List of Tables
1 Introduction: Theorizing about Provinces as Provincial
Laboratories for Policy Diffusion and Transfer
Brendan Boyd
2 Parentage Policy Diffusion in the Canadian Provinces
Dave Snow
3 Interjurisdictional Transfer of Hydraulic Fracturing Regulations
among Canadian Provinces
Heather Millar
4 Endangered Species Legislation in Canada: Convergence that
Matters
Andrea Olive
5 Learning, Competing, or Emulating? Explaining Diffusion Dynamics
in the Case of the Harmonized Sales Tax in British Columbia
Matthew Lesch
6 Carbon Pricing Policies and Emissions from Aviation: Patterns of
Convergence and Divergence
Laurel Besco
7 Policy Replication: The Case of Canadian Cannabis
Legalization
Jared J. Wesley
8 Conclusion: (Re)Theorizing Diffusion and Transfer in Canada’s
Federal System
Andrea Olive and Brendan Boyd
Index
Brendan Boyd is an assistant professor in the
Department of Anthropology, Economics, and Political Science at
MacEwan University.
Andrea Olive is a professor of political
science and geography, geomatics, and environment at the University
of Toronto, Mississauga.
"While examples of provincial-level policy diffusion abound in
Canada, the scholarship on this important issue remains strikingly
underdeveloped. Gathering recognized policy scholars working on a
vast array of policy areas, this excellent volume provides valuable
comparative and theoretical insights about provincial policy
diffusion in Canada. It is a must-read for scholars, students, and
policymakers interested in the topic."--Daniel Béland, Director,
McGill Institute for the Study of Canada and James McGill Professor
of Political Science, McGill University
"Provincial Policy Laboratories is a timely contribution to several
topical areas of public policy, it also acts as a broader
commentary on an underserved area of public policy research. The
volume's well-integrated chapters and systematic approach make it a
pleasure to read!"--Andrea Lawlor, Associate Professor of Political
Science, King's University College at Western University
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