Michael D. Behiels (2004), Canada's Francophone Minority Communities: Constitutional Renewal and the Winning of School Governance, Montreal and Kingston: McGill Queen's University Press
Year:
2006
Author :
Volume and number:
, 39
Collection:
, 3
Journal:
, Canadian Journal of Political Science
Pages :
, 694
Abstract
Michael Behiels very straightforwardly sets out the purpose of his book in the very first sentence: "This study is a descriptive analysis of Canada's francophone minority communities' quest for renewal and regeneration through constitutional reform and the winning of school governance" (xxi). Behiels bases his study on archived material from a number of francophone groups, government documents, court decisions, interviews with five francophone activists, and a large number of secondary sources.
Theme :
CanadaOfficial Language CommunitiesEducationFrancophonesGovernance – LeadershipSchool Setting
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