Description |
1 online resource (x, 331 pages) |
Contents |
A Subtle Balance: Editor's Introduction / Edward A. Parson -- Public Policy Analysis in Canada: A Forty-Year Overview / David Zussman -- Affairs of the Smart: Will Researchers and Decision-Makers "Hook Up"? / Charles Ungerleider -- Expertise and Evidence in Public Policy: In Defence of (a Little) Technocracy / Edward A. Parson -- Program Evaluation and Aboriginal Affairs: A History and a Thought Experimen / Ian D. Clark and Harry Sain -- The Canada Pension Plan and Policy Reform: Shifting Spaces for Democratic Deliberation / Michael J. Prince -- Tales of Quantitative Analysis and Public Policy / Michael Wolfson -- Environmental Issues: Challenges / Josee van Eijndhoven -- Fifty Years of Change and Current Climate Engineering: New Challenges for Scientific Assessment and Global Governance / Edward A. Parson and Lia N. Ernst -- Seeing Like a Sound? Resource Management and Property Rights in Clayoquot Sound / Martin Bunton -- Profits v. Purpose: Hybrid Companies and the Charitable Dollar / Rachel Culley and Jill R. Horwitz -- The Future of Computer-Supported Policy Analysis: Collaboration, Openness, Collective Intelligence, and Competition / Justin Longo -- It's Not My Problem: Personal Moral Responsibility for Policy Advice / John Langford -- What is an Honest Policy Analyst to Do? / Barry Carin -- Speaking Elusive Truth to Shifting Power: Reflections on Evolving Styles, Changing Views, and New Problems / A.R. Dobell -- A Subtle Balance: Reflection and Synthesis / Edward A. Parson |
Summary |
A critical review of major trends and enduring tensions in Canadian public policy and governance since 1970 |
Notes |
"This volume presents a review and critical assessment of major trends and themes in public policy and governance in Canada over the past four decades. It is a culmination of a three-year project, centred on a symposium held at the University of Victoria in the summer of 2011. The symposium convened an intensive dialogue on policy and governance among thirty distinguished participants of two types: academics who conduct research on public policy and governance, and sophisticated practitioners with long experience dealing with policy and governance from the perspective of practical engagement in real, high-stakes decisions."--Editor's introduction |
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This volume is inspired by the wide-ranging contributions to scholarship and practice of A.R. (Rod) Dobell |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 291-324) and index |
Subject |
Public administration -- Canada -- Decision making -- History -- 20th century
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Public administration -- Canada -- Decision making -- History -- 21st century
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Policy sciences -- Canada -- Decision making -- History -- 20th century
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Policy sciences -- Canada -- Decision making -- History -- 21st century
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Democracy -- Canada
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POLITICAL SCIENCE / World / Canadian.
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Democracy
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Policy sciences -- Decision making
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Public administration -- Decision making
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Social policy -- Decision making
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SUBJECT |
Canada -- Social policy -- Decision making -- History -- 20th century
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Canada -- Social policy -- Decision making -- History -- 21st century
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Subject |
Canada
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Genre/Form |
Festschriften
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History
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Festschriften.
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Parson, Edward A., 1954- author, editor
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ISBN |
9780773583825 |
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0773583823 |
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9780773583870 |
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0773583874 |
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9780773545298 |
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0773545298 |
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9780773545304 |
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0773545301 |
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