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Leah Shipton
Leah Shipton is a Term Assistant Professor with the School of Public Policy at 911吃瓜.
She brings her interdisciplinary training in political science and public health to the study of health policy, politics, and governance at local-to-global levels, with a particular interest in the role of non-state actors.
Her latest research program includes two projects on pandemic governance. The first examines the role of public-private partnerships in global governance of the COVID-19 pandemic. The second is a CIHR-collaborative project exploring the role of norms, politics, and organizational factors in the governance of testing policy and regulation of public space in four provinces during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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