Table of Contents

Shaun P. Young: Introduction: Evidence-Based Policymaking: The Canadian Experience
1: Michael Howlett and Jonathan Craft: Policy Advisory Systems and Evidence-Based Policy: The Location and Content of Evidentiary Policy Advice
2: Ben Levin: The Relationship between Knowledge Mobilization and Research Use
3: Amanda Cooper: Research Brokering Organizations in Education across Canada: A Response to Evidence-Based Policy-Making and Practice Initiatives
4: Susan Prentice and Linda White: When the Evidence Doesn't Matter: Evidence-Based Policymaking and Early Childhood Education and Care in Canada
5: Irvin Waller: Implementing Evidence-Based Policy to Deal with Crime in Canada
6: Rachel Laforest: Fighting Poverty Provincial Style
7: Lisa Philipps: Bringing Evidence to Tax Expenditure Design: Lessons from Canada's Innovation Policy Review 2006-12
8: Mark Winfield: The Environment, "Responsible Resource Development," and Evidence-Based Policymaking in Canada
Contributors
Index

About the Author

Shaun P. Young is the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Manager for the Faculty of Arts and Science, University of Toronto. He is also a Senior Fellow of the York Centre for Public Policy and Law, and an External Associate of the York Centre for Practical Ethics, both at York University. He previously worked as a senior policy adviser and senior research planning adviser in a number of different ministries in the Ontario Public Service, and, more recently, as
Senior Policy Associate at the Mowat Centre for Policy Innovation at the University of Toronto. His research focuses on issues of justice in contemporary multicultural liberal democracies. He is the
author or editor of five books and numerous journal articles and book chapters and has taught political science, public policy, and philosophy at a number of universities in Ontario.