Canadian Political Science Review

The Canadian Political Science Review is an open-access, peer-reviewed electronic review of political science research undertaken by Canadians or about Canada. It invites manuscripts that address any issue of interest to political scientists and especially to its membership in the British Columbia Political Studies Association (BCPSA), the Atlantic Provinces Political Science Association (APPSA) and the Prairie Provinces Political Studies Association (PPPSA). The CPSR aims to stimulate the further intellectual development of political science within the Canadian political science community and in the international community of scholars in the field. To submit a manuscript to the CPSR click here. To view the current issue of the Journal click here. To contact the journal editors click here .

 

EDITORIAL TEAM 2010-2012

Co-Editor: Kathleen McNutt, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Regina, SK
Co-Editor: Jeremy Rayner, University of Regina, SK
Assistant Editor (Provincial Perspectives): Alan Siaroff, University of Lethbridge, Alberta
Administrative Editor : Bruno Dupeyron, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Regina, SK


Editorial Advisory Board Members (2011-2012)

Louise Carbert , Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia
Christopher Dunn, Memorial University, Newfoundland
Michael Howlett, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia
Brenda O'Neill, University of Calgary, Alberta
Leslie Pal, Carleton University, Ontario
Eric Montpetit, University of Montreal, Quebec
Ken Rasmussen, University of Regina, Saskatchewan
Richard Sigurdson, University of Manitoba, Manitoba
Tracy Summerville University of Northern British Columbia, British Columbia
Annis May Timpson, University of Edinburgh, U.K.
Adam Wellstead, Michigan Technological University

           

Announcements

 

New Issue Announced - Vol 3(4) December 2009

  
Special Issue on Health Care Reform  
Posted: 2009-12-31 More...
 

First Articles Posted - Vol 3(4) December 2009 Special Issue on Health Reform

  
Volume 3(4) - on Provincial Healthcare Reform  
Posted: 2009-12-26 More...
 
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