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Richards, G. (2018). "The Science–Policy Relationship Hierarchy (SPRHi) Model of Co-Production: How Climate Science Organizations Have Influenced the Policy Process in Canadian Case Studies." Policy Sciences (in press - available online). [abstract | manuscript]

Richards, G. and Carruthers Den Hoed, R. (2018). "Seven Strategies of Climate Change Science Communication for Policy Change: Combining Academic Theory with Practical Evidence from Science–Policy Partnerships in Canada." Handbook of Climate Change Communication: Vol. 2 - Climate Change Management (eds. W. Leal Filho, E. Manolas, A. Azul, U. Azeiteiro, and H. McGhie). Cham: Springer. [abstract | manuscript]

Richards, G. (2017). "How Research–Policy Partnerships Can Benefit Government: A Win–Win for Evidence-Based Policy-Making." Canadian Public Policy, vol. 43(2), pp. 165-170. [full text]

Lacroix, K. and Richards, G. (2015). "An Alternative Policy Evaluation of the British Columbia Carbon Tax: Broadening the Application of Elinor Ostrom’s Design Principles for Managing Common-Pool Resources." Ecology and Society, vol. 20(2), art. 38. [full text]

Richards, G., Belcher, K., and Noble, B. (2013). "Informational Barriers to Effective Policy-Public Communication: A Case Study of Wind Energy Planning in Saskatchewan, Canada." Canadian Public Policy, vol. 39(3), pp. 431-450. [abstract]

Richards, G., Noble, B., and Belcher, K. (2012). “Barriers to Renewable Energy Development: A Case Study of Large-Scale Wind Energy in Saskatchewan, Canada.” Energy Policy, vol. 42(1), pp. 691-698. [abstract]

Richards, G. (2017, September 14). "The Wisdom of Research–Policy Partnerships." Policy Options [full text] - short version of the 2017 Canadian Public Policy article above.

Richards, G. (2016, March 26). "Viewpoint: Carbon Pricing Must Be Topic in Election." Saskatoon StarPhoenix [full text] - also picked up by Regina Leader-Post on March 28 [full text].

Richards, G. (2015). "Comedy of the Commons: Cheerful Options for Shared Resources in an Era of Climate Change." Alternatives Journal, vol. 41(5), p. 50. [full text]

Guske, A., Richards, G., Ferretti, J., Kunseler, E., van Enst, W., and Pettibone, L. (2015). "Understanding Science-Policy Interfaces" Ch. 1 in Research Gaps in Impact Assessment – Novel Perspectives of Early Stage Researchers (eds. S. Weiland and A. Podhora), LIAISE Network Innovation Report no. 7-8. [full text]

Lettrari, H. and Richards, G. (2014). "A Pocket Guide to the Internet’s Reddest Flags." The Martlet (University of Victoria Student Newspaper), October 9. [full text]

Reed, M., Daviduik, S., Richards, G., Neufeldt, M., Sheelanere, P., Kayira, J., Noble, B., Bowden, M., Liber, K., and Schindel, E. (2010). "Shifting Sands: Shaping Sustainability in Northwestern Saskatchewan." Report on a Public Outreach Workshop Sept 23-25, 2009. Saskatoon: University of Saskatchewan, School of Environment and Sustainability. [full text]

Richards, G. (2018). "Why Cities May Be the Most Appropriate Level of Government at Which to Pursue Climate Science–Policy Partnerships." Poster. Cities and Climate Change Science Conference (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), March 4-7, 2018, City of Edmonton. [full poster]

Richards, G. (2017). "Tips for PhD Comprehensive Exams." Output of a panel discussion I facilitated. [full text]

Richards, G. (2015). "Climate Change Action through Co-Productive Design in Science-Policy Partnerships at Municipal, Provincial, and National Levels of Government." PhD Dissertation. [full text]

Richards, G. (2013). "Translating Deliberative Democracy Theory into Practice: Five Essential Principles Applied to the Case of a City Council Meeting in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan." Research Paper. [full text]

Richards, G. (2012). "Tracing Factual Claims for Environmental Policy Dialogue: An Analysis of the Alberta Oil Sands Greenhouse Gas Controversy." Research Paper. [full text]

Richards, G. (2010). "Complexity as a Cause of Environmental Inaction: Case Studies of Large-Scale Wind Energy Development in Saskatchewan." Master's Thesis. [full text]