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1. Title page, Copyright

Author

Banting, keith, Papillon, Martin, Cameron, David, r., and Skogstad, Grace

Published
2013

5. Contributors

Author

Banting, keith, Papillon, Martin, Cameron, David, r., and Skogstad, Grace

Published
2013

15. Acknowledgments

Author

Banting, keith, Papillon, Martin, Cameron, David, r., and Skogstad, Grace

Published
2013

25. Multiple Barriers: The Multilevel Governance of Homelessness in Canada, by Alison Smith.

Author

Banting, Keith

Subjects
*INTERGOVERNMENTAL fiscal relations, *POLITICAL scientists, *PUBLIC welfare, *NETWORK governance, *FEDERAL government
Abstract

Alison Smith's book, "Multiple Barriers: The Multilevel Governance of Homelessness in Canada," explores the complex network of actors involved in addressing homelessness in Canada. Smith's analysis focuses on the roles of federal and provincial governments, major cities, civic society organizations, Indigenous leaders, and private sector actors in shaping policies related to homelessness. The book highlights the impact of differing ideas about the nature of homelessness and who is responsible for addressing it on governance networks. Smith's work sheds light on the evolution of federal and provincial roles in homelessness programs and the unexpected consequences of retrenchment on urban governance in Canada. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024
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30. Assessing Performance

Author

Banting, Keith, primary, Nagel, Jack, additional, Schafer, Chelsea, additional, and Westlake, Daniel, additional

Published
2019
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49. Shared Membership Beyond National Identity: Deservingness and Solidarity in Diverse Societies.

Author

Harell, Allison, Banting, Keith, Kymlicka, Will, and Wallace, Rebecca

Subjects
*SOCIAL cohesion, *NATIONALISM, *MUTUAL obligation, *LIBERALISM, *NATIONALISTS, *INDIGENOUS peoples, *IMMIGRANTS
Abstract

Liberal nationalists argue that identification with the nation promotes feelings of mutual obligation, including support for redistribution. Existing attempts to test this hypothesis have focused on whether the higher sense of national identity among the majority increases support redistribution. We argue for a twofold shift in focus. First, beyond the majority's own national identity, we need to explore their perceptions of whether minorities share this identity. Second, we need to shift from one-dimensional ideals of 'identity' to more complex ideas of attachment and commitment. Do members of the majority view minorities as committed to the nation and willing to make sacrifices for it? Drawing on a custom-designed online survey in Canada, we show that three salient out-groups (Aboriginal peoples, French-speaking Canadians and immigrants) are seen by majority respondents as less committed to Canada, and that this is a powerful predictor of support for general and inclusive redistribution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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