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Publications

Peer reviewed

  1. Jacques, Olivier, Sharon Baute, Marius Busemeyer et David Weisstanner. Forthcoming. “Health care as social investment? Public opinion on trade-offs between curative and preventive care in four OECD countries. ” Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law.

  2. Jacques, Olivier, Emna Ben Jelili et Emmanuelle Arpin. Forthcoming. “Convergences et divergences idéologiques sur les dépenses sociales et de santé.” Sociologie et Sociétés.

  3. Moury, Catherine, Olivier Jacques et Emna Ben Jelili. 2025 “Damned if you do, damned if you don’t : The politics of pandemic preparation as a grand challenge.” International Review of Administrative Sciences.

  4. Chassé, Philippe, Olivier Jacques et Colin Scott. 2025 “Between decentralization and asymmetry: Explaining preferences about the division of power in Canada.” Publius : The Journal of Federalism. 55(1) : 147–173.

  5. Borwein, Sophie, Olivier Jacques, Daniel Béland et André Lecours. 2025. “National standards or subnational autonomy : the politics of fiscal federalism in Canada.” Territory, Politics and Governance. 13(4), 544-564.

  6. Hanniman, Kyle Olivier Jacques, Scott Matthews, Abbott, Christopher et Elizabeth Goodyear Grant. 2024. “When Partisanship and Technocratic Credibility Collide : Mass Attitudes and Central Bank Endorsements of Fiscal Policy in Canada and the United States.”  Socio-Economic Review

  7. , Philippe, Olivier Jacques et Colin Scott. Forthcoming “Between decentralization and asymmetry: Explaining preferences about the division of power in Canada.”Publius: The Journal of Federalism.

  8. Jacques, Olivier, Emna Ben Jelili et Emmanuelle Arpin. Forthcoming. “Convergences et divergences idéologiques sur les dépenses sociales et de santé.” Sociologie et Sociétés.

  9. Jacques, Olivier. 2024. “ Les contraintes politiques et institutionnelles au règlement du déséquilibre fiscal.” Politique et Sociétés 43(2).

  10. Olivier Jacques and Marion Perrot. 2024. “Who’s to blame for the crisis of the healthcare system?” Canadian Public Administration.

  11. Déry, Axel, Olivier Jacques and Shanon Dinan. 2024. “Les préférences des Québécois sur l’intervention de l’État: une exception au Canada?” Canadian Public Policy.

  12. Cronert, Axel, Olivier Jacques and Benjamin Ferland. 2023. “Minding the Time Gap: Politicians’ Perspectives on Inter-Temporal Trade-Offs in Policy and Politics.” Journal of European Public Policy.

  13. Jacques, Olivier. 2023. “Welfare state regimes, social policy legacies and resistance to austerity.” Social Policy & Administration.

  14. Borwein, Sophie, Olivier Jacques, Daniel Béland and André Lecours. 2023. "National standards or territorial autonomy? Public opinion and the politics of fiscal federalism for health care in Canada" Territory, Politics and Governance.

  15. Jacques, Olivier, Emmanuelle Arpin, Mehdi Ammi and Alain Noël. 2023. “The Political and fiscal determinants of public health and curative care expenditures : Evidence from the Canadian Provinces, 1980-2018.” Canadian Journal of Public Health

  16. Béland, Daniel, Shannon Dinan, Olivier Jacques and Patrick Marier. 2023. “The « Right » and the Welfare State : The Case of the Coalition Avenir Québec Government.” Canadian Journal of Political Science

  17. Jacques, Olivier. 2023. “Explaining Willingness to Pay Taxes: The Role of Income, Education, Ideology.” Journal of European Social Policy.

  18. Jacques, Olivier and Alain Noël. 2022. “The politics of public health investment.” Social Science & Medicine.       

  19. Jacques, Olivier and Alain Noël. 2022. “Welfare State Decommodification and Population Health.” Plos One.

  20. Jacques, Olivier and Éric Bélanger. 2022. "Deficit or Austerity Bias? The Changing Nature of Canadians' Opinion of Fiscal Policies." Canadian Journal of Political Science. 

  21. Jacques, Olivier, Daniel Béland and André Lecours. 2021. "Fiscal Federalism, Social Identity and Place-Based Resentment." Regional Studies.

  22. Jacques, Olivier. 2021. “Electoral Competition and the Party Politics of Long-term Investments.” Party Politics

  23. Jacques, Olivier. 2021. “Austerity and the path of least resistance : how fiscal consolidations crowd out long term investments.” Journal of European Public Policy. 28(4): 551-570.  

  24. Jacques, Olivier and Lukas Haffert. 2021. “Are Governments Paying a Price for Austerity? Fiscal Consolidations Reduce Government Approval.” European Political Science Review. 13(2): 189-207. 

