Canadian Public Policy - Forthcoming and Accepted Papers

		Forthcoming and Accepted Papers

Canadian
Public Policy

Analyse de
Politiques

Managing Editor:
Herb Emery

Associate Editors:
Roderic Beaujot
Katherine Cuff
Martial Foucault
Steven Lehrer

Volume 39, No. 4

December 2013

Bill O'Grady, Stephen Gaetz and Kristy Buccieri: Tickets…and More Tickets: a case study of the enforcement of the Ontario Safe Streets Act.

Edward A. Koning and Keith G. Banting: Inequality Below the Surface: Reviewing Immigrants’ Access to and Utilization of Five Canadian Welfare Programs

Graham Farrell and Paul Brantingham: The Elephant in the Room: The Problem with Canada’s General Social Survey as an Indicator of Crime Trends

Nicholas-James Clavet, Jean-Yves Duclos and Guy Lacroix : Fighting Poverty: Assessing the Effect of Guaranteed Minimum Income Proposals in Québec

Manish Pandey and James Townsend: Provincial Nominee Programs: An Evaluation of the Earnings and Settlement Rates of Nominees

Tammy Schirle: Senior poverty in Canada: A decomposition analysis

Casey Ready: Book Review: Community: A Contemporary Analysis of Policies, Programs, and Practices. By Katharine Kelly and Tullio Caputo.

Tanya Basok: Book Review: Legislated Inequality: Temporary Labour Migration in Canada. By Patti Tamara Lenard and Christine Straehle

Axel van den Berg: Book review: Making EI Work: Research from the Mowat Centre Employment Insurance Task Force By Keith Banting and Jon Medow

Accepted and Forthcoming Papers

Norma L. Nielson, Tracy Snoddon and Mary E. Kelly: Aging Population and Driver Licensing: A Policy Perspective

Ha Dao, Luc Godbout and Pierre Fortin: On the importance of taking end-of-life expenditures into account when projecting healthcare spending

Tamara Krawchenko and Farzana Jiwani: Public policy, access to government and qualitative research practices: conducting research within a culture of information control

Pierre Brochu, Louis-Philippe Morin and Jean-Michel Billette: Opting or Not Opting to Share Income Tax Information with the Census: Does it Really Matter?

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