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Desserud 4Desserud & Hyson 2010. Don Desserud and Stewart Hyson, “Bringing New Brunswick’sstLegislative Assembly into the 21 Century,” Canadian Study of Parliament OccasionalPaper Series (publication delayed pending outcome of NB provincial election, 2010).Desserud 2011a. “The Political Economy of New Brunswick,” chapter for The End ofExpansion? The political economy of Canadian Provinces and Territories in aneo-liberal era, eds Bryan Evans and Charles Smith, University of Toronto Press,forthcoming.Desserud 2011b. “The 2010 Provincial Election in New Brunswick,” Canadian PoliticalScience Review, forthcoming.4) Book Chapters and Published Conference Proceedings (* = refereed):Desserud 2009b. ““Whither 91.1? The Constitutionality of Bill C-19: An Act to LimitSenate Tenure,” chapter 7 in Jennifer Smith, ed., The Democratic Dilemma: Reformingthe Canadian Senate, McGill-Queen’s University Press, pp. 63-80.Desserud 2007. *“Fixed-Date Elections under the Canadian Parliamentary System,”chapter 10 in William Cross, ed., Electoral Reform in New Brunswick, CanadianScholarly Press, pp. 204-220.Desserud 2001. *“Reading Montesquieu’s Voyage d’Italie as Travel Literature,” Vol. IIIof the Eighteenth-Century French World, Servanne Woodward ed., London, ON:Mestengo Press, pp. 1-39.Desserud 1999c. “Regionalisation of the Canadian Political Party System: the Impact ofthe Canadian Electoral System as Seen Through the Results of the 1997 CanadianGeneral Election,” The Canadian Vision / La Vision Canadienne, a cura di AllessandroAnastasi, Giovanni Bonanno e Rosalba Rizzo, Centro Studi Canadesi, Università diMessina (Sicily, Italy), Edizioni Officinas Grafica, pp. 23-38.Desserud 1996b. *“Waiting for the Third Wave: Women in New Brunswick Politics,”chapter 11 of In the Presence of Women, Jane Arscott and Linda Trimble, eds, Toronto:Harcourt Brace Canada, pp. 254-277.Desserud 1996c. “Moderation and Eighteenth-Century Nova Scotia Politics: AMontesquieuan Moment,” Colonial Perspectives, Georges Lamoine, ed., Toulouse:Presses Universitaires du Mirail, pp. 27-49.Desserud 1991b. *“Nova Scotia and the American Revolution,” Making Adjustments:Change and Continuity in Planter Nova Scotia, 1759 - 1800, Margaret Conrad, ed.,Fredericton: Acadiensis Press, pp. 89-112.
Desserud 55) Selected Conference Papers and Talks:Don Desserud, “The Silence of the Governor General,” paper presented at the annualconference of the Atlantic Provinces Political Studies Association Meeting, Saint FrancisXavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia (September 2005).Don Desserud, Joanna Everitt and Paul Howe, “Social and Civic Attitudes and Beliefs inNew Brunswick (Canada)’s Linguistic Communities: A Preliminary Report,” paperpresented to the annual meeting of the Northeastern American Political ScienceAssociation, Boston (November 2004).Paul Howe, Joanna Everitt, and Don Desserud, “Social Capital and Ethnic Harmony:Evidence from the New Brunswick Case,” presented at the annual conference of theAmerican Political Science Association, Chicago (3 September 2004).Paul Howe, Joanna Everitt, and Don Desserud, “Social Capital and EconomicProsperity: An Alternative Account,” presented at the annual conference of the CanadianPolitical Science Association, Winnipeg (4 June 2004).Don Desserud, Joanna Everitt, and Paul Howe, “New Identities and (In)dependencies inNew Brunswick Political Culture: Preliminary Analysis of the ‘Civic Engagement Auditof New Brunswick Survey,’” presented at the Ninth Nordic Conference for EnglishStudies, Nordic Association for English Studies, Department of English, University ofAarhus, Denmark (28 May 2004).Joanna Everitt, Paul Howe, Don Desserud, “Formal versus Informal Social Networks:Constructing Social Capital in New Brunswick,” presented at the Colloque de la Sociétéquébécoise de science politique, Montréal (27 May 2004).“Social Capital and New Brunswick,” talk delivered to the Centre for Canadian andAnglo-American Cultures, ‘Borderlands-Grenzräume: New Brunswick und dasSaarland,’ Universität des Saarlandes, Saarbruken, Germany (10 June 2003).“Waking up with the elephant: Canadian-US relations the morning after the nightbefore,” talk delivered to Bayerisch-Amerikanisches Zentrum, Amerika Haus München,Munich, Germany (2 July 2003).“Swinging Left and Right: New Fickle Voters in New Brunswick Provincial Politics,”paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association,Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (31 May 2003).“Leadership and ideology in disarray: problems at the top of Canada’s federal politicalparties,” Associazione Italiana di Studi Canadesi (Italian Association for CanadianStudies) conference, ‘The Great Mosaic / La Grande Mosaïque: New Perspectives /Nouvelles Perspectives,’ Milazzo, Sicily (Italy) (October 2001).
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