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Is Quebec Independence Still Key in Making Sense of Canadian Elections? A Longitudinal Analysis (2000–2021)

Published in Regional & Federal Studies, 2023

This paper analyzes the role of Quebec independence in Canadian elections from 2000 to 2021, questioning its current relevance.

Recommended citation: Daoust, J. F., & Gareau-Paquette, T. (2023). "Is Quebec Independence Still Key in Making Sense of Canadian Elections? A Longitudinal Analysis (2000–2021)." Regional & Federal Studies. 1-26. https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/K4ZI95VIEVNGGXEKSQRG/full?target=10.1080/13597566.2023.2233422

Dans certains pays européens, il existe un décalage notable entre un important soutien gouvernemental à l’Ukraine et une opinion publique plus ambivalente

Published in Le Monde, 2023

This op-ed discusses the gap between European governmental support for Ukraine and public opinion.

Recommended citation: Gareau-Paquette, T., & Stolle, D. (2023). "Dans certains pays européens, il existe un décalage notable entre un important soutien gouvernemental à l’Ukraine et une opinion publique plus ambivalente." Le Monde. https://www.lemonde.fr/idees/article/2023/10/31/dans-certains-pays-europeens-il-existe-un-decalage-notable-entre-un-important-soutien-gouvernemental-a-l-ukraine-et-une-opinion-publique-plus-ambivalente_6197521_3232.html

Gender Affinity Voting in Recent Canadian Elections

Published in French Politics, 2024

This paper investigates gender affinity voting in Canadian elections, analyzing recent voter behaviour.

Recommended citation: Gareau-Paquette, T., Dassonneville, R., Leal, A., Leblanc, J., Taylor, M., & Vandewalle, V. (2024). "Gender Affinity Voting in Recent Canadian Elections." French Politics. https://doi.org/10.1057/s41253-024-00236-5

Géographie politique de l’opinion publique québécoise et réévaluation du « mystère » de Québec

Published in Canadian Journal of Political Science, 2024

This paper revisits the “mystère” of Quebec’s political geography through a longitudinal analysis of regional attitudes.

Recommended citation: Gareau-Paquette, T., & Daoust, J.-F. (2024). "Géographie politique de l’opinion publique québécoise et réévaluation du « mystère » de Québec." Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue Canadienne de science politique.

Gender Affinity Voting in Recent Canadian Elections

Published: April 08, 2022

A presentation on gender affinity voting in recent Canadian elections, given at the Political Studies Association’s Undergraduate Conference.

How Stable are Citizens’ Attitudes toward Independence and Who Changes Their Minds? A Longitudinal Study of Scotland and Québec

Published: June 03, 2022

A longitudinal study on the stability of citizens’ attitudes toward independence in Scotland and Québec, presented at the CPSA Annual Conference. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

How Stable Are Key Political Values and Beliefs of Canadian Voters?

Published: September 18, 2022

A presentation on the stability of key political values and beliefs among Canadian voters, given at the APSA Annual Meeting in 2022. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

Reassessing The Effect of Political Trust on Vote Choice in Canada: A Longitudinal Perspective (2000-2021)

Published: March 31, 2023

A presentation reassessing the effect of political trust on vote choice in Canada from 2000 to 2021, presented at the CSDC Student Conference.

Chair - Governance and Provincial Politics / La gouvernance et la politique provinciale

Published: June 01, 2023

Served as the chair for the session on Governance and Provincial Politics at the CPSA Annual Meeting in 2023.

Out of the Blue? The Drivers of Support for the Parti Conservateur du Québec in the 2022 Election

Published: June 01, 2023

A presentation analyzing the drivers of support for the Parti Conservateur du Québec in the 2022 election, given at the CPSA Annual Meeting. Presented with E. Bélanger.

The Making of a ‘Super Issue’: A Longitudinal Analysis of Attitudes Toward Scotland’s Independence

Published: June 01, 2023

A longitudinal analysis of attitudes toward Scotland’s independence, presented at the CPSA Annual Meeting. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

Regionalism(s) in Quebec: Analyzing Citizens’ Attitudes and Voting Behaviour

Published: September 03, 2023

This presentation analyzes the impact of regionalism on attitudes and voting behaviour in Quebec, presented at the APSA Annual Meeting. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

The Making of a ‘Super Issue’: A Longitudinal Analysis of Attitudes Toward Scotland’s Independence

Published: September 03, 2023

A longitudinal study analyzing attitudes toward Scotland’s independence, presented at the APSA Annual Meeting. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

Regionalism(s) and Vote Choice in Quebec

Published: September 17, 2023

An analysis of regionalism and its influence on vote choice in Quebec, presented at the UdeM Electoral Democracy Seminar. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

Regionalism(s) and Political Behaviour in Quebec

Published: September 17, 2023

A presentation on regional political behaviour in Quebec, presented at the CSDC McGill Lab.

Recent Immigrants’ Experiences with Integration Services: An Assessment of Access to Services across the Province

Published: November 20, 2023

This presentation assesses access to integration services for recent immigrants in Québec, presented at the Pathways to Prosperity National Conference. Presented with V.-A. Mahéo.

Higher Education, Higher Stakes: Education’s Role in Shaping Redistribution Preferences and Vote Choice in Canada

Published: March 22, 2024

A presentation on the relationship between education and redistribution preferences in Canada, given at the CSDC Graduate Students Conference.

Can Contacts with Public Services Foster Political Integration? A Study of New Immigrants’ Experiences and Their Attitudes

Published: April 06, 2024

This talk investigates how contact with public services can influence political integration among new immigrants, presented at the MPSA Annual Meeting. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

Higher Education, Higher Stakes: Education’s Role in Shaping Redistribution Preferences and Vote Choice in Canada

Published: June 17, 2024

This presentation discusses how education affects redistribution preferences and vote choice in Canada, presented at the CSDC McGill Lab in June 2024.

Higher Education, Higher Stakes: Education’s Role in Shaping Redistribution Preferences and Vote Choice

Published: September 06, 2024

This talk explores the role of education in shaping redistribution preferences and vote choice. It was presented at the 2024 APSA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. Presented with J.-F. Daoust.

Teaching experience 1

Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014

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Teaching experience 2

Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015

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