- Paul Quirk
- Carey Doberstein
Key Publications:
- “The Presidency: Recovery, Reform, and Joe Biden,” in Nelson, ed., in Nelson, ed., The Elections of 2020 (2021).
- “Presidential Competence,” in Nelson, ed. The Presidency and the Political System (2020)
- “The Presidency: Donald Trump and the Question of Fitness,” in Nelson, ed., The Elections of 2016 (2017)
See Paul Quirk's full research profile here.
Key Publications:
- “The origins and effects of public servant confidence in whistleblowing protection regimes”, w/ É. Charbonneau, Public Administration, (2020)
- “Experimenting with public sector innovation: Revisiting Gow for the digital era”, w/ É. Charbonneau, Canadian Public Administration, (2020).
- “Whom do bureaucrats believe? A randomized controlled experiment testing perceptions of credibility of policy research” Policy Studies Journal, (2017).
Current project: Arms-length agencies in Canada
See Carey Doberstein's full research profile here.
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