MPSE-009 Canada: Politics and Society Study Material can be useful for regular reading, note-making and revision throughout your study routine. Use the material table below to open the available course resources, study at your own pace and return whenever you want to revisit a topic. The page keeps course-wise access simple and practical.
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UNIT 1
Unit-1 A Settlers Society and Staples Economy
English
UNIT 2
Unit-2 Constitutionalism BNA Act of 1867, Constitutional Act of 1982, Charter of Rights and Freedoms
English
UNIT 3
Unit-3 Parliamentary Federal Institutions in Canada - Executive, Legislature and Judiciary
English
UNIT 4
Unit-4 Federalism, Intergovernmental Relations and Fiscal Federalism
English
UNIT 5
Unit-5 Public Administration in Canada
English
UNIT 6
Unit-6 Political Parties, Pressure Groups and Policy Communities
English
UNIT 7
Unit-7 Social Movements and NGOs: Environment, Anti Globalisation and Gender
English
UNIT 8
Unit-8 Aboriginals and Aboriginal Self Government
English
UNIT 9
Unit-9 Civil Society: Policy Development and Service Delivery
English
UNIT 10
Unit-10 Language, Culture and Politics: Quebec
English
UNIT 11
Unit-11 Ethnic and Racial Issues and Multiculturalism in Canada
English
UNIT 12
Unit-12 Regionalism and Provincialism
English
UNIT 13
Unit-13 Immigrants, Refugees and Minorities
English
UNIT 14
Unit-14 Liberal Internationalism
English
UNIT 15
Unit-15 Human Security Agenda
English
UNIT 16
Unit-16 Canada in the International Political Economy
English
UNIT 17
Unit-17 India-Canada Partnership
English
MPSE-009 Study Material Details
| Course Code | MPSE-009 |
| Course Title | Canada: Politics and Society |
| University | IGNOU |
| Resource Type | Study Material / E-books |
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