Multinational Federalism 2012
DOI: 10.1057/9781137016744_1
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Introduction: Multinational Federalism: Questions and Queries

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“…17 C.c.Q.) 46 ». Dans la décision Protection de la jeunesse -164550 47 , le tribunal était appelé à se prononcer sur une demande de protection présentée relativement à une adolescente âgée de 16 ans et demi qui avait manifesté le désir d'affirmer une identité de genre différente de celle qui lui avait été assignée à la naissance.…”
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“…17 C.c.Q.) 46 ». Dans la décision Protection de la jeunesse -164550 47 , le tribunal était appelé à se prononcer sur une demande de protection présentée relativement à une adolescente âgée de 16 ans et demi qui avait manifesté le désir d'affirmer une identité de genre différente de celle qui lui avait été assignée à la naissance.…”
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“…These relate to the basic moral and legal values of federalism, which include the ability to balance the moral goods of unity and diversity 43 , maximizing the values of democracy, citizenship, and liberty 44 , and administrative efficiency 45 . Federalism's normative commitments are, of course, highly contested, but each specification of federalism that ties to normative ideals appears to seek compromises between competing moral values and synthesis of their basic insights 46 SCC views all the values of Canadian constitutionalism as mutually selfdefining, such that e.g., "[t]he function of federalism is to enable citizens to participate concurrently in different collectivities and to pursue goals at both a provincial and a federal level 47 ". Federal interventions must not only respect constitutional values and fulfill the ends federalism is meant to promote.…”
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“…The United States is an example of such a mono-national federation; its social and cultural mosaic is quite diverse but this is not reflected in its territorial arrangements (Seymour and Gagnon 2012). This definition of a multinational federation is more limited, however, than the criteria proposed by Richard Simeon for a wider consideration of 'territorial pluralism.'…”
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