Les actualités du réseau de l'ISSP
Clicks and particulates: Value, alienation, and attunement as unifying themes in big data studies
Nouvel article dans le Sage Journales co-rédigé par la professeure Kelly Bronson, membre principale de l'ISSP
Editing the Film Loop in Canada’s Science Policy and the Research Funding Ecosystem
Nouvel article dans le CSPC rédigé par le professeur Paul DuFour, professionnel en résidence de l'ISSP.
Nouvel article dans le MDPI co-rédigé par le Professor Georges Wolbring, professionnel en résidence de l'ISSP.
« Voyage de Justin Trudeau en Asie : guerre et commerce au menu »
Le professeur Patrick LeBlond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP, cité dans un article dans Radio Canada.
The psychometric evaluation of the nursing cultural competence scale: A multicenter study
Nouvel article dans the Professioni Infermieristiche co-rédigé par la professeure Rukhsana Ahmed, chercheuse affiliée de l'ISSP.
“The Importance of Values for Science”
Nouvelle publication dans le Interdisiplinary Science Reviews rédigé par la professeure Heather Douglas, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP.
Nouvel article dans the Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work co-rédigé par la professeure Rukhsana Ahmed, chercheuse affiliée de l'ISSP.
Présentation et participation au panel (virtuel) UN World Data Forum 2023, Hangzhou par le professeur Patrick LeBlond, chercheur affiliée de l'ISSP,
House of Commons’ Standing Committee on Industry and Technology on Bill C-34
Le professeur Patrick LeBlond, chercheur affiliée de l'ISSP, témoin (en personne) to the proposed law to amend the Investment Canada Act, Parliament of Canada, Ottawa.
Nouvel article dans le Journal of Health and Communications co-rédigé par la professeure Rukhsana Ahmed, chercheuse affiliée de l'ISSP.
University of Waterloo advises researchers they aren’t obligated to talk to CSIS agents
Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP, citée dans un article dans The Globe & Mail.
Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP, citée dans un article dans the Toronto Star.
Trois universités québécoises mènent des projets de recherche secrets avec Huawei
Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP, citée dans un article dans Le Journal de Montréal.
Reshoring, Friendshoring and Decoupling of Supply Chains: Implications for Canada
Centre for International Policy Studies panel co-organisé par le professeur Patrick LeBlond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP.
Professor Mitia Rioux-Beaulne obtient une subvention de recherche du CRSH dans le cadre du programme Savoir, pour un projet intitulé Forces à l'œuvre. Diderot et l'écriture matérialiste de l'histoire de l'esprit humain
Un nouveau projet s'échelonnant sur cinq ans. Dans le cadre de ce projet, il s'agira d'étudier la pensée de l'histoire de Denis Diderot (1713-1784), philosophe des Lumières françaises, maître d'œuvre de l'Encyclopédie, au prisme de la relation qu'il établit entre le développement des connaissances et de la culture et les conditions matérielles et sociales de leur production et de leur transmission (académies, encyclopédie, écoles, etc.)
New developments in governance of cross-border data flows: Data strategies and trade negotiations
Participation (virtuel) du professeur Patrick LeBlond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP, dans un panel TA12.19, 25 Avril, UN World Data Forum 2023, Hangzhou, Chine
Participation (virtuel) du professeur Patrick LeBlond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP, dans un panel par Institue for China-America Studies.
Differentiating Scientific Inquiry and Politics
Nouvelle publication dans le Cambridge University Press rédigée par la professeure Heather Douglas, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP.
Nouvelle publication dans l'Institut de Relations Internationales et Stratégiques (IRIS) rédigée par la professeure Pascale Massot, chercheuse affiliée de l'ISSP.
Where is Bao Fan? Missing Chinese executive reflects unstable business climate
Un article dans le Globe & Mail rédigé Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP.
Séminaires sur la recherche Telfer et le Forum de recherche de l'École Telfer organisé par la professeure Mariam Humayun, chercheuse affilié de l'ISSP.
Un blogue dans Substack rédigé par Nigel Cameron, professionnel en résidence de l'ISSP.
The Current with Matt Galloway
Entrevue radio dans CBC par Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP.
