Michael Howlett (Professor)
BSocSci. (Hon)(Ott), MA (Br Col), PhD (Queen's)
specializes in public policy analysis, Canadian
political economy, and Canadian resource and environmental
policy.
He is co-author of:
Studying Public Policy: Policy Cycles and Policy
Subsystems (2003 and 1995),
In Search of Sustainability: British Columbia
Forest Policy in the 1990s (2001),
The Policical Economy of Canada: An Introduction
(1999&1992), and
Canadian Natural Resource and Environmental Policy:
Political Economy and Public Policy (1997)
He has edited:
Canadian Forest Policy: Adapting To Change (2001)
and coedited:
The Provincial State in Canada (2000),
Regional Innovation Systems: The North American
Experience (1998),
Policy Studies in Canada: The State of the Art
(1996),
The Puzzles of Power: Introductory Readings in
Political Science (1994 & 1998), and
The Provincial State: Politics in Canada's Provinces
and Territories (1992).
His articles have been published in numerous professional
journals in Canada, The United States, Europe,
Brazil, New Zealand and Australia. Dr. Howlett
is currently English Language Co-editor of the
Canadian Journal of Political Science (2002-2005)
and is the Burnaby Mountain Chair in the Department.
