Screen LibraryCritical policy studies
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UBC Press,
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| Publisher Address: | Vancouver |
| Publication Dates: | c2007. |
| Literature type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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| Carrier Form: | vii, 386 p.: ill. ; 24 cm. |
| ISBN: |
9780774813174 0774813172 |
| Index Number: | D771 |
| CLC: | D771.122 |
| Call Number: | D771.122/C934 |
| Contents: |
Includes bibliographical references and index. Critical policy studies / Michael Orsini and Miriam Smith -- PART 1: POLITICAL ECONOMY. -- Political economy and Canadian public policy / Peter Graefe -- Policy analysis in an era of "globalization": capturing spatial dimensions and scalar strategies / Rianne Mahon, Caroline Andrew, and Robert Johnson -- PART 2: CITIZENS AND DIVERSITY. -- Citizen engagement: rewriting the policy process / Rachel Laforest and Susan Phillips -- Queering public policy: a Canadian perspective / Miriam Smith -- Gender mainstreaming in the Canadian context: "one step forward and two steps back" / Olena Hankivsky -- Political science, race, ethnicity, and public policy / Yasmeen Abu-Laban -- PART 3: DISCOURSE AND KNOWLEDGE. -- Governmentality and the shifting winds of policy studies / Karen Bridget Murray -- Agenda-setting and issue definition / Stuart N. Soroka -- Scientists, government, and "boundary work": the case of reproductive technologies and genetic engineering in Canada / Francesca Scala -- Between respect and control: traditional indigenous knowledge in Canadian public policy / Frances Abele -- Framing environmental policy: Aboriginal rights and the conservation of migratory birds / Luc Juillet -- PART 4: RISKY SUBJECTS. -- From the welfare state to the social investment state: a new paradigm for Canadian social policy? / Denis Saint-Martin -- Canadian post-9/11 border policy and spillover securitization: smart, safe, sovereign? / mark B. Balter -- The permanent-emergency compensation state: a "postsocialist" tale of political dystopia / Matt James -- Discourses in distress: from "health promotion" to "population health" to "you are responsible for your own health" / Michael Orsini. |