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White Paper: Flexible Apportionment of Power as a Response to Peripheral Condition

Abstract This white paper addresses the constitutional and institutional question implied by the cumulative argument of the preceding papers: what would a flexible apportionment of power within the Canadian federation, and within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, look like … Continue reading

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White Paper: Conditions for Rural Development as Pressure Relief on the Peripheral Territories of Newfoundland and Labrador

Abstract This white paper addresses a question implied by the preceding analysis but not yet developed within it: under what conditions could rural development in Newfoundland and Labrador be made to function as genuine pressure relief on the non-primate territory … Continue reading

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White Paper: The Lighthouse Network of Newfoundland and the Calculus of Peripheral Value

Abstract This white paper examines Newfoundland’s lighthouse network as a material archive of the island’s relationship to imperial and federal authority, and treats the present condition of that network as a tractable diagnostic for the question of what Newfoundland is … Continue reading

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White Paper 1 — Federal Policy Mismatch in Newfoundland and Labrador

1. Executive Summary This paper argues that Canadian federal policy, as it has been designed and implemented in the period since Confederation in 1949, has produced systematic mismatches with conditions in Newfoundland and Labrador, and that the mismatches have specifiable … Continue reading

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Naming the Edge: A Prolegomena to the Study of Peripheral Regions in Canada, with Particular Attention to Labrador and Newfoundland

Purpose Statement This volume exists for one reason: to fix the meanings of three terms — periphery, constraint, and extraction asymmetry — before they are asked to do analytical work in the diagnostic instruments, white papers, and field guide that … Continue reading

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