A New Social Architecture for Canada's 21st Century. David Hay. Research Highlights. Number 5. February 2005. 10 pp.

This issue of Research Highlights provides an overview and summary of the main themes developed in CPRN's Social Architecture research series. The series was conceived and directed by Jane Jenson, former director of CPRN's Family Network and now a Family Network Research Associate.

The nine research reports in the series are also available for download [see Associated Documents below].

Release Date: 18 Feb 2005
Number of pages: 10
Document number: 35088

Themes:

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

Related Publications:

E-network: Social Architecture Research Results Made Accessible
Research Report: Canada's New Social Risks: Directions for a New Social Architecture
Research Report: Catching Up to Reality: Building the Case for a New Social Model
Research Report: Citizens' Values and the Canadian Social Architecture: Evidence from the Citizens' Dialogue on Canada's Future
Research Report: Coordinating Interdependence: Governance and Social Policy Redesign in Britain, the European Union and Canada
Research Report: Lessons from Abroad: Towards a New Social Model for Canada's Aboriginal Peoples
Research Report: One Discourse, Three Dialects: Changing the Social Model in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States
Research Report: Social Protection Reforms in Europe: Strategies for a New Social Model
Research Report: The Canadian Social Model: The Logics of Policy Development
Research Report: Urgent Need, Serious Opportunity: Towards a New Social Model for Canada's Aboriginal Peoples