 1986 and thereafter by title. Movie/Drama/Computer

Hardware(or Software) reviews are also listed under those headings. Canadian 1::)&.islosaunda,220.....ant1 7. Author

and Subject Index (Ref Index Stands Al3 C22) Is a similar retrospective Index for that time period.

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Index to Canadian Legal Periodical Literature. 1961- Montreal.

Ref K 138x

Coverage Includes Canadian legal periodicals as well as those from related fields. Very important for the study ofpolitics and government in Canada, as many of these periodicals are not covered in Canadian Periodical Index. Theauthority list of subject headings in each issue should be consulted. There are cross references from French terms.

Point de repere. v.1, 1984- Montreal.

Ref Index Stands Al7 P6

Formed by the union of Radar and Periodex, this is an index of over 200 Quebec, 14 Canadian and more than 70other French language periodicals. Organized alphabetically by subject with brief annotations where necessary.Book reviews are listed directly under the title of the book or under the author, and also under the heading"Litterature - poiltique gouvernmentale -- Quebec comptes rendus..."

VII. C. Newspapers and Current Awareness Surveys

Canadian News Facts. v.1, 1967- Toronto.

Ref Index Stands F5000 C32

This twice monthly digest of current events is based on newspaper reports and news services. Features in eachissue, as well as the news articles, include major contents, names In the news and obituaries. Cumulative indexes.Can be used as a national newpaper index by establishing dates of events.

Canadian News Index. v.1, 1977- Toronto.

Ref Index Stands A13 C35x

An index to the major English language newspapers of Canada; includes at least one newspaper from each province,with the Halifax Chronicle Herald representing the Maritimes in general. The complete index is also included onCBCA (see Section VII.A).

Index de l'actualite vue a travers la presse &rite. v.7, 1972- Quebec.

Ref Index Stands AI21 D4

There have been several title changes since it started as an index to Le Devoir in 1966. In 1973, partial indexing ofLa Presse and Le Soleil were added and In 1989, Le Journal de Montreal. Arranged alphabetically by subjectincluding personal names. Titles of articles are enriched or there Is a brief abstract.

Infodeic index de La Presse. 1986-1990J/ Montreal.

Ref Index Stands AI21 P72

Annual fiche index with a monthly printed index. Complements Index de l'actualite which only indexes La Presseselectively. In 2 sections, one for subjects and one for authors, with subjects sub-divided geographically and/orthematically. The index itself has ceased publication but full-text searching Is expected to be available on CD-ROM.

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VII. INDEXES

D. Government Documents

Micro log: Canadian Research Index v.10, 1988- Toronto.

GovDocs Z1363 M52

Formerly known as Micro log Index, which began in 1979, this index selectively covers official publications from all

levels of government, federal to municipal, as well as institutions receiving government grants. Includes research

papers, policy papers, important statutes and annual reports. Indexes English documents in English, French In

French and bilingual in both. Arranged alphabetically by title with abstracts. Indexes by subject; corporate or

individual author; series title. Available online through Can/OLE. Education related titles available on fiche in

Education Library, and a selection of documents concerning Native Peoples In the Government Documents

Department, from 1991-. More detailed Indexing of federal documents and parliamentary papers can be found in

various indexes produced by the government of Canada, which are housed In the Government Documents

Department.

VII. INDEXES

E. Theses

Dossick, Jesse J. Doctoral Research on Canada and Canadians, 1884-1983. Ottawa, National Library, 1986.

Ref 21365 068 1986

Good section on politics, further sub-divided by subjects such as political economy, Constitution, nationalism and

separatism, Canadian diplomacy, etc. The section on provincial and municipal politics is sub-divided geographically.

Author index at the end. To augment this work see Reid, Elspeth M. Sub-Doctoral Theses on Canada... Ref Z1365

R45 1989.

Public Archives of Canada. Register of Post-Graduate Dissertations in Progress in History and Related Subjects.

no. 1, 1966- Ottawa.

Ref Z5055 C2C32x

Compiled by the Public Archives and published by the Canadian Historical Association, this annual listing includes

MA and PhD theses in progress in Canadian universities which involve some degree of historical research and those

in foreign universities on Canadian topics. Arranged by geographic and chronological headings. Entries include

title, author, university, degree sought, year the work was begun and name of supervisor. Completed, amended or

discontinued theses are so indicated. Author index.

