The Principle of Official Independence with Particular Reference to the Political History of Canada (Classic Reprint). Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.The Principle of Official Independence with Particular Reference to the Political History of Canada (Classic Reprint)

Independent officials for Canada’s democracy—built to think, plan, and advise.
This concise study examines how official independence shapes political life in Canada. It looks at the roles of judges, civil servants, and royal commissioners, and how their degree of autonomy affects accountability, policy-making, and national progress.

- Understands the balance between expert advice and political responsibility
- Explains how commissions function, where they succeed, and where they fall short
- Compares historical models and practical reforms for better governance
- Considers how independence interacts with parliament, the cabinet, and the public good

Ideal for readers seeking a clear, historical view of how independent officials influence Canadian politics and constitutional development.