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Canada's New Social Risks: Directions for a New Social Architecture

by Jane Jenson

Canada's New Social Risks: Directions for a New Social Architecture, by Jane Jenson, former Director of CPRN's Family Network and Canada Research Chair in Citizenship and Governance at the Université de Montréal, is the final report in a series of papers by Canadian and international scholars that set the stage for a contemporary blueprint for social policy.

Release Date: 10 Sep 2004
Number of pages: 73
Document number: 31815

Themes:

Canada's Changing Social Architecture
The Best Policy Mix for Canadians

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Summary: Canada's New Social Risks: Directions for a New Social Architecture