Theses in Canada: a Bibliographic Guide. 2nd ed. Ottawa, National Library, 1986.

Ref Z5055 C2T4 1986

Provides subject access to bibliographies and lists of Canadian theses, including those for political science and

public administration.

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Theses In Canadian Political Science. 1970- Kingston.

Ref Z5055 C39x

First listed In 1970 as Theses in Canadian Political Studies, this work included all masters and doctoral theses upto and including 1970 written in Canadian or foreign universities on Canadian topics. Supplements keep it up to datefor completed and in- progress theses but there is a considerbie time lag: the 1985-87 supplement was received In1989. Broad subject categories, then alphabetically arranged by author.

VIII. TOPICAL BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND SURVEYS

A. General Bibliooraphies

Clement, Wallace and Daniel Drache. A New Practical Guide to Canadian Political Economy. Toronto, Lorimer, 1985.

Ref Z7165 C2C58 1985

Updates earlier 1978 edition (Ref Z7165 C2C545). Organized by topic with an author Index, it covers the economicaspect of Canadian politics from a left-wing perspective. Includes sources for Innes and Marxist traditions. As inthe previous edition, entries are not annotated but the new edition has a valuable introduction for each topic by keyauthors in the field.

Jackson, Robert J. Canadian Government and Politics. Ottawa, Dept of the Secretary of State of Canada, 1988.

Ref Z7165 C2J35 1988

A small very selective list of "essential works" in bilingual (tete-beche) format. Includes '.ection on computer-basedsources.

Mahler, Gregory S. Contemporary Canadian Politics: an Annotated Bibliography, 1970-1987. New York, GreenwoodPress, 1988.

Ref Z7165 C2M34 1988

The best basic bibliography to date listing sources on most aspects of Canadian politics. Not all entries areannotated. Use the table of contents and keyword index. Excludes biographies and political histories.

VIII. B. Arms Control and Disarmament

Canada and International Peace and Security: a Bibliography. Ottawa, Canadian Institute for International Peace andSecurity, 1990.

Ref Z6464 Z9C32 1990

Focus is on arms control, disarmament, defence and conflict resolution from a Canadian perspective. Covers non-book material published between 1985 and 1989 In both English and French (journal articles, governmentdocuments, theses, conference papers and organizational newsletters). Arrangement is alphabetical by subject witha list of subject terms at the beginning. Author index.

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Defence and Arms Control. Ottawa, CSP Publications, 1986.

Ref JX1974 D38 1986

A useful compendium of Canadian sources of information on publications (mostly unannotated); on teaching aids

(mostly annotated); on organizations (with summaries of activities and addresses) and on experts working in the

field.

Kohler, Gernot. Arms Control and Disarmament a Bibliography of Canadian Research, 1965-1980. Ottawa, Department

of National Defence, 1981. 015,

Ref Z6464 D6K65

This work covers peace-keeping, Canada and the UN, and peace research. It includes material by non-Canadians

on Canada and by Canadians on relevant topics outside Canada and was intended to assist the Canadian

government in formulating policies on arms control. Classified arrangement with no annotations. List of sources at

the end. No indexes.

VIII. C. Civil/Human Rights

Bibliography on Human Rights. Ottawa, Canadian Human Rights Commission, 1980.

Ref Z7164 L6C32 1980

Arranged by "grounds for discrimination" (age, sex, race etc.). International scope although concentrating on

Canada. Partially annotated. No index.

Dworaczek, Marian. Human Rights Legislation in Canada: a Bibliography. Monticello, Ill., Vance Bibliographies,

1983.

LibSt KE4381 AID9 1983

In two parts, "General Readings" and "Special Issues". Part 2 is subdivided into broad subjects or forms (briefs,

bibliographies, periodicals, etc.) with an author Index. No annotations.

For a handbook on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms see Section I.

VIII. D. Constitution

Canadian Constitutional Reform: a Checklist and Index to the Papers Presented at Federal-Provincial Conferences

1976-1979. Toronto, Legislative Library, 1980.

GovDocs Ref JL65 1980 Z925

A useful source for material by people involved in these conferences. Not annotated; arranged chronologically by

conference with indexes for issuing bodies, personal names, title and subject.

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Dube, Audrey. The Constitution Since Patriation. Ottawa, Library of Parliament, 1983.

