List of TablesList of FiguresContributors Introduction: Changes, Crises, and Conflicts in Canadian Political Economy (Heather Whiteside) Section 1: Approaches to Canadian Political Economy 1. Historical Canadian Political Economy (Eric Helleiner)2. Dependent Technological Change: The Long Arc of Canadian Innovation and Political Economic Development (Bruce Smardon)3. Canada’s Continental Political Economy (Stephen McBride)4. “Give me the Land, Call her by her Name”: Colonial Crisis, Treaty Relationships and Indigenous Women’s Futurities (Gina Starblanket and Elaine Coburn)5. Canadian Ecological Political Economy (Angela V. Carter) Section 2: Agents in Canadian Political Economy 6. The Politics of Public Administration: Constructing the Neoliberal State (Bryan Evans)7. Political Economy and the Canadian Working Class: Conflict, Crisis and Change (Charles W. Smith)8. Corporations and Corporate Power (Jamie Brownlee)9. Co-operatives (Julie L. MacArthur)10. The Political Economy of the Non-profit Sector (Meghan Joy and John Shields) Section 3. Applications of Canadian Political Economy 11. Inequality (John Peters)12. Urban Political Economy, Poverty and Inequality in Canada (Carlo Fanelli and Carol-Anne Hudson)13. The Political Economy of Social Policy in Canada (Peter Graefe)14. Canadian Trade and Trade Agreements: Free or Fair? (Gavin Fridell) 15. Money and Finance (Mario Seccareccia and David Pringle) Conclusion: Advancing Canadian Political Economy (Heather Whiteside)

"An incredibly important volume, Canadian Political Economy is a constellation, bringing together significant and important research and taking stock of the discipline. Conforming to a high standard of scholarship, Heather Whiteside explores alternative forms of organizing, non-profit organizations, as well as topics of inequality, urban issues, and social policy, providing much needed attention to issues rarely explored in Canadian political economy."