Learning for Life

covered to some extent by Linda Trimble's finely researched piece on the politics of gender in Alberta and to a lesser extent by Tom Flanagan's use of rational choice analysis to discuss the tragic dispute of the Lubicon Cree with the provincial and federal government. However, the environmental movement, which has shown surprising vigour in Alberta is all but ignored. Finally, Jack Masson provides a sound analysis of a frequently neglected topic, the relations between the provincial and municipal governments. Given the record of one party dominance in Alberta, Fred Engelmann probably had the most difficult task analysing their devastating effects on the Alberta legislature, a body which has historically existed in a near comatose state. While the book suffers from the oc

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