Federalism and Communications Policy: Communications and Confederation Revisited

Fletcher, M.; Fletcher, Fred

doi:10.3138/9781487572396-021

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“…According to Mary Jane Miller (1995, p. 191), Canadian television is broadly divided into two systems of national symbols. The issue of French-English divisions in Canadian broadcasting is well documented by other observers as well (Fletcher & Fletcher, 1989;Laramée, 1993;Nielsen, 1994;Rose, 1998;D. Smith, 1989).…”

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“Uncodified Workings and Unworkable Codes”

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Comparative Political Studies

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The discrepancy between the written constitution and the day-to-dayworkings of the Canadian federal system is noted by a number of observers. However, there is yet no general theory that seeks to explain why de jure constitution and de facto practice diverge from one another. This article proposes an explanation based on the ethnolinguistic social structure. The workings of the federal system are best observed in the field of public policy where the constituent linguistic/cultural communities of Canada function as default demoi, bypassing the formal structures of the federation. This process is particularly visible in education and media where identity politics find their first outlet. As a result, in the absence of formal recognition, the duality of the Canadian society tends to reveal itself through the workings of the system.

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“Uncodified Workings and Unworkable Codes”

Erk

2006

Comparative Political Studies

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“…Así para una prueba con sensibilidad del 95% y especificidad del 95% se requiere una prevalencia al menos del 5%, para obtener una predicción al menos del 50%: un diagnóstico cierto entre dos sospechados 4 (Tabla 1). Si la sensibilidad y especificidad fueran ambas del 99% bastaría una prevalencia del 1% para alcanzar un valor predictivo positivo de uno cada dos 9 (Fig. 2).…”

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2007

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Federalism and Communications Policy: Communications and Confederation Revisited

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“Uncodified Workings and Unworkable Codes”

“Uncodified Workings and Unworkable Codes”

La efectividad de la detección precoz de las enfermedades

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