The Canadian Regime
An Introduction to Parliamentary Government in Canada, Sixth Edition
by Richard Myers, Patrick Malcolmson, Gerald Baier, Tom Bateman
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The authors emphasize understanding the "inner logic of parliamentary government" to grasp Canada's "relatively complex political system." What was the most illuminating aspect of this "inner logic" that the book revealed to you, and how did it reframe your understanding of specific Canadian political practices?
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The book encourages readers to view government as "a coherent set of institutions, where change in one area inevitably ripples through the rest of the system." Can you identify a specific example discussed in the book where a change in one institution or process clearly impacted others, and why was this particularly illustrative?
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Before reading The Canadian Regime, what was your general understanding or perhaps a common misconception you held about how Canada's political system operates? How did this book challenge, confirm, or significantly expand that prior knowledge?
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