JSGS Featured Lecture Series
The Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy organizes an annual Featured Lecture Series exploring themed policy areas. Presenters are invited to bring a unique and interesting look to the topic, especially any new theoretical or applied developments. The theme for 2012-2013 is Public Consultation.
2012-13 Public Consultation Lecture Series
The Public Consultation Lecture Series will explore the growing expectation that public opinion be woven into policy formulation. What constitutes sound methods of consultation for the purposes of modern governance? How do the tools of the Internet combine with traditional modes of participation to channel policy ideas and determine whose voices are deemed legitimate? Under the theme of Public Consultation, this series seeks to provide answers to questions like these in the context of modern democratic expectations and active citizenry. The 2012-13 lecture series features:
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Kathleen McNutt, Associate Professor and Graduate Chair, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, and Associate Member, Department of Political Studies, University of Regina |
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Peter MacLeod, Principal and Co-founder, MASS LBP |
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John Wilkins, Executive in Residence, Public Management Program, Schulich School of Business, York University Click here for the presentation abstract, presentation slides, photos and video. |
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Stuart Soroka, Associate Professor, William Dawson Scholar, Graduate Program Director, Department of Political Science, McGill University |





