An emerging experimental approach to public administration research in Canada

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• The origins and effects of public servant confidence in whistleblowing protection regimes

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• Administrative Burden Revisited

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• Governing at Arm's Length

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• Experimenting with public sector innovation

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• Understanding evidence and behavioral responses

  Open Access•Pierre‐olivier Bédard•Canadian Public Administration•2017

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• Behavioural Insights and Public Policy in Canada

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• The Town with No Poverty

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• Whom Do Bureaucrats Believe? A Randomized Controlled Experiment Testing Perceptions of Credibility of Policy Research

  Open Access•Carey Doberstein•Policy Studies Journal•2017

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• Leading to Make a Difference

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