Publications 

Stratéjuste is committed to advancing a constructive dialogue on pressing governance, policy, and civil rights issues. Selected articles and book reviews of interest appear below.
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• Jodi Bruhn, "Political Science as Public Service." Book review of Canada's Covid: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic. Feb 22, 2024.
• Jodi Bruhn, "The Arc of a Viral Panic." Book review in Law and Liberty, January 17, 2024.
• Jodi Bruhn, "The Freest Country on Earth?" Book review in Law and Liberty, August 16, 2023.
• Jodi Bruhn, "The Ways of Ottawa." Book review in Law and Liberty, January 30, 2023. 
• Jodi Bruhn, "Chapter 5: The Role of Jurisdiction." Paper prepared for the Calgary Homelessness Foundation, May 2020.   
• Jodi Bruhn, Book Review of Restructuring Relations: Indigenous Self-Determination, Governance and Gender. The Review of Politics 82(2), Spring 2020. 
• Jodi Bruhn, "Do Tripartite Approaches to Reform of Services for First Nations Make a Difference?"  Aboriginal Policy Studies 7(1), April 2018.
• Chris Robertson and Jodi Bruhn, "The Inherent Right to Self-Government Timeline."  Transitional Governance Project. Carleton U, Oct 3-5, 2017.  
• Jodi Bruhn, "How spring break could promote indigenous reconciliation," Ottawa Citizen, March 9, 2017.  
• Jodi Bruhn, "Government and Governance: A Guide for the Perplexed." Stratéjuste research brief series, Jan 2016.
• Jodi Bruhn, "Munich, 1933: The Good Bureaucrat, Josef Hartinger," book review in Law and Liberty, June 29, 2015.   
• Jodi Bruhn, "The words that were weapons," Ottawa Citizen, December 8, 2014. 
• Jodi Bruhn, "Identifying Useful Approaches to the Governance of Indigenous Data," International Indigenous Policy Journal, 5(2), April 2014. Also available as a 6-page research brief. 
• Jodi Bruhn, "Toast to those who showed courage in public life," Ottawa Citizen, December 29, 2013. 
• Jerry White and Jodi Bruhn, eds.  Exploring the Urban Landscape: Aboriginal Policy Research, Vol. 8.  Toronto: Thompson Educational Press, 2010.     
• John Graham and Jodi Bruhn, "In Praise of Taxes: the Link between Taxation and Governance in a First Nations Context." APRC 35 (2010).
• Jodi Bruhn, "In Search of Common Ground: Reconciling Western-Based Governance Principles with First Nation Traditions," Institute on Governance (May 2009).  Also available as 6-page policy brief.
• Laura Mitchell and Jodi Bruhn, "Best Practices in the Governance of Aboriginal Service Delivery Organizations," Institute on Governance (Mar 2009).
  
• John Graham and Jodi Bruhn, "Improving Health Governance in First Nation Communities: Model Governance Policies and Tools," Institute on Governance (January 2009).​

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