THREE QUESTIONS: PROSPERITY & THE PUBLIC GOOD

Author: Bob Rae|See more titles by Bob Rae

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THREE QUESTIONS: PROSPERITY & THE PUBLIC GOOD

About this Book

Format:Hardcover

Dimensions:216 Pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in

Published:October 23, 1998

Publisher:Penguin Books Of Canada, Limited

The following ISBNs are associated with this title:
ISBN - 10:0670878243
ISBN - 13:9780670878246

From Our Editors

Bob Rae, the former premier of Ontario, offers some thought-provoking ideas on responsibility within and for society in The Three Questions: Prosperity & the Public Good. Rae takes a hard look at business, communities, individuals, government and the future economic and political status of Canada. He strongly believes in the concept of the public good - a form of utilitarianism - and the foundation of a strong Canadian federalism. Rae was first elected to Parliament for the NDP in 1978; he was elected NDP leader in 1982, and was premier of Ontario from 1990-1995.