New Directions in Saskatchewan Public Policy

This book examines emerging and established trends in Saskatchewan public policy and gives ideas on where the province should be heading in the 21st century.

Acknowledgements	p. vi
Introduction: Public Policy in the New Saskatchewan	p. 1
Shaping a Poverty-Free Saskatchewan: Thinking Strategically	p. 11
Population Aging and Public Policy in Saskatchewan	p. 37
Assessing the Multiculturalism/Immigration Policy Nexus in Saskatchewan	p. 53
Indigenous Perspectives on Building the Social Economy of Saskatchewan	p. 73
Balancing Conflicting Purposes: Saskatchewan Taxation Policy from 1991 to 2011	p. 91
The "New Normal" in Saskatchewan: Neoliberalism and the Challenge to Workers' Rights	p. 121
Climate Change Policies that Work: Finding the Right Scale in Saskatchewan	p. 153
Equitable Urbanism in Saskatchewan's Large Cities: Balancing Environmental Design, Society, and Our Concept of Place	p. 169
Beyond Advising: Aboriginal Peoples and Social Policy-Making in Saskatchewan	p. 201
When Elephants No Longer Dance: Constructing Sustainable, Socially Just Agricultural Policies in Saskatchewan	p. 225
Index	p. 256
Contributors	p. 262
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