Remaking liberalism : the intellectual legacy of Adam Shortt, O.D. Skelton, W.C. Clark and W.A. Mackintosh, 1890-1925 /
Adam Shortt began teaching political economy at Queen's University in the late 1880s. His theories attracted students and faculty who were interested in applying the new tenets of economics and political science to questions of Canadian public policy. The concerns of the group that formed aroun...
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Montreal [Que.] :
McGill-Queen's University Press,
1993
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Table of Contents:
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- 1 The New Political Economy and the New University: The Case of Queen's
- 2 Industrialism, Democracy, and the Promise of Political Economy
- 3 Imperialism, Nationalism, and Political Economy
- 4 Capitalism, Socialism, and the State
- 5 The Reform of Government
- 6 The War for Democracy
- 7 Financing a Liberal Democracy
- 8 The Agrarian Origins of Canadian Democracy
- 9 An Agenda for Post-War Canada
- 10 Queen's Political Economists and the New Liberalism
- Notes
- A Note on Sources
- Index
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