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The School's Research and University Relations group seeks to provide relevant, accessible, and leading-edge research in governance and public management for federal public servants. This is accomplished by generating and disseminating high-value research-based management resources and contributing to the public service agenda.

What's new from the Research and University Relations group:

• A Critical Moment: Capturing and Conveying the evolution of the Canadian Public Service
  
  
• Action -Research Roundtable
  Creativity at Work: A Leadership Guide — Success Belongs to Me!
  
  
• Good Practices in Organizations other than the Government of Canada: Parliamentary Accountability, Results-Based Management and Management Competency Development Strategies
  
  
• Profile of Deputy Ministers in the Government of Canada
  
  
• Modernizing Government Accountability: A Framework for Reform
  
  
• Advancing Canadian Interests in the United States: A Practical Guide for Canadian Public Officials
  
  
• Building Cross-Border Links: A Compendium of Canada-US Government Collaboration

• North America in the 21st century - The 2004 John Manion Lecture

• Application Guidelines for the Visiting Fellows Program

For more information about us, see:

• Who we are and our areas of expertise
• The types of research we undertake
• How we conduct our work
• The kinds of products we produce
• Relations with Canadian Universities

As part of its University Strategy, Research and University Relations links to and works cooperatively with many Canadian universities and schools of public administration. To learn about Dalhousie University's new MPA-M Program for mid-career public service professionals, please go to the following address: http://masters.mgmt.dal.ca/