Ref 27165 C2D8 1983

This bibliography continues Revision and Patriation of the Constitution. 1365-1982 (Ref Z7165 C2R6 1982). Well-organized into sections on primary sources for 1982 and 1983 (government documents); general works (books andscholarly articles, not news items) on the Constitution and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and onspecific rights protected by the Constitution. No annotations and no index.

Federal-Provincial Conferences on the Constitution, September 1978-March 1987: List of Public Documents. Ottawa, TheSecretariat, (1987).

GovDocs Ref folio JL27 C3425 1987

An unannotated list of documents tabled by the delegations. Arranged by subject and source. Documents availablein Government Documents Dept.

For a handbook on the Meech Lake Constitutional Accord see Hogg, Section I.

VIII. E. Elections

The Almanac of Canadian Politics. Peterborough, Ont., Broadview Press, 1991.

Ref JL193 A626 1991

Geographically arranged with an overview at the beginning of each province. This work provides a detailed analysisof 295 federal constituencies consisting of a short descriptive essay for each, followed by a statistical profile of votingbehaviour, ethno - linguistic composition, socio-economic breakdown, industry, population density, etc. Informationcentres on the 1988 federal election. Appendix D has an alphabetical list of candidates.

Beck, .1 mes Murray. Pendulum of Power: Canada's Federal Elections. Scarborough, Ontario, Prentice-Hall, 1968.

McL JL193 B4

Covers Canadian federal elections from 1867-1968. Includes a chapter on each election containing textual andtabular material. Bibliographical footnotes throughout. Index.

Drouilly, Pierre. Statistiques electorates federates du Quebec, 1867-1985. Montreal, VLB Editeur, 1986.

GovDocs Ref JL193 A1D7 1986

Tables only, with no commentary, subarranged alphabetically by riding with names of candidates and their partyaffiliation. Includes Quebec referendum results. Bibliography and table of contents at the end.

. Atlas des elections federates au Quebec, 1867-1988. Outremont (Quebec), VLB, 1989.

McL folio G1141 F7D87 1989

For each federal election since 1867, there Is a series of maps illustrating the ethnic or linguistic composition of theelectoral districts of Quebec, the political affiliation of the elected members, the number of abstentions and thenumber of votes for the principal parties. Introduction and bibliography.

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Feigert, Frank B. Canada Votes, 1935-1988. Durham, Duke University Press, 1989.

Ref JL193 A54 1989

This compendium of election returns updates Scarrow, Canada Votes published in 1962 covering the years 1878-

1958 (McL JL193 S35). Provincial results are summarized at the beginning of each section on a province; national

results in Chapter 2. Includes data on voter turnout, a list of party names and years of appearance on the ballot

from 1935 to 1988 and bibliographical references at the end.

VIII. F. External Relations

Barrett, Jane R. A Bibliography of Works on Canadian Foreign Relations 1981-1985. Toronto, Canadian Institute of

International Affairs, 1987.

Ref Z6465 C2P334 1987

This is the fourth in a series of bibliographies on all aspects of Canadian foreign relations put out by the Institute

which together cover the years 1945-1985. Up to 1980 there is a chronological index of statements and speeches

Issued by the Department of External Affairs. After 1980 they appear under subject or author. To further update

these bibliographies one should refer to the quarterly Canadian International Relations Chronicle (McL FC242 C40,

Latest in Government Documents) which is a very useful current source of information on the topic. The database

of Canadian Foreign Relations is part of CBCA and therefore searchabie on CDROM (see Section VII.A.).

Black, J. L Soviet-Canadian Relations, 1917-1985: a Bibliography. Ottawa, Institute of Soviet and East European

Studies, Carleton University, 1985.

Ref Z6465 C285 1985

This title concentrates on Soviet material about Canada, as does Soviet Perceptions of Canada, 1917-1987: an

Annotated Bibliographic Guide (Ref Z1395 F65B63 1989). Annotations are minimal and many of the citations are

in Russian, but some Canadian material is listed.

DeLong, Linwood Raymond. A Guide to Canadian Diplomatic Relations, 1925-1983. Ottawa, Canadian Library

Association, 1985.

Ref FC242 D44 1985

Not as informative as the title might indicate but there is an introductory chapter on the definition of diplomatic'recognition' with a short history of the development of diplomatic relations in Canada. There follows a brief

description of each country's relations with Canada arranged alphabetically by country with sources for dates given.

Donneur, Andre. Politique etrangere canadienne: bibliographle 1978-1980. (Montreal), Univershe du Quebec A

Montreal, 1982.

