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Editor's Introduction: Teaching Canadian Politics
Gregory S. Mahler, ed., Kalamazoo College

Part I: Introduction to Canadian Government and Politics

Government and Politics of Canada
Gregory Albo, York University

Canadian Government
Chaldeans Mensah, Grant McEwan Community College

Canadian Government and Politics
Shu-Shin Wang, Northeastern Illinois University

Part II: More Specialized Upper-Division Canadian Politics Courses

Le Fédéralisme Canadien
Edmund Aunger, University of Alberta, Faculté Saint-Jean

Public Opinion and Voting
Lawrence LeDuc, University of Toronto

Aboriginal Peoples and the Canadian State
Gurston Dacks, University of Alberta

Canada and the Post-Cold War World
Charles Doran, Johns Hopkins University, SAIS

Canadian Public Policy
Henry Jacek, McMaster University

Canadian Health Care System
David Warren, Duke Universitya

Part III: Comparative or Cross-National Courses

Comparative Constitutional Law and Politics
William Green, Morehead State University

North American Politics
Melissa Haussman, Suffolk University

Comparative Courts and Law
Mark Miller, Clark University

Canadian Political Institutions in Comparative Perspective
Kent Weaver, Brookings Institution

Appendix I: Canadian Studies Associations

Appendix II: Canadian Studies Programs in the United States

Appendix III: Web Sources on Canada

Appendix IV: Canadian Studies Grants