1. Scandinavians in Search of Solutions: The Canadian
Immigration and Integration Policy Model
2. Sweden’s Special Transatlantic Policy Relationship: Moving
Towards Mutual Inspiration
3. Denmark’s Selective Political Attention: The Development of an
Alternative Model
4. Norway’s Inspired but Still Slow Learning: A Reluctant
Reformer
5. Scandinavian Lesson-Drawing from Canada as ‘Work’
6. Canada as an Inspirational, but not always Practical or
Desirable Model: The Politics of Pragmatism
Trygve Ugland is a professor in the Department of
Politics and International Studies at Bishop's University.
"In an increasingly interdependent and dynamic world, flourishing,
and even survival, depend on the ability to learn from experience,
one's own and others. This well-designed study of policy transfer
from Canada to the Scandinavian countries offers several new
insights into the basic processes that promote or hinder learning
and diffusion across state borders. A valuable addition to the
international literature." --Johan P. Olsen, Professor Emeritus,
University of Oslo
"Addressing the increasingly important aspect of public policy
formation, Ugland's study of how the Canadian model has shaped
debates and the development of immigration and integration policies
in Scandinavian countries makes a substantial contribution to an
emerging scholarly debate on the role of the international setting
for policy formation. Policy Learning from Canada is refreshingly
accessible for a broad audience." --Oliver Schmidtke, Department of
Political Science, University of Victoria
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