Corry Lecture in 2026
I’ll present the J.A. Corry Lecture in Political Studies at Queen’s University on March 5, 2026. More details coming later in 2025.
Nov 15
I’ll present the J.A. Corry Lecture in Political Studies at Queen’s University on March 5, 2026. More details coming later in 2025.
On February 17, 2026, I’ll give a lecture for Lifelong Learning Niagara as part of their Winter 2026 Lecture Series. Details here.
I’ve written a policy brief for the Centre on Governance and Markets, Why Centralization Goes Wrong. You can download it here.
On November 13, I will participate in a pre-conference symposium on imperial administration at the annual meeting of the American Society for Legal History in Detroit. The theme of the panel is “The Boomerang Effect in American Imperial Administration.” I’ve written a Substack column as background for my comments on the panel.
I’ll participate in a panel discussion organized by the Canadian Studies program at UC Berkeley on November 4, 2025. My co-panelist will be Professor Evert Lindquist. Details about the discussion here. I’ve written a Substack column to go along with this discussion: “The US and Canada: Two Crises of Federalism.”
I participated in a Management Matters podcast, hosted by James-Christian Blockwood, president of the National Academy of Public Administration, on international perspectives on the American crisis. Professor Andrew Podger also participated. Listen here.
I’m looking forward to participating in the inaugural National Federalism Initiative Summit, to be held in Salt Lake City on September 25-26. Details to follow.
On September 18, 2025 I spoke with Shaye Ganam of QR770AM Calgary about my Globe and Mail oped on the need for a national conversation about Canada’s future. Listen here.
I’ve written a short piece for the blog of the Centre for Public Policy at University of Glasgow, “The temptation and danger of centralisation.” It goes along with my comments in a plenary session at the EGPA conference in Glasgow on August 29, 2025.
My op-ed, “We’re missing a vision for Canada,” ran in the Globe and Mail on September 17. Read it here.