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Assistant Deputy Ministers in the Canadian Public Service
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Bautista-Beauchesne, Nicholas, Bernier, Luc and Charbonneau, Étienne. 2019.
Public servants’ appreciation for themes in public administration scholarship
Bautista-Beauchesne, Nicholas, Bernier, Luc and Charbonneau, Étienne. 2018.
Punching below its weight: Canadian public administration scholarship on the world stage
Bernier, Luc and Hafsi,Taïeb. 2007.
The Changing Nature of Public Entrepreneurship
Bernier, Luc, Deschamps, Carl and Hafsi,Taïeb. 2015.
Environmental Determinants of Public Sector
Innovation: A study of innovation awards in Canada
D'Aoust, Robert. 2019.
Federal Public Service Management Reforms: Views from the Trenches; 2018 Executive Survey Report
Townsend, Thomas. 2012.
Can Applying Complexity Theory to Problems of Public Interest Improve Policy?
Zussman, David. 2013. Off and Running: The Prospects and Pitfalls of Government Transitions in Canada
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