Ref Z6465 C2D6 1982

This updates previous works by Donneur covering the years 1972-1977. Includes books and articles from French

and English language periodicals (not newspapers) on all aspects of Canadian foreign policy and Quebec Province's

relations ..vith other countries. Classified arrangement. No annotations.

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Motluk, Laurence. A Reading Guide to Canada In World Affairs, 1945-1971. Toronto, Canadian Inst. of InternationalAffairs, 1972.

Ref 21387 F6M6x

Unannotated classified list of books, articles, etc. on Canadian external affairs Including foreign policy, foreignrelations, defence policy and economic policy and relations. Author index.

Treaties In Force for Canada: a List of Treaties of Canada In Force as of January 1, 1988. (Ottawa), External AffairsCanada, (1988).

GovDocs Ref JX356 1988

Part 1 contains bilateral agreements arranged alphabetically by country then by subject and dates within eachcountry. Includes country/organization Index. Part 2 consists of multilateral agreements by subject and date witha list of states, etc., that are parties thereto. There is a subject index to the treaties.

Vanderwal, Andrew. Canadian Development Assistance; a Selected Bibliography, 1978-1984. Ottawa, NormanPaterson School of International Affairs, 1985.

Ref Z7164 U5V36 1985

This unannotated bibliography updates a bibliography of the same title covering the years 1950-1977. (Z7164 U5S451978 Ref). It covers general aid issues and policies as well as publications on specific aid projects and programmes.Author and institutional indexes.

VIII. G. Intergovernmental Relations

Liboiron, Albert A. Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations In Australia,Canada, the United States and OtherCountries: a Bibliography. Kingston, Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, Queen's University, 1967.

Ref Z7165 C2042 1967, 1976, 1977, 1979

This bibliography and its three supplements to 1979 have extensive Canadian coverage. The 1979 supplement isuseful for Quebec issues such as sovereignty-association. No index. Use table of contents. For update see Reid(below).

Moulary, Josiane. Referendum quebecois: bibliographie. Montreal, Editions Bergeron, 1983.

Ref Z1392 Q3M76 1983

Confined to French language material produced before May 31, 1980, marking the end of the debate in the media.Part 1 is monographs, brochures of organizations and special Issues of periodicals organized alphabetically byauthor (8 pages). Part 2 is periodical and newspaper articles organized by subject groupings with a table ofcontents and a general index at the end. Not annotated.

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Reid, Dior& R. Bibliography of Canadian and Comparative Federalism, 1980-1985. Kingston, Ont., Institute ofIntergovernmental Relations, Queens University, 1987.

1986. Kingston, Ont., Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, Queens University, (1989).

Ref Z7165 C2Q434 1988, 1989

These 2 bibliographies update the previous bibliographic work of the Institute (see Liboiron above). The 1987

bibliography also Includes the research studies of the Macdonald Commission published In 1986. Subject indexes

indicate good coverage of Quebec issues, aboriginal peoples, Canadian Charter of Rights, status of minorities, etc.

Emphasis Is on Items that show interaction of various levels of government.

For an annual review on this topic see Section II. Canada: the State of the Federation.

VIII. H. Nationalism

Lambert, Ronald D. Nationalism and National Ideologies in Canada and Quebec; a Bibliography. Waterloo, University

of Waterloo, Dept. of Sociology, 1975.

Ref Z1387 N277L3x 1975

Unannotated classified listing of scholarly publications on nationalism in Canada. Lambert's more recent annotated

bibliography, The Sociology of Contemporary Quebec Nationalism (Ref Z1392 Q3L34) focuses on Quebec and the

social psychology of nationalism. Most items date from the mid sixties. There is a subject index.

VIII. J. Native Peoples - Government Policy

Peters, Evelyn J. Aboriginal Self-government in Canada: a Bibliography. Kingston, Ont., Institute of Intergovernmental

Relations, Queen's University, 1986.

Ref Z1209.2 C2P47 1986, 1991

This work and Its update (1987-90) includes books, articles, unpublished papers and government documents on

various aspects of constitutional reform. Newspaper articles and articles In local magazines are omitted. Both cover

federal, provincial and aboriginal peoples' approach to self-government. Organized under broad headings; use table

of contents and author index. Not annotated.

Surtees, Robert J. Canadian Indian Policy: a Critical Bibliography. Bloomington, Published for the Newberry Library

by Indiana University Press, 1982.

