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Policy Options is Canada's premier public policy magazine. Its goal is to
encourage an informed debate on the important public policy issues of
today, and of tomorrow. In each edition, short articles on the immediate
issues that dominate the headlines are combined with in-depth analyses of
longer-term issues that are certain to emerge on the policy horizon. Policy
Options is published ten times per year.

SOCIAL POLICY IN THE 21st CENTURY

"Back to the future - the rear-view mirror provides glimpses of what lies
ahead for income security in the 21st century" by Havi Echenberg
"New century, new risks: the Marsh Report and the post-war welfare state in
Canada" by Antonia Maioni
"'In the national interest': a social policy agenda for a new century -
restore cooperative federalism, modernize medicare, put children first" by
Tom Kent
"Social policy and the knowledge economy: new century, new paradigm" by
Thomas J. Courchene
"Relative poverty - it can't be erased, but it must be addressed, at home
and abroad" by Hugh Segal
"Choix politiques et solidarité sociale à l'heure de la mondialisation" by
Keith G. Banting
"Health care markets and the health care guarantee: baking a better loaf,
or baking enough bread?" by Paul Jacobson
"The 'other' health system: reflections on the dark side of the moon of
health and health care in Canada" by Hugh Scott
"L'école à l'aube du XXIe siècle : retour vers le future" by Louis
LeVasseur and Maurice Tardif
"Universities in the new millennium: heading toward a new culture" by Brian
Flemming
"Access to degrees in the knowledge economy" by Dave Marshall
"Time for plain talk about social policy" by William Watson


PLUS


Book Excerpt: The Olympics of television rights - building a billion dollar
bonanza by Dick Pound
"Gas prices, taxes, and other fixations" by Joseph Heath

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