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Stephen G. Tomblin

Professor in Political Science and Medicine (Cross-Appointed)
SN-2035
Department of Political Science, Science Building
Memorial University of Newfoundland
St. John’s, NL A1B 3X9 Canada
Phone: (709) 864-8189
Email: stomblin[at]mun[dot]ca (or search here)

Academics
B.A. (Calgary), M.A. (Dalhousie), Ph.D. (British Columbia)

Areas for Student Research Supervision
• Canadian and provincial politics
• Comparative public policy and public administration
• Health policy
• Regionalism and economic development

Examples of Recent Courses Taught
2600 Intro to Public Policy and Administration; 2800 Intro to Canadian Politics and Government; 3610 Public Administration in Canada; 3800 Federalism in Canada; 4310 Comparative Federalism; 4870 Regionalism in Canada; 6700 Canadian Politics; 6780 Politics of the Atlantic Provinces

Bio
Dr. Tomblin's recent work has emphasized comparative provincial research on health policy change. He is part of a Canadian team that works out of the World Health Organization Collaboration Centre and which focuses on Health Human Resource needs-based planning, governance and public policy. This collaboration has provided an opportunity to learn about the challenges of health policy in different historical, institutional, cultural, and political economy contexts, including in Brazil, Jamaica and Zambia.

Select Papers & Publications
James P. Feehan, Jeffery Braun-Jackson, Ronald Penney and Stephen G. Tomblin, “Newfoundland and Labrador” in Andrew Sancton and Robert Young (eds.), Foundations of Governance: Municipal Government in Canada’s Provinces. Toronto: University of Toronto Press 2009, 453-487.

Stephen Tomblin, Jeffery Braun Jackson, "Health Restructuring in Newfoundland and Labrador", Canadian Political Science Review 3(4). December 2009. pp. 15-30

David Freshwater and Stephen Tomblin, "Making Sense of Realities in the "Uncharted Fringe" Edited by Godfrey Baldacchino, Rob Greenwood, and Larry Felt. Remote Control: Governance Lessons from Small, Insular, and Remote Regions. (St. John's: Institute of Social Economic Research, 2009. pp. 19-46

Stephen Tomblin, The Challenge of Renewing Governance in Canada. Edited by Shaun F. Goldfinch, and Joe L. Wallis. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2009. pp. 187-200.

Stephen Tomblin and David Freshwater, “Rural-Urban Integration and Interaction,” in Larry Felt and Godrey Baldacchino, editors, Remote Control: Lessons in Governance from/for Small Places. (St. John’s: Institute of Social Economic Research, 2007).

Stephen Tomblin and Wade Locke, “The Atlantic Accord Negotiations: Confluence and Conflict of Interests,” in John Scott, Labour Relations Interests in Newfoundland: Rolf Hattenhsuer’s Legacy. (St. John’s: ISER, 2006).

“Creating a More Democratic Health System: A Critical Review of Constraints and a New Approach to Health Restructuring,” in Tom Macintosh, Pierre-Gerlier Forest and Greg Marchildon, editors, The Governance of Health Care in Canada. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2004). pp. 280-311.

Stephen Tomblin, Ottawa and the Outer Provinces (Toronto: James Lorimer and Company Publishers, 1996).
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Last Updated: August 10th, 2010