Progressive selection and the erosion of Canadian environmental governance: evidence from elite interviews

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Progressive selection and the erosion of Canadian environmental governance: evidence from elite interviews Christopher J. Orr & James W. Fyles @_ChrisOrr Pages: 838-860 https://t.co/o6LsYxZbMQ

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@JanPollex @KNiedzialkowski Progressive selection and the erosion of Canadian environmental governance: evidence from elite interviews Christopher J. Orr & James W. Fyles @_ChrisOrr Pages: 838-860 https://t.co/o6LsYxZbMQ

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RT @Env_Pol: In "Progressive selection and the erosion of Canadian environmental governance: evidence from elite interviews" @_ChrisOrr & J…

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In "Progressive selection and the erosion of Canadian environmental governance: evidence from elite interviews" @_ChrisOrr & James Fyles of @mcgillu propose a novel explanation for Canada’s systematic failure to act ambitiously on the environment. htt

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