Un article dans MDPI, co-rédigé par le professeur Gregor Wolbring, professionnel en résidence de l'ISSP.
Symposium tenu le 19-20 janvier 2023. Cliquez ici pour visionner l'enregistrement.
Potential Impact of Environmental Activism: A Survey and a Scoping Review
Un article dans MDPI rédigé par le professeur Gregor Wolbring, professionnel en résidence de l'ISSP.
Please Wear a Mask - Episode One
Entrevue dans The Trust Race podcast par la professeure Heather Douglas, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP.
People-centric health data should be front and centre at first Ministers meeting on health care
Un article dans the Toronto Star Newspaper par le professeur Michael Wolfson, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP.
Ottawa vows to curb Canadian university research with Chinese military scientists
Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP, citée dans un article dans The Globe & Mail.
Ottawa’s new health funding is tied to better data. What will that really mean?
Un article dans the Globe and Mail rédigé par le professeur Michael Wolfson, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP.
Radio interviews on January 2023 North American Leaders' Summit in Mexico
Entrevue radio par le professeur Patrick Leblond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP, en janvier 2023 lors du North American Leaders' Summit in Mexico avec Radio Canada's Midi-Info and Radio Canada's L'Heure du Monde.
Un article dans the MDPI rédigé par le professeur Gregor Wolbring, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP,
Canadian universities conducting joint research with Chinese military scientists
Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP, citée dans un article dans The Globe & Mail.
Un article dans the MDPI, co-rédigé par le professeur Gregor Wolbring, professionnel en résidence de l'ISSP
What makes science trustworthy? A guide for the public
Un article dans le UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab rédigé par Heather Douglas, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP.
Un article dans Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, co-rédigé par Patrick Leblond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP.
Article 8 - CETA as the EU’s First Third-Generation Trade Agreement: Does It Act Like One?
Un article dans le Perspectivas Journal of Political Science, co-rédigé par Patrick Leblond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP.
Australia and Canada in the Indo-Pacific: Middle Power Allies Should Coordinate Strategies
Une publication par le Centre d'études politiques internationales, co-rédigée par Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, professionnelle en résidence de l'ISSP.
Bibliothèque en ligne Wiley: "Social Media: Migrant Health"
Professeure Rukhsana Ahmed, chercheuse affiliée de l'ISSP, fait une inscription dans la bibliothèque en ligne Wiley.
Nouvel article dans le International Journal of Migration Health and Social Care par la professeur Rukhsana Ahmed, chercheuse affiliée de l'ISSP.
Global Gathering: A Better Place for Everyone
Nigel Cameron, professionnel-en-résidence de l'ISSP, animera une session sur le Center for Policy on Emerging Technologies lors de cette conférence de Planet Masters.
Une stratégie sur le commerce numérique pour le Canada repose sur trois piliers
Nouvelle publication de la Chaire de recherche CN-Tellier en affaires et politiques publiques et du professeur Patrick Leblond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP.
Le professeur Patrick Leblond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP, intervenant à la conférence de Cirano sur les aspects cachés de la numérisation du commerce international.
Stratégie Indo-Pacifique du Canada: Il faut accorder une plus grande place à l'économie numérique
Publication d'un article du professeur Patrick Leblond, chercheur affilié de ISSP, dans La Presse+.
Un nouveau chapitre pour la politique étrangère au Canada
Interview radiophonique par le professeur Patrick Leblond, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP, dans ICI Radio-Canada.
Modernité et academies scientifiques européennes
Publication d'un volume collectif par le professeur Mitia Rioux-Beaulne, chercheur affilié de l'ISSP.
Gouvernance de l’eau, agence et participation publique : enjeux et impératifs au Canada
Contributions par le professeur Louis Simard dans un nouveau livre publié par le Forum de l'Université d'Ottawa sur le droit et la gouvernance de l'eau.
Ontario Finalizes Electrification and Energy Transition Panel
Professor Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, was appointed on Ontario's Electrification and Energy Transition Panel.
Why the governance –and funding– of Canada’s research ecosystem needs a 21st century blueprint
Article authored by Paul Dufour, ISSPSenior Fellow, for the Canadian Science Policy Centre (CSPC).
Article co-authored by Professor Gregor Wolbring, Senior Fellow of the ISSP, for MDPI.
