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Education

BA, MA Saskatchewan, PhD Western

Teaching Fields

Canadian Politics, Public Policy and Methodology

Research Interests

Leadership, Parliament, federalism, public policy, the social economy/voluntary sector, women and politics

Recent Publications

Cristine de Clercy. “Evaluating Policy Complexity in the Social Economy Inventories of Saskatchewan, Manitoba and northern Ontario,” forthcoming.

Cristine de Clercy and Peter Ferguson. “Leadership and Image-building Policy in Four Saskatchewan Municipalities.” In Jean Harvey (ed.) Fields of Governance #3 – Municipal Image-Building in Canada (Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press), forthcoming.

Cristine de Clercy. “Women's Legislative and Political Participation in Saskatchewan, 1905 to 2005.” In Jene Porter (ed.) Perspectives of Saskatchewan, 1905-2005, 307-327. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, 2009.

Cristine de Clercy. “Declining Political Survival Among Parliamentary Party Leaders, 1867-2005.” In Hans Michelmann, D.C. Story and Jeffrey Steeves (eds.), Elections, Representation and Leadership: Essays in Honour of John C. Courtney, 60-80. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2007.

Cristine de Clercy. “Women, Public Policy and the Public Sphere in Saskatchewan, 1905-2005.” Prairie Forum, 32 no. 2 (2007): 347-372.

Hans Michelmann and Cristine de Clercy (eds.) Continuity and Change in Canadian Politics: Essays to Honour David E. Smith. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2006.

Angela Wagner and Cristine de Clercy. Data Collection in the Co-operative Sector and Sources of Other Business Statistics in Canada and the United States. Occasional Paper Series. Saskatoon: Centre for the Study of Co-operatives, 2006.

Peter Ferguson and Cristine de Clercy. “Regulatory Compliance in Opinion Poll Reporting During the 2004 Canadian Election.” Canadian Public Policy, 31, no. 3 (September 2005), 243-257.

Cristine de Clercy. “Leadership and Uncertainty in Fiscal Restructuring: Ralph Klein and Roy Romanow.” Canadian Journal of Political Science, 38: 1 (March 2005), 175-202.

Recent Conference Papers

Peter Ferguson and Cristine de Clercy. “Can Parliament Control Independent Agencies? The Case of Elections Canada.” American Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Washington, DC, 2010.

Cristine de Clercy. “Gender, Group Formation and Public Choice.” American Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Washington, DC, 2010.

Cristine de Clercy. “On Modeling Group Formation and the Leadership Calculus in Social Economy Organizations.” Canadian Association for Studies in Co-operation Annual Meeting. Toronto, 2009.

Cristine de Clercy. “Women in the Social Economy, and Political Economy.” Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Montréal, Quebec, 2010.

Cristine de Clercy and Peter Ferguson. “Leadership and Image-building Policy in Four Saskatchewan Municipalities.” Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Montréal, Quebec, 2010.

Cristine de Clercy. “Women and Political Economy.” European Public Choice Society Annual Conference. Ismir, Turkey, 2010.

Cristine de Clercy. “Four Insights into Municipal Image-building Policy.” The Institute for Public Administration in Canada/Public Policy In Municipalities “Cities and Public Policy Conference.” Toronto, 2009.

Peter Ferguson and Cristine de Clercy. “Federal Poll Reporting Regulations and Their Lack of Enforcement, or A Treatise on the Ability of Officials to Ignore the Law.” Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Ottawa, 2009.

Cristine de Clercy. “A First Inventory of Social Economy Policy in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and northern Ontario.” Annual meeting of the Association for Nonprofit and Social Economy Research. Ottawa, 2009.

Cristine de Clercy. “Capturing Policy Complexity in the Social Economy Inventories of Saskatchewan, Manitoba and northern Ontario.” Canadian Association for Studies in Co-operation Annual Meeting. Toronto, 2009.

Cristine de Clercy and Peter Ferguson. “Opinion Polling Regulations in Canada Since 2000.” American Political Science Association annual meeting. Boston, 2008.

Cristine de Clercy. “Declining Political Survival among Parliamentary Party Leaders, 1867–2006: A Federal and Provincial Trend.” Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Saskatoon, 2007.

Juanita Bacsu and Cristine de Clercy. “Methodological Issues in Measuring Citizen Attitudes Towards Globalization: How Alternative Indicators Improve Data Quality.” Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Saskatoon, 2007.

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