CoG NEWS: December 2020
BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
The Centre on Governance team wishes you all the best in 2021 as well as restful, happy and healthy holidays.
We will be back in 2021 with more news on our programs and research projects!
UPCOMING EVENTS
The CoG and the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue
The CoG will host several events in 2021, including two events in collaboration with the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue.
Stay tuned!
OUR PROFESSORS IN THE MEDIA
The Centre on Governance is very excited to announce that Prof. Geneviève Tellier is a regular contributor for the newspaper Le Droit. Since June 2020, Prof. Tellier has been writing a biweekly column on the topics of budgetary policy, public finance, and general politics.
We invite you to read her column here.
GOVERNANCE REVIEW
GOVERNANCE REVIEW HAS PUBLISHED A NEW ISSUE
The Centre on Governance is pleased to announce the publication of a new issue of Revue Gouvernance / Governance Review.

Forest Dependent Communities and Governance is Vol. 17, No. 2 in 2020 and was guest edited by Guy Chiasson and Annie Monpetit of the Université du Québec en Outaouais.

The journal is co-directed by the University of Ottawa professors and Centre on Governance members Nathalie Burlone and Anne Mévellec.

Congratulations to the co-directors, co-editors and all the contributors!
WORKING PAPERS SERIES
This fall, the CoG published three working papers:

Nikola Brassard-Dion, a recent graduate of the doctoral program in political studies at uOttawa, has authored in collaboration with the Forum of Federations the working paper entitled "Oil Rents and the Politics of Equalization in Canadian Federalism."


CeG members, Eric Champagne, Francis Gaudreault and Moira Hart-Poliquin, also published a working paper on the "Results, Adaptability, Capacity and Engagement: Narrowing the Implementation Gap."

Congratulations to our members!
You can read the CeG working papers here.
ONGOING COVID-19 PROJECTS
ARTICLE ON COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES AND MEDIA DISCOURSES
Three members of the Centre on Governance contributed to an article published recently by a team of researchers in the journal Health Promotion International. The article "Communication strategies and media discourses in the age of COVID-19: an urgent need for action" was published online December 9. Professors Nathalie Burlone and Eric Champagne of the University of Ottawa as well as professor Gabriel Blouin-Genest of the Université de Sherbrooke and CoG member contributed to the research which is part of the larger project on COVID-19 communication and which has received funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
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