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Professor Arsenault has been at l’École des hautes études publiques at the Université de Moncton since 2016. He has published widely in Canadian Politics and Canadian Public Policy.

The Donald J. Savoie Institute (DJSI) has signed a four-year agreement with McGill–Queen’s University Press (MQUP) concerning the creation of the Louis J. Robichaud Collection.

An intimate discussion with Donald J. Savoie during the Canada Council for the Art's 2015 Killam Prize.

John Ivison, National Post, 3 September 2019 »

Much has been written recently about the rise of within-country inequality and growing imbalances of regional fortunes in the US and EU. In this paper, we apply a novel geo-visualization technique that combines local indicators of spatial association (LISAs) with directional statistics to a unique dataset in order to explore the spatial dimensions of regional income inequalities in Canada from 1981 to 2016. After describing a pattern of growing spatial divergence among regions, we briefly discuss the need for the federal government to explore new types of place-sensitive development policies.

Tracking Blaine Higgs's Campaign Promises »

Sébastien Breau, September 29, 2020 »

Jacques Paul Couturier, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Donald J. Savoie Institute, is pleased to announce that Gabriel Arsenault has been appointed Research Fellow at the Institute.

Donald J. Savoie Institute and McGill–Queen’s University Press Reach Agreement on Louis J. Robichaud Collection

Loud Reads: The Disintegration of Our Institutions with Donald Savoie

Lessons learned and prospects for the future

Our top public servant should not be wearing so many hats

Timely book warns that Canada's democracy is threatened by political abuse

Is it time to start worrying more about growing regional inequalities in Canada?

La démocratie au Canada

Polimetre Project

Quel avenir face à l'augmentation des inégalités régionales?