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1 Introduction: The Search for Affirmation 3 Pt. 1 Principled Affirmations Sect. 1 Against Quebec-in-Canada: Liberal-Democratic Critiques
2 Liberal Critiques of Quebec-in-Canada 29
3 Democratic Critiques of Quebec-in-Canada 46 Sect. 2 Affirming Quebec-in-Canada: Justice and Liberalism
4 Just Secession? Partition Reconsidered 83
5 Liberal Affirmations of Quebec-in-Canada 103 Sect. 3 Beyond Justice: The Sense of Mission, Complex Fraternity, and Developmental Visions
6 Quebec-in-Canada as Global Exemplar 151
7 Moral Foundations? Complex Fraternity and Dissociation as "Tragedy" 175
8 From Progress to Dialogue: Developmental Visions of the Multinational State 185 Pt. 2 Beyond Principled Affirmations: Sketching the Experiential
9 Quebec and Experiential Affirmation 221 Concluding Note 247 Notes 251 Works Cited 317 Index 341
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