Auditing the ‘Social’ Using Conventions, Declarations, and Goal Setting Documents: A Scoping Review
Article co-authored by Professor Gregor Wolbring, Senior Fellow of the ISSP, for MDPI.
International Conference: Envision Humanity 2023
Panel featuring Nigel Cameron, Senior Fellow of the ISSP, speaking on water policy.
Fostering International Research and Collaboration in 2023 and Beyond
International panel featuring Professor Rees Kassen, ISSP Core Member, for the AGU Fall Meeting.
There are 8 years left to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals, but is it enough time?
Article co-authored by Professor Rees Kassen, ISSP Core Member, for The Conversation.
IOG's Government Science and Innovation in the New Normalproject releases new publications
Louise Earl, Senior Fellow of the ISSP, and Jeff Kinder, Executive-in-Residence of the ISSP, each co-authored 3-4 discussion papers:
- Inclusive Innovation
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
- Skills & Knowledge
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration
- Indigenous and Other Ways of Knowing
- Mission-driven Research and Innovation
The SMART Cities Training Platform is held it’s firstAnnual Healthy Cities Conference
Inclusive Innovation Lead Sandra Schillo participated in a panel on Indigenous Health and Healthy Communities as Entry Point for Societal-Scale Innovation and System Transformation. A recording of the session will be made available soon.
The i2Hub Fall 2023 engagement sessions are officially completed
In total, 10 meetings with Professor Sandra Schillo, Core Member of the ISSP, were held that saw really great engagement and ideas for action proposed by the respective groups involved. A report summarizing the sessions and outlining next steps for the i2Hub is expected in Spring 2023.
Professor Patrick Fafard, ISSP Core Member, uOttawa, joins York University's Global Strategy Lab (GSL).
A Mitacs project developed in collaboration with Professor Sandra Schillo, Core Member of the ISSP, titled "Exploring Social Media Data to Understand How Stakeholders Value Local Food: A Canadian Study Using Twitter" has been selected as Editor's Choice Article by MPDI's Sustainability Journal
Article co-authored by Dr. Dee Williams, 2017 Fulbright at the ISSP, for Frontiers in Climate
Fostering International Research and Collaboration in 2023 and Beyond
Panel featuring Professor Rees Kassen, ISSP Core Member, for American Geophysical Union
A Digital Trade Strategy for Canada
Panel featuring Professor Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, as a presenter for CN-Tellier Chair
“Canada and China: A Fifty-Year Journey” - Book Launch (YouTube link)
Book launch panel featuring Professor Pascale Massot, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, for the University of British Columbia
Conversations sur les 20 ans de l’OCPM : Quels enseignements et quelles perspectives pour demain?
Panel featuring Professor Louis Simard, Faculty Affiliate of the ISSP.
The Foresight Lens of Science Diplomacy for a Disrupted Era
Article written by Prof. Paul Dufour, ISSP Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, uOttawa, for Science & Diplomacy
72nd Annual International Communication Association Conference
Professor Rukhsana Ahmed, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, participated in the following conference presentations:
- Knowledge, attitude, and behavior about COVID-19: The roles of health literacy and English proficiency among Korean immigrants in the U.S. Paper
- COVID-19 knowledge, attitude, practice and vaccine-related decision making among immigrants in North America: A cross-sectional Study
Communication research on health disparities and coping strategies in COVID-19 related crises
Journal article co-written by Professor Rukhsana Ahmed, ISSP Faculty Affiliate.
Journal article co-written by Professor Rukhsana Ahmed, ISSP Faculty Affiliate.
MASc thesis on tackling sustainable net zero energy buildings from a life cycle thinking approach
MASc thesis successfully defended by Eslam Elshorbagy, ISSP Collaborative Master's participant.
Principles of risk decision-making
Journal co-written by Patricia Larkin, ISSP Senior Research Associate.
Responsible Science in the Space of Inquiry: Rethinking the Social Contract
Webinar featuring Prof. Heather Douglas, ISSP Senior Fellow, for Postdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.
The Essentiality of Shared Values for Trust in Scientific Expertise (link to slides)
Workshop featuring Prof. Heather Douglas, ISSP Senior Fellow, for UC Irvine.