Ref Z1209.2 C2S9 1982

Main feature is a fifty-nine page bibliographic essay on French, British and Canadian policy toward Canadian native

peoples, followed by a selective, basic bibliography ofbooks, articles and rf..ports which refer back to the essay.

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VIII. K. Political Parties

Christian, William. Political Parties and Ideologies in Canada. 3rd ed. Toronto, McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1990.

dIct. JL195 C47 1989

Traces the development and ideologies of Canadian political parties from their beginnings to date. Emphasis onthree major parties. Good notes, select bibliography and Index.

Heggie, Grace F. comp. Canadian Political P 1867-1968: a Historical Bibliography. Toronto, Macmillan, 1977.

Ref 27165 C2H34x

Superb, comprehensive, annotated, fully indexed bibliography on Canadian political history, political parties and ongovernmental and political institutions, now unfortunately rather dated. Chronological/topical arrangement.

McGill University. French Canada Studies Programme. Canadian Political Parties, 1791-1867; 1867- .

Montreal, McGill University, 1966.

Ref Z1392 O3M3x no. 7

An extensive but unannotated bibliography of Canadian political parties. The lack of index and table of contentsmakes it necessary to become familiar with the classified arrangement in order to find material.

Scotton, Anne. Bibliography of all Sources Relating to the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and the NewDemocratic Party in Canada. (Ottawa?), Woodsworth Archives Project, 1977, .

Ref 27165 C2S3

A massive bibliography and resource guide for the study of the CCF and NDP. Particularly useful for its detailed2descriptions of archival holdings of party publications and other primary sources listed by library or other repositoryIn each province as well as for the unannotated listing of materials about Canadian socialism. Partially Indexed.

VIII. L Public Administration and Finance

Beauredard, Christian. An Annotated Bibliography of Canadian Public Finance (revenue side) 1946-1979: a FirstRound. Montreal, University de Montreal, (1980).

Ref Z7165 C2B4

All levels of government covered. Organized in two parts. The first part is classified by subject and gives author'sname as a key to the annotated items in the second part.

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Grasham, W. E. Canadian Public Administration Bibliography. Toronto, Institute of Public Administration of Canada,

1972, 1974-

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This major interdisciplinary bibliography and its five supplements covers the federal, provincial and municipal levels

including intergovernmental and semi-independent bodies. The lists of bibliographies at the beginning of each

volume can serve as a useful supplement to this guide.

McKitrick, Ross. The Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Literature.Kingston, Ontario, Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University, 1989.

Ref Z7164 C8M35 1989

The annotated bibliography includes articles and books covering the background economic policies and issues, and

the reaction to the agreement for different economic sectors and social constituencies.

Moscovitch, Allan. The Welfare State in Canada: a Selected Bibliography, 1840 to 1978. Waterloo, Ont., WilfredLaurier University Press, 1983.

Ref Z7164 C4M6 1983

An historical, extensive but not annotated, bibliography on Canadian social welfare policy. Part 1 is concerned with

all aspects of :he welfare state and has a subject index. Part 2 deals with particular areas of policy. There Is a table

of contents for Parts 1 and 2 and a useful chronology of legislation. Author index.

The National Finances (Canadian Tax Foundation). 1954/55- Toronto.

HowRoss Mgmt HJ2055 A6C3x Latest in Ref

This annual publication provides a comprehensive analysis of federal government revenues and expenditures. Good

table of contents and index. For a series of essays (with good bibliographies) on the spending patterns of the

federal government, see the annual How Ottawa Spends. (MU.. HJ7663 S64).

Patriquin, Larry. Income, Income Security and the Canadian Welfare State, 1978-1987: a Selected Bibliography.(Ottawa), Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, 1989.

Ref Z7164 C4M62 1989

Intended as an extension of the bibliography by Moscovitch (above), this bibliography is arranged in 3 sections:

monographs, articles and government documents. It has no subject approach.

VIII. M. Women

Randall, Melanie. The State Bibliography: an Annotated Bibliography on Women and the State in Canada. (Toronto),

Resources for Feminist Research, 1989.

Ref 27964 C3R35 1989

English language feminist writings on women and the state in Canada. Includes books, articles in books andjournals, briefs, etc., published in the 70's and 80's. See also Section Ill. B. Directory of Federal GovernmentPrograms and Services for Women.

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