A number of the MUN PoliSci faculty are presenting their research at CPSA2010 in Montreal:
- Matthew Kerby (MUN), The Patterns and Effects of Subnational Political Experience on Federal Level Career Paths in Canada: 1867-2008
- Matthew Kerby (MUN), The Electoral Consequences of Ministerial Exit in Canada: 1867-2008
- Alex Marland (MUN), The Strategic and Tactical Marketing of Canadian Political Parties
- Kelly Blidook (MUN), Legislative Activity and Political Career Paths
- Amanda Bittner (MUN), Jillian Terry (Carleton) and Susan Piercey (MUN), Who Cares? Canadian Attitudes About Women in Politics
- Amanda Bittner (MUN), The Impact of Political Institutions on the Role of Party Leaders in Elections
- Royce Koop (MUN) and Amanda Bittner (MUN), Are “Parachuted” Candidates More Active Legislators?
- Russell Williams (MUN), Canadian Financial Services Regulatory Responses to the 2008 Financial Crisis
- Alex Marland (MUN) and Yannick Dufresne (Toronto), Electoral Rules and Traditions Influencing the Use of Political Marketing in Canada
- Angela Carter (MUN), Explaining Environmental Regulation in Petro-States: Petro-Politics in Alberta’s Tar Sands
- Scott Reid (MUN), Politics and the Appointment of a University President: A Case Study of Memorial University
The full conference program can be found here: www.cpsa-acsp.ca/pdfs/2010_Programme.pdf