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POLI 3337

Canadian Federalism

0.5 credits · Undergraduate

Fall 2026

Topics

  • Essay: 30%
  • Perusall Weekly Assignments and Participation
  • thoughtfully on the posted readings while also engaging in written discussion about them with their
  • classmates. I have designed these assignments to encourage, develop and measure students’ engagement
  • lecture (typically a video
  • 30-60 minutes in length) providing needed clarifications or introductory concepts
  • concern today, 2) a hypothesis that answers the research question directly, and 3) relevant background
  • featuring no fewer than 5 scholarly sources, correctly formatted using APA or Chicago Manual style guides
  • 00 to 3000 words in length, not including bibliography
  • Minimum of 8 scholarly sources
  • the subject of Canadian federalism, and that has connections to one of our class readings (to be included
  • details
  • Other Important Policies
  • these policies
  • disciplinary action. It is worth emphasizing the following
  • Introduction to Federalism
  • Excerpts from the Federalist Papers
  • MacDonald on Avoiding Too Much Decentralization in Confederation
  • Malcolmson, et al: “: Federalism,” in The Canadian Regime (
  • Malcolmson, et al: “: Federalism,” in TheCanadianRegime(
  • Smiley: “Federal-Provincial Conflict in Canada”

Readings

  • Required: Grade Distribution: Perusall Weekly Assignments & Participation:
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