About this Book
Acknowledgements
About the Authors
1. E.P. Fowler and David Siegel: Introduction: Urban Public Policy at the Turn of the Century
2. David K. Foot, Department of Economics, University of Toronto: Urban Demographics in Canada
3. David Siegel: Urban Finance at the
Turn of the Century: Be Careful What You Wish For
4. Andrew Sancton, Department of Political Science, University of Western Ontario: Metropolitan and Regional Governance
5. Barbara Wake Carroll, Department of Political Science, McMaster University: Housing Policy in the New Millennium: The
Uncompassionate Landscape
6. Rodney Haddow, Department of Political Science, St. Francis Xavier University: Municipal Social Security in Canada
7. Edmund P. Fowler and Jack Layton, City Councilor and lecturer in the Environmental Studies Program, University of Toronto: Transportation Policy
in Canadian Cities
8. Trevor Price, Retired, Department of Political Science, University of Windsor: Sustainable Cities
9. Edmund P. Fowler and Franz Hartmann, Environmental Studies Program, University of Toronto: City Environmental Policy: Connecting the Dots
10. Bryan J.A. Smale,
Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies, University of Waterloo and Donald G. Reid, Department of Rural Planning and Development, University of Guelph: Public Policy on Recreation and Leisure in Urban Canada
11. Donna Cardinal, Canadian Studies Program, University of Alberta: Culture,
Heritage, and the Arts
12. Christopher Leo, Department of Political Science, University of Winnipeg and Adjunct Professor of City Planning, University of Manitoba: Urban Development: Planning Aspirations and Political Realities
13. Caroline Andrew, Department of Political Science, University
of Ottawa and Jeff Morrison, Public Affairs Officer, Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada: Infrastructure
14. Trevor Hancock, public health physician and health promotion consultant: From Public Health to the Healthy City
15. Peter Woolstencroft, Department of Political Science
University of Waterloo: Education Policies: Challenges and Controversies
There are no Instructor/Student Resources available at this time.
Edmund Fowler teaches courses on local government and the politics of the environment at Glendon College, York University and is also director of Glendon's Municipal Intern Program. His published works focus on the importance of the urban built environment in influencing human behaviour and on
policies to achieve ecologically sensible cities.
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