Explaining Intergovernmental Conflict in the COVID-19 Crisis: The United States, Canada, and Australia

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Also, gee, what else is different about the U.S. and Australia? https://t.co/5Y5MZWWrzy https://t.co/MsUr25ZmtL

26 Dec 2021

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@Mireille_Paquet, professeure au @CUPoliSci, a co-écrit l'article "Explaining Intergovernmental Conflict in the #COVID-19 #Crisis: The #USA, #Canada, and #Australia" dans The Journal of Federalism. Le texte est dispo en ligne!👀https://t.co/WObYr5EaFv @Conc

08 Nov 2021

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RT @JohnBlaxland1: A fascinating take on pandemic-era governance in the federal, democratic, New World l, multicultural, Anglosphere countr…

05 Nov 2021

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A fascinating take on pandemic-era governance in the federal, democratic, New World l, multicultural, Anglosphere countries, the USA, Canada & Australia

05 Nov 2021

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