  25. Jacques, Olivier and Benjamin Ferland. 2021. “Political discretion in infrastructure spending in Canada”. Canadian Journal of Political Science. 54(1): 96-117.

  26. Jacques, Olivier and Alain Noël. 2021. "Targeting Within Universalism." Journal of European Social Policy. 31(1): 15-29.

  27. Jacques, Olivier. 2020."Partisan priorities under fiscal constraints in Canadian provinces." Canadian Public Policy/Analyse de Politiques

  28. Jacques, Olivier and Alain Noël. 2018. "The case for welfare state universalism, or the lasting relevance of the paradox of redistribution" Journal of European Social Policy. 28(1): 70-85

  29. Arsenault, Gabriel, Olivier Jacques and Antonia Maioni. 2018. “Services de garde subventionnés: pourquoi le Québec continue-t-il de faire cavalier seul.” Institute for Research in Public Policy study. Study no 67.

  30. Zorn, Nicolas, and Olivier Jacques. 2017. “Under the Rising Wave. How Disaggregated Revenue Sources Can Tell Another Story for Québec’s Top Income Share.” Journal of Income Distribution. 25 (1). 1-25

  31. Jacques, Olivier. 2015. “Le compromis fiscal scandinave: la taxation néolibérale d'un État social-démocrate” Revue Politikos Journal 1: 25-39

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Book chapters

 

  1. Daniel Béland, Shannon Dinan et Olivier Jacques. À paraitre. “ Social Policy.” Dans James Bickerton, Alain G. Gagnon, Luc Turgeon et Rebecca Wallace (dir.) Canadian Politics (8e édition). University of Toronto Press.

  2. Jacques, Olivier et Alain Noël. 2025. “Introduction : Inequality and Redistribution across Territories ”, dans Olivier Jacques et Alain Noël (dir.) Territories of Inequality: How Federalism and Redistribution Interact. McGill-Queen’s University Press

  3. Jacques, Olivier et Peter Graefe. 2025. “The partisan politics of fiscal federalism in Canada.” Dans Jacques, Olivier et Alain Noël (dir). Territories of Inequality: How Federalism and Redistribution Interact. McGill-Queen’s University Press.

  4. Béland, Daniel, Olivier Jacques et Alexandra Hays-Alberstat. 2025. “Health Care Politics in the Mist of a Pandemic and Minority Governments. ” Dans A. Fortier-Chouinard, L. Birch, G. Arsenault, D. Duval et Y. Dufresne (dir.), Assessing Justin Trudeau’s Minority Governments (2019-2025). Presses de l’Université Laval.

  5. Olivier Jacques et Antoine Genest Grégoire. 2025. “Funding Social Policy in Canada.” Daniel Béland, Rianne Mahon et Allison Smith (dirs). The Oxford Handbook of Social Policy in Canada. Oxford University Press.

  6. Olivier Jacques, Daniel Béland et André Lecours. 2025. “The political economy of federal equalisation in Canada.” Dans Mikel Erkorera (dir.) Fiscal Federalism and Equalisation Transfers : Balancing Regional Autonomy and Solidarity. Leiden : Brill. 110-135.

  7. ​Éric Bélanger et Olivier Jacques. 2023. “Federal Government Approval in Canada: Economics, Politics, and Fiscal Policy in Changing Times.” In Tim Hellwig and Matt Singer. Economics and Politics Revisited: Executive Approval and the New Calculus of Support. Oxford University Press

  8. Bertrand, Yan, Jacques, Olivier et Antonia Maioni. 2022. “Bilan des promesses du gouvernement Legault en santé : de réformes à blocages.” In Lisa Maureen Birch, Yanick Dufresne et Dominic Duval (dir.) Bilan du gouvernement de la CAQ : entre nationalisme et pandémie. Presses de l’Université Laval. 

  9. Béland, Daniel, Dinan, Shannon, Jacques, Olivier et Patrick Marier. 2022. “La protection sociale à travers le parcours de vie.” In L.M. Birch, Y. Dufresne et D. Duval (dir.) Bilan du gouvernement de la CAQ : entre nationalisme et pandémie. Presses de l’Université Laval

  10. Jacques, Olivier. 2020. “Funding the state: taxation in Canada from a comparative politics perspective.” In E. Heaman et D. Tough (eds.) Who Pays for Canada, Taxation and Fairness. McGill Queen’s University Press. 58-89

  11. Arsenault, Gabriel and Olivier Jacques. 2020. “Les services de garde en Atlantique : entre contraintes fiscales et innovations.” In D. Pépin-Filion and M. Landry (eds). L’État de l’Acadie. Canadian Institute For Research On Linguistic Minorities.

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