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  1. Half Title
  2. Series
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright
  5. Dedication
  6. Contents
  7. Preface
  8. I. Setting the Scene
  9. Introduction: Jason Kenney and the Perfect Storm
  10. II. The 2019 Election
  11. 1 - Two Combative Leaders, Two Disparate Parties, and One Bitter Campaign: The 2019 Alberta Election
  12. 2 - The Alberta 2019 Election Online: A Turn to Two Party Electoral Dominance?
  13. 3 - Standard Error: The Polls in the 2019 Alberta Election and Beyond
  14. III. Inside the United Conservative Party
  15. 4 - Divisions among Alberta’s “Conservatives”
  16. 5 - Albertans and the Fair Deal
  17. 6 - Policing and Alberta’s United Conservative Party Government
  18. 7 - Playing the Populist Victim: Women, Gender, Representation, and the United Conservative Party
  19. 8 - Kenney’s Ride: Albertan Neo-Liberal Myths and the Symbology of a Blue Dodge Ram
  20. IV. Oil and Gas Policies
  21. 9 - Alberta’s Climate Policy: Public Kenney versus Private Kenney
  22. 10 - Jason Kenney, Energy, and Pipelines in the 2019 Alberta Election: A Study in Hubris
  23. 11 - Just Our Facts: The Energy War Room’s Adventures in Branded Content
  24. V. Alberta’s Fiscal Situation
  25. 12 - The Long Slide towards Fiscal Reckoning: Managing Alberta’s Finances in an Age of Decline
  26. 13 - Always More Than It Seems: Rural Alberta and the Politics of Decline
  27. 14 - Cultural Industries Under the United Conservative Party
  28. VI. Health Care, Education, and Public Sector Policies
  29. 15 - Bitter Battles: The United Conservative Party’s War on Health Care Workers
  30. 16 - Education and the United Conservative Party of Alberta
  31. 17 - Riding the Roller Coaster: Post-Secondary Education in Alberta under Kenney
  32. 18 - Labour in the Time of COVID
  33. VII. COVID in Alberta and Ontario
  34. 19 - Comparing the Kenney and Ford Governments
  35. 20 - “With Comorbidities”: The Politics of COVID-19 and the Kenney Government
  36. VIII. Conclusion
  37. 21 - Conclusion: States of Uncertainty
  38. Contributors
  39. Index

Arts in Action

Logo: Mount Royal University

Series Editor:
Jennifer Pettit, Dean, Faculty of Arts, Mount Royal University

Co-published with Mount Royal University

ISSN 2371-6134 (Print) ISSN 2371-6142 (Online)

This series focuses on illuminating, promoting, or demonstrating the fundamental significance of the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences to public well-being and contemporary society—culturally, spiritually, socially, politically, and economically—with the aim of raising awareness of the essential skills, perspectives, and critical understandings of societal issues these disciplines cultivate.

No. 1 Understanding Atrocities: Remembering, Representing, and Teaching Genocide
Edited by Scott W. Murray

No. 2 Orange Chinook: Politics in the New Alberta
Edited by Duane Bratt, Keith Brownsey, Richard Sutherland, and David Taras

No. 3 Signs of Water: Community Perspectives on Water, Responsibility, and Hope
Edited by Robert Boschman and Sonya L. Jakubec

No. 4 Blue Storm: The Rise and Fall of Jason Kenney
Edited by Duane Bratt, Richard Sutherland, and David Taras

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