Jennifer Stewart

Associate Professor

Director,
School of Public Policy and Administration

Health economics,
labour economics

Honours
Academic Leadership
Active Initiatives
Journal Articles
Lecture and Interview Videos
Media Coverage

613-520-2600 x 2632

jennifer.stewart
@carleton.ca

5217 Richcraft Hall

Brief Biography: Research Areas: Health Economics, Labour Economics
Teaching Concentration: Policy Analysis
Courses Taught: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Microeconomics, Research Methods, Health Economics

Honours

CAUT Dedicated Service Award, 2015
Dean’s Award for Excellence in Graduate Research (Social Science), 1999

Academic Leadership

Academic Director Carleton Research Data Center 2019-2021

View Quicklink: Science Committee for ESG

Canadian Research Data Centre Network Academic Council Vice-Chair 2019/2021

View Quicklink: Civid-19 recovery task force

Academic Director Ottawa-Outaouais Research Data Center 2015-2019

Co-host Canadian Health Economics Study Group 2007 & 2015

Active Initiatives

Journal Articles

Stewart, Jennifer, Richard Kibombo, and L. Pauline Rankin. “Gendered Livelihoods in the Artisanal Mining Sector in the Great Lakes Region.” Canadian journal of African studies 54(1): pp. 37–56 (January 2020) Toronto: Routledge.
Bartram, Mary, and Jennifer M Stewart. “Income-Based Inequities in Access to Psychotherapy and Other Mental Health Services in Canada and Australia.” Health policy (Amsterdam) 123(1): pp. 45-50 (January 2019) Ireland: Elsevier B.V.
Stewart, Jennifer M, and Saul Schwartz. “Equal Education, Unequal Jobs: College and University Students with Disabilities.” Relations industrielles (Québec, Québec) 73(2): pp. 369-394 (2018) Quebec: Département des relations industrielles de l’Université Laval.
Chowhan, James, and Jennifer M Stewart. “While Mothers Work Do Children Shirk? Determinants of Youth Obesity.” Applied economic perspectives and policy 36(2): pp. 287-308 (June 2014) Oxford University Press.
McEwen, Annie, and Jennifer M Stewart. “The Relationship Between Income and Children’s Outcomes: A Synthesis of Canadian Evidence.” Canadian public policy 40(1): pp. 99-109 (March 2014) Guelph: University of Toronto Press.
Elgar, Frank J, and Jennifer M Stewart. “Validity of Self-Report Screening for Overweight and Obesity: Evidence from the Canadian Community Health Survey.” Canadian journal of public health 99(5): pp. 423-427 (September 2008) Cham: Canadian Public Health Association.
Jennifer M Stewart, James Chowhan “Television and child outcomes: Can socio-economic status mediate the link?” Social Science & Medicine, 65(7): pp. 1324-1336 (October 2007). Elsevier.
Dooley, Martin, and Jennifer Stewart. “Family Income, Parenting Styles and Child Behavioural-Emotional Outcomes.” Health economics 16(2): pp. 145–162 (February 2007) Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Dooley, Martin, Ellen Lipman, and Jennifer Stewart. “Exploring the Good Mother Hypothesis: Do Child Outcomes Vary with the Mother’s Share of Income?” Canadian public policy 31(2): pp. 123–143 (June 2005) Guelph: University of Toronto Press.
Dooley, Martin, and Jennifer Stewart. “Family Income and Child Outcomes in Canada.” The Canadian journal of economics 37(4): pp. 898-917 (November 2004) Oxford, UK; Malden.
Stewart, Jennifer M et al. “Do Ordering Effects Matter in Willingness-to-Pay Studies of Health Care?” Journal of health economics 21(4): pp. 585-599 (2002) Netherlands: Elsevier B.V.
O’Shea, Eamon, Jennifer Stewart, Cam Donaldson, and Phil Shackley “Eliciting Preferences for Resources Allocation in Health Care,” Economic and Social Review, 32(3): pp.217-238 (2002). SAGE Publications.URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2262/61833
Stewart, Jennifer M. “The Impact of Health Status on the Duration of Unemployment Spells and the Implications for Studies of the Impact of Unemployment on Health Status.” Journal of health economics 20(5): pp. 781–796 (2001) Netherlands: Elsevier B.V.
Wall, R., Rehm, J., Fischer, B., Brand’s, B., Gliksman, L., Stewart, J., Medved, W., & Blake, J. “Social costs of untreated opioid dependence.” Journal of Urban Health, 77(4): pp 688–722 (December 2000). New York: Springer-Verlag.
Stewart, Jennifer, and Martin D Dooley. “The Duration of Spells on Welfare and Off Welfare Among Lone Mothers in Ontario.” Canadian public policy 25: pp. S47–S72 (November 1999). Downsview, Ont: University of Toronto Press.

Lecture and Interview Videos

Media coverage

SPPA News

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Carleton Team Places First in National Public Administration Student Case Competition

Carleton University’s SPPA team won the gold medal for their presentation on the case study “A Wicked Problem? Rough Sleeping in Cities” at the National Public Administration Student Case Competition on February 26. The Carleton team consisted of students in SPPA's Master of Public Policy and Administration program: Nick Harrison, Kelsey... More

Monday, February 28, 2022

Carleton Team Wins Gold at National Case Competition

Congratulations to the Carleton SPPA team who won the gold medal for their presentation at the National Public Administration Student Case Competition on Saturday, February 26. The event is jointly presented by the Canadian Association of Programs in Public Administration (CAPPA) and the Institute of Public Administration of Canada (IPAC). The... More

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