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MARC recordA comparison of North-South and West-East differences in political attitudes in Canada / Boris DeWiel.
| Title: | A comparison of North-South and West-East differences in political attitudes in Canada / Boris DeWiel. |
| Author(s): | DeWiel, Boris. |
| Date: | 2005. |
| In: | Northern Review. (2005.), Vol. 25/26 (2005) |
| Abstract: | Paper uses 2000 Canadian Election Study data to compare differences in political values and attitudes from west to east with corresponding differences from north to south. On social issues, west is not generally more conservative than east, but north is more traditional than south. West is more libertarian on economic issues than east, but north and south do not differ. North shows greater signs of alienation than west in attitudes toward Ottawa. |
| Notes: | Northern Review. Vol. 25/26 :71-80 (2005). |
| Keywords: | 35/354 -- Public administration. 323.1 -- National and ethnic minorities. 325.3 -- Native policy. 325.454 -- Native peoples, self-government. J -- Social sciences. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*41) -- Canada. |
| SPRI record no.: | 175838 |
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