Posted: December 2nd, 2014

Canadian Political Parties

Canadian Political Parties

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Was the 2011 federal election a dramatic turning point for the federal party system, a culmination of several long-developing dynamics in this system, or a temporary

aberration in a relatively stable system? Answer using the following sources ONLY.

W. Cross and L. Young, “Candidate Recruitment in Canada,” ch. 2, Parties,
Elections and the Future of Canadian Politics.
K. Blidook and M. Byrne, “Constant Campaigning and Partisan Discourse in the
House of Commons,” ch. 3 in Parties, Elections and the Future of
Canadian Politics.
E. Goodyear-Grant, “Women Voters, Candidates and Legislators: A Gender
Perspective on Recent Party and Electoral Politics,” in Parties, Elections
and the Future of Canadian Politics.
*J. Scott Matthews, “When Partisans are Attacked: Motivated Reasoning and
the New Party System,” in Parties, Elections and the Future of Canadian
Politics.
E. Gidengil et. al (2012), ch. 4 and 11.
*B. Andrew, P. Fournier and S. Soroka, “The Canadian Party System: Trends
in Election Campaign Reporting, 1980-2008,” in Parties, Elections and the
Future of Canadian Politics

D. Laycock and L. Erickson, “Modernizing the Party,” ch. 4 in Reviving Social
Democracy in Canada
J-F Godbout, E. Bélanger, and F. Mérand, “Uniting the Left? The Potential for
an NDP-Liberal Party Merger,” ch. 11 in Reviving Social Democracy in
Canada
S. Weldon, “The 2011 Election and Beyond,” ch. 12 in Reviving Social
Democracy in Canada
D. Laycock and L. Erickson, “Future Scenarios: NDP Evolution and Party
System Change,” ch. 13 in Reviving Social Democracy in Canada

L. Erickson and D. Laycock, “Building for a Breakthrough: the Layton Years,”
ch. 2 in Reviving Social Democracy in Canada
L. Erickson and M. Zakharova, “Members, Activists and Party Opinion,” ch. 7 in
Reviving Social Democracy in Canada
D. Laycock, “Conceptual analysis of party ideological change,” in Reviving
Social Democracy in Canada, pp. 116-139.
F. Pétry, “Ideological Evolution of the Federal NDP, as Seen through Its
Election Campaign Manifestos,” ch. 6 in Reviving Social Democracy in
Canada
2011 NDP election platform
http://www.poltext.org/upload/can2011ndp_plt_en_12072011_114905.pdf
*C. Whelan and M. Pickup, “The Issue Priorities of NDP Supporters: How
Different Are They?” ch. 10 in Reviving Social Democracy in Canada

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