Canadian Public Administration-Administration Publique du Canada

Papers
(The TQCC of Canadian Public Administration-Administration Publique du Canada is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Overcoming barriers to Indigenous‐local water sharing agreements in Canada23
Trends in the performance of arms‐length agencies in the Government of Canada11
How do municipal mayors and councillors communicate with other levels of government? Evidence from a multi‐level survey of Canadian elected officials11
Motivational psychology and the call to professional public service in Canada10
Issue Information ‐ IPAC10
Where regulation counts: Provincial regulation of municipal elections in Canada9
Canadian graduate programs in public administration: The state of the field7
Who's to blame for the crisis of the healthcare system?7
Canadian government policy innovation labs: An experimental turn in policy work?7
Child protection in British Columbia: Moving toward primary prevention6
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COVID‐19, digitization and hybrid workspaces: A critical inflection point for public sector governance and workforce development5
Le déploiement de la surveillance épidémiologique automatisée du COVID‐19 : une analyse comparée de la Corée du Sud et du Canada5
Existential threats: Climate change, pandemics and institutions4
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Advisory machinery for large‐scale crises and a risky future4
The time management styles of deputy ministers in Canada: Towards a taxonomy4
Issue Information ‐ IPAC3
Citizen satisfaction with public service delivery: A test of alternative theories3
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Deliberating with purpose: Deliberative civic engagement for health policy3
Appraising Canada's 1979 Indian Health Policy: Informing co‐development of distinctions‐based Indigenous health legislation3
Reconciling with capitalism: Selling Crown land to settle with First Nations3
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Canada's GBA+ framework in a (post)pandemic world: Issues, tensions and paths forward3
Proceed with caution: A reply to The perilous prerogative3
Issue Information ‐ IPAC3
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Issue Information ‐ IPAC3
Representational commissions and policy‐making on Indigenous and women’s issues: A case‐study of the Liberal Party and the New Democratic Party of Canada3
Public engagement and its practitioners: Opening up and looking beyond the black box of facilitation2
Issue Information2
Strategy design for New Public Governance and horizontal initiatives2
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Introduction: Re‐Setting the Public Service of Canada2
A shift towards collaboration: Examining practitioner's economic development practices in Ontario during the COVID‐19 pandemic2
Recipients of La Médaille Vanier of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada/Récipiendaires de Ia Médaille Vanier de l’Institut d’administration publique du Canada2
Strengthening Morale and Motivation in the Public Service in Turbulent Times2
“@Government There’s a pothole in my street!”: Canadian citizens’ adoption choices of social media use in citizen‐government relations2
Where is the Public Service in Career Plateau Research?2
Recent research on public procurement: Should it become a subfield of public administration?2
Erratum2
Navigating the space between politics and administration: The informal practices of Ontario school board trustees2
Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Challenges for Public Administration2
Representative democracy and cabinet selection: The determinants of ministerial appointment in territorial government2
Lived Experience as Evidence for Research, Policy, and Advocacy on Homelessness in Canada2
Access to Information and Privacy: Practical Approaches for Public Service Reform2
The public, the pandemic, and the public service: The case of Alberta1
Issue Information ‐ IPAC1
Hard won lessons learned in the evaluation field: Implications for behavioural insights practice1
IPAC's 75th Anniversary: CPA and the State of Public Administration Research1
Breaking All the Rules: Information Technology Procurement in the Government of Canada1
The Pigeons Coming Home to Roost: The Continuing Perils of Contracting Out in Canada1
When artificial intelligence meets real public administration1
Preparedness and crisis‐driven policy change: COVID‐19, digital readiness, and information technology professionals in Canadian local government1
Issue Information1
New frontiers in delivering public infrastructure1
The changing and enduring priorities of Deputy Ministers through the IPAC survey1
Distinctive or not, our Canadian model of parliamentary ethics is in need of modernization1
Police governance in Canada: Variations and disparities among police services boards1
The J.E. Hodgetts Award le Prix Roland Parenteau1
Issue Information1
Issue Information1
State Capacity and Administrative Burdens on Citizens: Time for Export Controls and Transparency1
Spending reviews and the Government of Canada: From episodic to institutionalized capabilities and repertoires1
Canada’s legal preparedness against the COVID‐19 Pandemic: A scoping review of federal laws and regulations1
(Mis)aligning politicians and admirals: The problems of long‐term procurement in the Canadian Surface Combatant project 1994‐20211
Overview of ecofiscal powers for municipalities: Implementation of new measures in Québec1
Local election campaign finance regimes in Canada: Toward a research agenda1
In memoriam: Vincent Seymour Wilson, CPA Editor (1987‐1992)1
Navigating the challenges of policy evaluation1
Issue Information ‐ IPAC1
Modernizing Canada's Electoral System: What Drove the Creation of the National Register of Electors?1
The many faces of knowledge: Do science and traditional ecological knowledge coexist in federal assessments?1
The Problems of Public Procurement in Canada: Rule Layering, Strategic Purchasing, and Risk Aversion as a Toxic Stew1
The Canadian Impact Assessment Act and intersectional analysis: Exaggerated tensions, fierce resistance, little understanding1
Issue Information ‐ IPAC1
Reviewers Évaluateurs1
Reforming Canada's federal health‐care funding arrangements1
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