Public Procurement under CETA Chapter 19
Publication featuring Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, for McGill-Queen's University Press.
Innovative Models for Digital Trade Agreements
Webinar featuring Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, for Digital Trade Day, Trade Experettes.
Global computer chip shortage concerns grow as pressure from China on Taiwan increases
Article featuring Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, for the Toronto Star.
Alberta relaxes some restrictions on university partnerships with links to Chinese government
Article featuring Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, for The Globe and Mail.
Global Water Policy: The Core Challenges for the Next Decade
Panel featuring Nigel Cameron, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, for the Global Gathering.
Working Together to Rebuild Trust and Manage Uncertainty
Forum hosted by Professor Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for CN-Tellier.
Book Launch: The Immaculate Conception of Data
Following Dr. Kelly Bronson's new book The Immaculate Conception of Data, this event offers a look into the struggle to control the food system and the role big data holds in this power play. Register here.
Improving Society’s Trust in Science
Inclusive Innovation Research Cluster Lead, Sandra Schillo, in partnership with the Institute on Governance, has received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Partnership Development Grant for a research project titled “Beyond endless frontiers: Rethinking the social contract for science and innovation.”
Professor Sandra Schillolaunches the Inclusive Innovation Hub (i2Hub) as a space for experimentation, learning and excellence on inclusive innovation. Over the fall, the i2Hub will engage with many groups (see i2Hub.ca/activities). To join the government session, see this invitation and register here.
Regulators: Disrupted by change or disruptors bringing change? (link to PDF)
Column written by Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, uOttawa, and David Morton, for ICER Chronicle Edition 12.
The Immaculate Conception of Data: Agribusiness, Activists, and Their Shared Politics of the Future
Book written by Prof. Kelly Bronson, ISSP Core Member, uOttawa.
Beijing Olympics: Should Canada Go?
Interviewing featuring Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, Senior Fellow at the ISSP, uOttawa, for Unpublished Ottawa.
As China flexes its muscles in the Indo-Pacific, Canada and Australia must step up
Article co-written by Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, for The Conversation Global.
Science Advisors and Their Futures
Article written by Prof. Paul Dufour, ISSP Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, uOttawa, for CSPC.
What Canada’s new innovation agency can learn from the rest of the world
Interview featuring Prof. Paul Dufour, ISSP Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, uOttawa, for Research Money Inc.
International case studies and the need for a national regulatory task force
Interview featuring Prof. Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, uOttawa, and Michael Cleland, Executive-in-Residence, Positive Energy, for the Electricity Canada Podcast.
How Brand Hive Minds Thrive: Understanding Bitcoin’s Resilience
Article co-written by Prof. Mariam Humayun, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for Cryptoeconomic Systems.
Canada's Huawei decision as well as China in the Arctic
Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, was featured in the following outlets on the topic:
Integrating Science and Politics for Public Health
Book edited by Prof. Patrick Fafard, ISSP Core Member, uOttawa, for SpringerLink.
The Policy Needs Shaping Science within Parliament
Article written by Prof. Paul Dufour, ISSP Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, uOttawa, for CSPC.
Addressing the Reproducibility Crisis: A Response to Hudson
Journal co-written by Prof. Heather Douglas, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, for the Journal for General Philosophy of Science.
Is the New US-Led Data Privacy Forum Just Another Noodle in the Regulatory Soup?
Article written by Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for Centre for International Governance Innovation.
Is Canada’s digital-trade policy decided in Washington?
Article written by Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for iPolitics.
Beyond GDP: The idea of global sustainability accounting
Working paper co-written by Marc Saner, Lead, Science Advice Cluster, uOttawa, for ESCAP.
Regulating for Net Zero 2035 & 2050 (YouTube link to recording)
Panel featuring Prof. Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, uOttawa, and Michael Cleland, Executive-in-Residence, Positive Energy, for the Electricity Canada Regulatory Forum.
Article featuring Prof. Michael Wolfson, Faculty Affiliate at the ISSP, uOttawa, for The Globe and Mail,
L’ACÉUM et le commerce numérique
Article co-written by Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for Société québécoise de droit international.
