Peer-reviewed articles Éric Montpetit

• Beaulieu-Guay, L.-R., Costa, M. A. et Montpetit, É. (2023). Policy change and information search: a test of the politics of information using regulatory data. Policy Sciences. 
• Pierre Squevin, D. A., Montpetit, É., et Moyson, S. (2021). Closer than they look at first glance: A systematic review and a research agenda regarding measurement practices for policy learning. International Review of Public Policy, 3(2). 
• Montpetit, E. and Öberg, P. 2021. Expert Views in the Media during Canadian and Swedish Elections: Educative or Entertaining? IRPP Insight 35. Institute for Research on Public Policy. PDF
• Beaulieu-Guay, L.-R., Tremblay-Faulkner, M. et Montpetit, É. (2020). Does business influence government regulations? New evidence from Canadian impact assessments. Regulation & Governance.     
• Montpetit, É. et Harvey, A. (2018). Media Storms and Policy Expertise: How Environmental Beat Journalists Gained Influence During a Shale Gas Controversy. Environmental Communication. PDF
• Montpetit, E. et Lachapelle, E. (2017). New environmental technology uptake and bias toward the status quo: The case of phytoremediation. Environmental Technology & Innovation, 7, 102-109.
• Montpetit, É. et Lachapelle, E. (2017). Policy learning, motivated scepticism, and the politics of shale gas development in British Columbia and Quebec. Policy and Society, 36(2), 195-214.
• Castro Colina, L. et Montpetit, É. (2017). The Role of Scientific Excellence in the Changing Meaning of Maize in Mexico. Review of Policy Research, 35(1), 12-30.
• Montpetit, É., Rothmay Allison, C. et Engeli, I. (2016). Has Simeon's Vision Prevailed among Canadian Policy Scholars?. Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue canadienne de science politique, 49(4), 763-785. PDFHTML
• Montpetit, É. et Lachapelle, É. (2015). Information, values and expert decision-making: the case of soil decontamination. Policy Sciences, 49(2), 155-171.