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• AUTO HAS GOTTEN POLITICAL FOR A REASON: TISDALE   CI - As auto insurance begins to take the front seat in Ontario politics and threatens to be an election issue, one insurer says reforms should have been introduced long ago. ...
• Don't let insurers horn in ALINA GILDINER Today's Paper:  Tuesday, June 24, 2003 12:00 AM  Page A17 Once again, auto insurance is driving politics in Canada. ...

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• Both David Janes and Pieter Dorsman have interesting posts on the case of Maher Arar, a citizen of Canada and Syria who was detained in New York on his way back to Canada from a trip to Tunisia. ...
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• Of particular interest to me, at least, was his characterization of Dutch politics—for much of the 1990s, the Labor Party (PvdA), in coalition with the free-market liberals (VVD) and the left-libertarian Democrats 66, could do no wrong, although even in the 1998 election there were signs of disaffection among Labor’s traditional supporters in the working class. ...
• More to the point, from an academic point of view, Pieter’s piece demonstrates the value of a truly comparative approach to studying politics. Many—perhaps even most—scholars of American politics would never think to look to another country for insights into how American politics works. This tendency impoverishes both the study of American politics and studies of other countries—and often leads us to ghettoize research, to the point that we are often unsure how generalizable our theories are. Partly this is the fault of the largely artificial distinction between “American” and “comparative” politics in our discipline, where I’d argue the more meaningful distinction is between political behavior and institutional approaches, regardless of the context.
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