OWEN, Stephen
Selected Publications

This bibliography includes books, chapters in books and magazine articles written, edited, compiled or translated by the parliamentarian.

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Current ombudsman issues: an international perspective. [Edmonton] : International Ombudsman Institute, 1990. 34 p.

Special enterprise zones. Geneva : International Management Institute, 1986.

Canada, First Nations, provinces working out ways to manage their resource. In: Concordance. Harvard Law School, Program on Negotiation, 1994. no. 7: 5.

Current ombudsman issues: an international perspective. In: The ombudsman: Caribbean and international perspectives / edited by Patrick Emmanuel. Symposium on the Role of the Ombudsman in the Commonwealth Caribbean (1989 : Barbados). Cave Hill, Barbados : University of the West Indies, Institute of Social and Economic Research (Eastern Caribbean), 1993. viii, 288 p.

Managing for sustainability. In: The cornerstone of development: integrating environmental, social, and economic policies. Holtz, Susan and Jamie Schnurr (eds.). Ottawa : International Development Research Centre, 1998. pp. 117-47.

The ombudsman and systems solutions to unfairness in public administration. In: A special anniversary issue: commemorating twenty years of ombudsmanship in Canada / edited by Randall E. Ivany. Canadian Ombudsman Conference (1987: Edmonton, Alberta). Edmonton : International Ombudsman Institute, 1987. pp. 70-4.

The ombudsman: essential elements and common challenges. In: The Ombudsman: diversity and development. Reif, Linda C., Mary A. Marshall and Charles Ferris (eds.). Edmonton : International Ombudsman Institute, 1993. pp. 1-19.

Où allons-nous maintenant? Établir les bases de la relation entre le pouvoir exécutif et la magistrature = Where do we go from here? Laying the foundation of the executive-judicial relationship. In : Établir la rémunération des juges : perspectives multidisciplinaires. [Ottawa] : Commission du droit du Canada, [1999]. pp. 113-17.

Participation and sustainability. In: Trans-border citizens: networks and new institutions in North America / .... edited by Rodney Dobell and Michael Neufeld. North American Institute. Forum (11th : 1993 : Santa Fe, N.M.). Lantzville, B.C. : Oolichan Books, 1994. pp. 45 -52.

Participation and sustainability: the imperatives of resource & environmental management. In: Law and process in environmental management: essays from the sixth CIRL Conference on Natural Resources Law / edited by Steven A. Kennett. CIRL Conference on Natural Resources Law (6th: 1993: Ottawa, Ont.). Calgary, Alta : Canadian Institute of Resources Law = Institut canadien du droit des ressources, 1993. pp. 335-66.

The provision of legal aid services in Canada. In: Materials for the Canadian Bar Association and the International Bar Association's National Symposium on Legal Aid: August 16th and 17th, 1985, Halifax Sheraton, Halifax, Nova Scotia. National Symposium on Legal Aid (1985 : Halifax, N.S.). [Ottawa] : Canadian Bar Association, [1985]. [1 v. (various pagings)]

Shared decision making - a case study? In: Connecting policy to practice in the human services. Wharf, Brian and B.D. McKenzie (eds.). Toronto : Oxford University Press, 1998. pp. [80]-96.

Where do we go from here? Laying the foundation of the executive-judicial relationship = Où allons-nous maintenant? Établir les bases de la relation entre le pouvoir exécutif et la magistrature. In: Setting judicial compensation: a multi-disciplinary perspective. [Ottawa] : Law Commission of Canada, 1999. pp. 105-09.

The expanding role of the ombudsman in the administrative state. University of Toronto Law Journal. 40 (3):670-86 Summer 1990.

Fighting terrorism within the law. National. 11 (3):6 May 2002.

Land use planning in the nineties: CORE lessons. Environments. 25 (2/3):14-26 1998.

Proposal for a Canadian federal ombudsman office. Ombudsman Journal. no. 10:5-15 1992.

Why we need a federal ombudsman. Policy Options = Options politiques. 13:3-6 July/Aug. 1992.

Will interest negotiations produce a truce in British Columbia's forest wars. Consensus. MIT - Harvard Public Disputes Program, no. 27:2 July 1995.

Environmental law and policy. Letcher, Gary A. and Stephen Owen. [Vancouver : University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law], 1994-. v. 1.

Examen quadriennal de l'Accord nord-américain de coopération dans le domaine de l'environnement : rapport du Comité d'examen indépendant = Four-year review of the North American Agreement on environmental cooperation: report of the Independent Review Committee. Bendesky, Léon, Barbara L. Bramble et Stephen Owen. Montréal : Comité d'examen indépendant de l'ANACDE, juin 1998. 45 p.

Four-year review of the North American Agreement on environmental cooperation: report of the Independent Review Committee = Examen quadriennal de l'Accord nord-américain de coopération dans le domaine de l'environnement : rapport du Comité d'examen indépendant. Bendesky, Léon, Barbara L. Bramble and Stephen Owen. Montreal : Independent Review Committee of the NAAEC, 1998. 54 p.

Good governance and conflict management: framework for conflict analysis and resolution. Grzybowski, Alex and Stephen Owen. Victoria, B.C. : University of Victoria, Institute for Dispute Resolution, 2001. ix, 41 p.

The provision of legal aid services in Canada. Canadian Bar Association. National Legal Aid Liaison Committee. [Ottawa] : The Committee, [1985]. 33 p., 5 leaves.

Forest management in British Columbia: the transition to sustainability. Owen, Stephen and David Greer. In: Traditional and modern approaches to the environment on the Pacific Rim: tensions and values / with a foreword by Maurice Strong. Coward, Harold G. (ed.). Albany, N.Y. : State University of New York Press, c1998. pp. 155-75.

Talking about treaties and titles [Simon Fraser University public education meeting]. Gibson, Gordon, Stephen Owen, Geoff Plant, Stewart Phillip and Gerald Wesley. Fraser Forum. p. 14 June 2002.