Capitalism and the National Question in Canada

Publisher:  University of Toronto Press, Canada
Year Published:  1972
Pages:  256pp   ISBN:  0-8020-6171-0
Resource Type:  Book
Cx Number:  CX6199

Essays examining a variety of questions about Canada's past, from a Marxist perspective.

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. The Rise and Fall of the Third Commercial Empire of the St Lawrence
2. Land, Labour, and Capital in pre-Confederation Canada
3. International Unions and the Ideology of Class Collaboration
4. The Reverter Clause and Break-aways in Canada
5. Canadian Unionism
6. Continentalism and Canadian Agriculture
7. The Development of Class in Canada in the Twentieth Century
8. Social Classes and National Ideologies in Quebec, 1760-1970
9. Quebec: Concepts of Class and Nation
10. "Liberals in a Hurry": Socialism and the CCF-NDP
Appendix: The Ideological Foundation of Social Democracy and Social Credit

Subject Headings

• Canada-U.S. Relations
• Canadian Confederation/History of
• Canadian Economy
• Canadian Economy/International Context
• Canadian Government
• Canadian Heritage
• Canadian Identity
• Canadian Nationalism
• Capital
• Capitalism
• Class Conflict/Class Struggle
• Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)
• History/British in Canada
• History/Canadian
• Imperialism
• Marxism
• Nationalism
• Quebec Government
• Quebec History
• Quebec Separatism
• Socialism/Case for
• Union Organizing
• Unions