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Queen's University: School of Policy Studies
Features the School of Policy Studies at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. Includes School publications, a brown bag lunch schedule, conference information, and listings of faculty and current Master of Public Administration (MPA) candidates. Discusses the full-time and professional MPA programs, admissions procedures, alumni activities, and the Environmental Policy Unit. Posts an online inquiry form and contact information via mailing address, telephone and fax numbers, and e-mail. Provides access to the University and the School of Urban and Regional Planning home pages.
Social Policy in Canada - Looking Back, Looking Ahead
This paper discusses recent policy trends, the changing role of the various actors in the system, international comparisons and a range of other social policy topics. The immediate purpose of the paper is to examine the reasons why social policy analysts need to look into the future, and to explore ways of managing the inevitably large risks associated with such future-looking exercises.
Non-constitutional Renewal
The 1997 volume in the Canada: The State of the Federation series explores the theme of non-constitutional change. Contributors assess the progress of federal and provincial governments in renewing the federation through means other than constitutional change.Keith Banting (Queen's) deals with the lessons learned from the decline of the post-World War II social union, John Richards (Simon Fraser) lays out three propositions for a successful social union, and Harvey Lazar (Queen's) documents and analyses recent changes in the federal strategy toward the social union. Robert Knox (former executive director of the Internal Trade Secretariat) reviews progress on implementation of the Internal Tr...
A New Synthesis of Public Administration
A study of how public service has changed in this new era of interconnectedness
