The boundaries of electoral consent: Pre-analysis plan André Blais-Université de Montréal, Damien Bol-Sciences Po Paris, Carolina Plescia-University of Vienna This study aims to explore which electoral outcome, i.e. distribution of parliamentary and cabinet seats between parties, citizens are most willing to accept and least likely to contest. To achieve this goal, we will conduct a […] Read more

Les priorités des citoyens quant aux politiques de santé : un agenda de recherche Olivier Jacques– Université de Montréal, Sharon Baute (Konstanz) Marius Busemeyer (Konstanz), and David Weisstanner (Lucerne) This project focuses on public demand for healthcare spending in a context where increasing healthcare costs could lead to reduced government funding for other programs or an […] Read more

Bridging the Gap: Bilingualism and the End of the Two Solitidues Philippe Chassé – Université de Montréal and Sciences Po Paris, Matthew Taylor – Université de Montréal First coined by novelist Hugh MacLennan, the expression “two solitudes” is frequently used to describe the cultural divide between Canada’s two main linguistic groups: Anglophones and Francophones. Research […] Read more