My Submission to the Public Order Emergency Commission

Co-authored with Alex Marland, this book provides an insider's view of how government and politics work in Canada.

Co-authored with Alex Marland, this book is a primer for new public servants and students in public policy and public administration.

This book uncovers the origins and persistence of unique political cultures in Canada's three prairie provinces.

This edited book brings together experts from across Canada to compare politics and elections in the provinces and territories.

Co-authored with Clare Buckley, this article establishes a new analytical framework for comparing party competition across Canada.

Co-authored with Kyle Murray, this article assesses the (de)marketing strategies employed by Canadian governments to sell legal cannabis.

I studied the legalization of cannabis in Canada. This research included how governments organized themselves internally, negotiated with one another, coordinated policy, excluded Indigenous communities, blocked academic research, developed policy,  and branded themselves to sell cannabis.

 I assembled a team of 16 researchers from 14 institutions across Canada to study elections in the Canadian provinces. Amassing the largest survey dataset of its kind to that point in Canadian history, the project has produced dozens of publications, including Big Worlds.  

 I compiled 800+ pieces of campaign literature, drawn from across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, dating to 1905. These documents are digitally catalogued for public use, and integrated into the Poltext Project collection. They formed the basis of Code Politics.