Alain-G. Gagnon is Canada Research Chair in Quebec and Canadian Studies and professor in the Department of Political Science at the Université du Québec à Montréal.A. Brian Tanguay is a professor emeritus in the Department of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier University.

• Preface and AcknowledgementsAlain-G. Gagnon and A. Brian TanguayPart One: Origin and Evolution of the Canadian Party System1. The Evolution of the Canadian Party SystemRoyce Koop2. Continuity and Change: Parties and Elections in the Canadian Provinces, 2000–22David K. Stewart3. Regionalism and the Party System James Bickerton4. The Evolution from Brokerage Politics to Political Marketing in Canada Alex Marland and Thierry GiassonPart Two: Ideological Currents and Party Politics5. The Liberal Party of Canada: Still the Natural Governing Party?Félix Mathieu and Evelyne Brie6. The Canadian Conservatives: Ideological Evolution, Regionalist TensionsFrédéric Boily7. The NDP and the Crisis of Social Democracy in the Western World Xavier Lafrance and Bruce McKenna8. The Green Party and the Ecological Movement in CanadaCara Camcastle9. Third Parties in Canadian Federal Politics Éric BélangerPart Three: Representation and Democracy10. Party Politics and Voting Systems in CanadaDennis Pilon11. Canadian Parties in the ConstituenciesJacob Robbins-Kanter12. Party Politics in Quebec: A Distinct DynamicAlain-G. Gagnon, François Boucher, and Oscar Berg13. Far from Parity: Gender and Party Politics in CanadaScott Pruysers and Melanee Thomas14. The Promise of Direct Democracy: Is That All There Is?A. Brian TanguayPart Four: New Paths for Research15. Electoral Participation in CanadaJean-François Daoust and André Blais16. Party Politics and Social MovementsPascale Dufour and François Tanguay17. Right-Wing Populist Parties and MovementsDjamila Mones and Frédérick Guillaume Dufour18. Race, Ethnicity, Cultural Diversity, and Party Politics in Canada: Representation and DiscourseYasmeen Abu-Laban19. Political CampaigningRichard Nadeau and Frédérick Bastien20. Three Decades of Digital Party Politics in Canada: An AssessmentTamara A. SmallStatistical AppendixList of ContributorsIndex

Alain-G. Gagnon is Canada Research Chair in Quebec and Canadian Studies and professor in the Department of Political Science at the Université du Québec à Montréal.A. Brian Tanguay is a professor emeritus in the Department of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier University.

• Preface and AcknowledgementsAlain-G. Gagnon and A. Brian TanguayPart One: Origin and Evolution of the Canadian Party System1. The Evolution of the Canadian Party SystemRoyce Koop2. Continuity and Change: Parties and Elections in the Canadian Provinces, 2000–22David K. Stewart3. Regionalism and the Party System James Bickerton4. The Evolution from Brokerage Politics to Political Marketing in Canada Alex Marland and Thierry GiassonPart Two: Ideological Currents and Party Politics5. The Liberal Party of Canada: Still the Natural Governing Party?Félix Mathieu and Evelyne Brie6. The Canadian Conservatives: Ideological Evolution, Regionalist TensionsFrédéric Boily7. The NDP and the Crisis of Social Democracy in the Western World Xavier Lafrance and Bruce McKenna8. The Green Party and the Ecological Movement in CanadaCara Camcastle9. Third Parties in Canadian Federal Politics Éric BélangerPart Three: Representation and Democracy10. Party Politics and Voting Systems in CanadaDennis Pilon11. Canadian Parties in the ConstituenciesJacob Robbins-Kanter12. Party Politics in Quebec: A Distinct DynamicAlain-G. Gagnon, François Boucher, and Oscar Berg13. Far from Parity: Gender and Party Politics in CanadaScott Pruysers and Melanee Thomas14. The Promise of Direct Democracy: Is That All There Is?A. Brian TanguayPart Four: New Paths for Research15. Electoral Participation in CanadaJean-François Daoust and André Blais16. Party Politics and Social MovementsPascale Dufour and François Tanguay17. Right-Wing Populist Parties and MovementsDjamila Mones and Frédérick Guillaume Dufour18. Race, Ethnicity, Cultural Diversity, and Party Politics in Canada: Representation and DiscourseYasmeen Abu-Laban19. Political CampaigningRichard Nadeau and Frédérick Bastien20. Three Decades of Digital Party Politics in Canada: An AssessmentTamara A. SmallStatistical AppendixList of ContributorsIndex

Alain-G. Gagnon is Canada Research Chair in Quebec and Canadian Studies and professor in the Department of Political Science at the Université du Québec à Montréal.A. Brian Tanguay is a professor emeritus in the Department of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier University.

• Preface and AcknowledgementsAlain-G. Gagnon and A. Brian TanguayPart One: Origin and Evolution of the Canadian Party System1. The Evolution of the Canadian Party SystemRoyce Koop2. Continuity and Change: Parties and Elections in the Canadian Provinces, 2000–22David K. Stewart3. Regionalism and the Party System James Bickerton4. The Evolution from Brokerage Politics to Political Marketing in Canada Alex Marland and Thierry GiassonPart Two: Ideological Currents and Party Politics5. The Liberal Party of Canada: Still the Natural Governing Party?Félix Mathieu and Evelyne Brie6. The Canadian Conservatives: Ideological Evolution, Regionalist TensionsFrédéric Boily7. The NDP and the Crisis of Social Democracy in the Western World Xavier Lafrance and Bruce McKenna8. The Green Party and the Ecological Movement in CanadaCara Camcastle9. Third Parties in Canadian Federal Politics Éric BélangerPart Three: Representation and Democracy10. Party Politics and Voting Systems in CanadaDennis Pilon11. Canadian Parties in the ConstituenciesJacob Robbins-Kanter12. Party Politics in Quebec: A Distinct DynamicAlain-G. Gagnon, François Boucher, and Oscar Berg13. Far from Parity: Gender and Party Politics in CanadaScott Pruysers and Melanee Thomas14. The Promise of Direct Democracy: Is That All There Is?A. Brian TanguayPart Four: New Paths for Research15. Electoral Participation in CanadaJean-François Daoust and André Blais16. Party Politics and Social MovementsPascale Dufour and François Tanguay17. Right-Wing Populist Parties and MovementsDjamila Mones and Frédérick Guillaume Dufour18. Race, Ethnicity, Cultural Diversity, and Party Politics in Canada: Representation and DiscourseYasmeen Abu-Laban19. Political CampaigningRichard Nadeau and Frédérick Bastien20. Three Decades of Digital Party Politics in Canada: An AssessmentTamara A. SmallStatistical AppendixList of ContributorsIndex