Budget fédéral : analyse économique avec Patrick Leblond
Interview featuring Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, on the 'Dans la mosaïque' Podcast - Radio-Canada.
Article featuring Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for the Centre for European Studies, Carleton University.
Listen to Prof. Rees Kassen on CBC's All in a Day
Interview featuring Prof. Rees Kassen, ISSP Core Member, for CBC Radio.
Panel featuring Prof. Rukhsana Ahmed, Faculty Affiliate at the ISSP, uOttawa, for Refugee 613.
Why Canadian pension plans should divest from China
Op-ed co-written by Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, for The Ottawa Citizen.
Power Breakfast Series - Greening the Grid: Ontario’s Net-Zero Mix (link to recording)
Panel featuring Prof. Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, for the Toronto Region Board of Trade.
Les États-Unis interdisent les importations du pétrole russe
Article featured Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for Radio-Canada.
Le prix du nickel ballonné par le conflit en Ukraine
Article featured Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for Radio-Canada.
Canada requires a new, effective and inclusive science advisory architecture
Article written by Prof. Paul Dufour,ISSP Senior Fellow and Adjunct Professor, uOttawa, and Jeff Kinder, ISSP Senior Fellow, uOttawa, for Research Money Inc.
Op-ed written by Nik Nanos and Prof. Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, uOttawa, for The Hill Times.
Ottawa’s Emissions Reductions Plan Missing Key Ingredients For Success
Op-ed written by Prof. Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, uOttawa, for the Daily Oil Bulletin.
Will Energy Security Unite Or Divide Canadians?
Op-ed written by Prof. Monica Gattinger, ISSP Director and Chair of Positive Energy, uOttawa, for the Daily Oil Bulletin.
Overcoming Consensus-Building Barriers: Report Studies Polarization Of Energy/Climate Issues
Article featured Brendan Frank, ISSP Senior Research Associate at the ISSP, uOttawa, for Daily Oil Bulletin.
On Canada’s precarious climate politics
Op-ed written by Brendan Frank, ISSP Senior Research Associate at the ISSP, uOttawa, for The National Observer.
How authorities are targeting the ‘freedom convoy’ money via the Emergencies Act
Article written by Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for The Conversation.
Alberta at Noon with Judy Aldous: Is the Emergencies Act necessary?
Interview with Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for CBC.
Business experts say protest puts Ottawa on the map — in the wrong way
Article featuring Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for CBC.
Investissement Québec (IQ) embauche à pleines portes
Article featuring Prof. Patrick Leblond, ISSP Faculty Affiliate, uOttawa, for Journal de Montréal.
Swabbing floors to detect COVID-19 could be a useful indicator of the disease’s spread
Article co-written by Prof. Rees Kassen, ISSP Core Member, uOttawa, for The Conversation.
Canadian Trucker Protest is 'Racially Charged' (available in German only)
Article written by Mascha Gugganig, ISSP Postdoctoral Fellow, uOttawa, for Die Presse.
Privacy outrage over the use of cellphone data by public health officials is unwarranted
Article written by Prof. Michael Wolfson, Faculty Affiliate at the ISSP, uOttawa for The Globe and Mail.
Coverage of Disabled People in Environmental-Education-Focused Academic Literature
Article co-written by Prof. Gregor Wolbring, Senior Fellow of the ISSP, uOttawa, for MDPI.
There are multiple reasons to ban Huawei from selling equipment for Canada's 5G system
Article featuring a quote from Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, Senior Fellow at the ISSP, uOttawa, for Politico.
What’s happening to Uyghur children in China is despicable
Op-ed written by Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, Senior Fellow at the ISSP, uOttawa, for The Ottawa Citizen
Under the spotlight: understanding the role of the Chief Medical Officer in a pandemic
Essay co-written by Prof. Patrick Fafard, Core Member of the ISSP, uOttawa for the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health.
The Future of Regulatory Science Advice: Pacing, Adaptation and Denial (PDF download link)
Column written by Prof. Marc Saner, Inaugural Director and Core Member of the ISSP, uOttawa for INGSA 2021.
Article co-written by Prof. Rukhsana Ahmed, Faculty Affiliate of the ISSP, uOttawa, In K. Liberman & K. Wright (Eds.), Casing mediated communication (pp. 275 -292).