Protecting Canadian democracy the Senate you never knew (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2003)
Issued also in French under title: Protéger la démocratie canadienne
Co-published by: Canadian Centre for Management Development
Includes bibliographical references (p. [331]-350) and index
Preface / Jocelyne Bourgon -- Foreward / Michael Pitfield -- Introduction / Serge Johal -- Bicameralism and Canada's founders: the origins of the Canadian Senate / Janet Ajzenstat -- Forty years of not reforming the Senate -- taking stock / jack Stilborn -- Bicamerlaism in Federal Parliamentary systems / Ronald Watts -- Senate reform: back to basics / Gil Remillard, with the collaboration of Andrew Turner -- Which criticisms are founded? / Lowell Murray -- The Canadian Senate in modern times / C.E.s. Franks -- Comparing the lawmaking roles of the Senate and the House of Commons / Paul Thomas -- The improvement of the Senate by nonconstitutional means / David Smith -- Conclusion: the Senate as the embodiment of the federal principles / Serge Joyal -- Appendix / Jonathan Nagle