Index Catalog // Carleton University Institutional Repository

Pathways : Managing the complexity and uncertainty of low-carbon transitions

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Rosenbloom, Daniel
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

Internationalization Strategies for the Global Knowledge Society

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Szyszlo, Peter
Abstract:: The purpose of this article is to improve understanding of internationalization as a strategic response to the catalysts of globalization and the knowledge society. The paper will attempt to critically identify and interpret how the aforementioned elements are being recontextualized and translated into responsive internationalization policies and systemic institutional change. The article takes a critical analysis approach on current internationalization efforts and provides a conceptual framework for developing a performance indicator set through a combination of institutional change theory (North 1990) and the Delta cycle for internationalization (Rumbley 2010). Recommendations on future research areas are made at the conclusion of the article.
Date Created:: 2016-01-01

Mapping the Borderland of the Knowledge Society: International Portfolios and Global Partnerships of Universities in Transition

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Szyszlo, Peter
Date Created:: 2017-03-04

The Future of Journalism in Canada

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Aske, Sherry
Date Created:: 2017-03-04

Canada’s International Trade Policies in 2042: Balancing Resources, Sustainability and Employment

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Heidrich, Pablo
Date Created:: 2017-03-04

Building the Parliament of 2042: Fostering cross-party cooperation

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Thomas, Paul E.J.
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

Shaping Canada: Students as Activists

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Przednowek, Anna, Montgomery, Lauren, Khan, Ridhwan, Orr, Steven, Bueckert, Michael, and FitzGerald Murphy, Maggie
Date Created:: 2017-03-04

On the Record, Off-Script: Exit Interviews with Former MLAs in Nova Scotia

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Cockram, Louise
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

Thinking with trans- masculinities in times of crises

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Irving, Dan
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

In Defense of Majoritarianism

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Winer, Stanley L.
Abstract:: Few people have bothered to defend the Majoritarian, winner take all character of the current Canadian electoral system. This parliamentary system has been in existence in the same form since the founding of the modern state in 1867. In these remarks, I offer a defense of Majoritarianism in the Canadian context when the alternative is some form of Proportional Representation. These remarks were prepared as an opening statement in a debate on electoral reform at a Faculty of Public Affairs 75th Anniversary conference at Carleton University, March 3, 2017. The debate arose because of the Prime Minister's announced intention to replace the current system with some other during the election campaign that led to his victory in 2015. The debate occurred a few months after the release of a lengthy report on electoral reform by a special allparty committee of the House of Commons. A few weeks before the debate, the Prime Minister announced (independently of the debate, of course) that his government would no longer pursue electoral reform, perhaps because it looked like he would not be able to avoid a referendum, a process which is hard to control. In any event, and especially in the light of recent attempts to change the system both at the federal level and in some provinces, I think it is important for people to understand that the existing electoral system is a sensible one that likely will continue to serve us well.
Date Created:: 2017-03-03

Canada’s Standard of Living in 2042 : Will Policy Keep Pace with Technology?

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Khan, Hashmat U. and Gunn, Christopher M.
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

Academics in the Media Landscape: The Role of the Scholar-Columnist-Bloggers

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Saideman, Stephen M.
Date Created:: 2017-03-03

There’s an App for that? : Imagining a Canadian future free from sexual and racial violence through speculative design

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Rajani, Nasreen, Hoque, Anna Shah, Bivens, Rena, and Farrall, Joanne
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

There’s an App for That? : The Unicorns of Speculative Design

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Farrall, Joanne
Date Created:: 2017-03-03

Visions for Canada, 2042 – Final Program

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Schwartz, Karen and Robinson, Fiona
Date Created:: 2017-03-04

A Feminist Foreign Policy for Canada by 2042?: Prospects, Possibilities and Pitfalls

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Robinson, Fiona
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

Speculative Design/Indigenous Futurisms

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Hoque, Anna Shah
Date Created:: 2017-03-03

FPA Roundtable – Speaking Notes

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Bivens, Rena
Date Created:: 2017-03-03

Dean’s Message

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Plourde, André
Date Created:: 2017-03-03

Climate Policy in Canada: Drivers, Trends and Barriers

Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Creator:: Papineau, Maya
Date Created:: 2017-03-02

Media and Internet Concentration in Canada, 1984–2021

Resource Type:: Report
Creator:: Winseck, Dwayne
Date Created:: 2022

Growth and Upheaval in the Network Media Economy, 1984-2021

Resource Type:: Report
Creator:: Winseck, Dwayne
Abstract:: The Canadian contribution and data set prepared as part of the Global Media and Internet Concentration (GMIC) project offers an independent academic, empirical and data-driven analysis of a deceptively simple yet profoundly important question: have telecom, media and internet markets become more concentrated over time, or less? Media Ownership and Concentration is presented from more than a dozen sectors of the telecom-media-internet industries, including film, music and book industries.
Date Created:: 2022