David Milne Professor Emeritus Education Ph.D. Political Studies, University of Toronto, 1975 M.A. Political Studies, University of Toronto, 1966 B.A. Honours History, Queen's University, 1965 Academic Awards and Achievements Award of $50,000, international Summer Institute Grant, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada [SSHRCC], Summer 1996 Award of $195,000 Government of Prince Edward Island Grant, and several other public and private sector grants for the North Atlantic Islands Research Programme, Institute of Island Studies, Canada, 1995-1998 Named Distinguished Visiting Professor, University of Alberta, 1988 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Research Grant, 1983 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Research Grant, 1979 Many local SSHRCC and UPEI, Senate Research Awards, 1975-95 Canada Council, Research Grants, 1974-75 Canada Council Doctoral Fellowship, 1960-70 Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation Scholarship, 1969-70 (declined) University of Toronto Open Scholarship, 1967-68 5 Province of Ontario Fellowships, 1965-70 Academic Employment Visiting Professor, Department of Public Policy, University of Malta, 1997-98 University of Prince Edward Island: Professor, 1984-97 Associate Professor, 1978-84 Assistant Professor, 1970-78 Visiting Professor, Carleton University, Spring 1990 University of Toronto: Instructor and Teaching Assistant, 1966-69 Areas of Academic Teaching and Interest Public Policy on Economic Development for European Small Islands and Small States Canadian Constitutional Politics and Law Canadian and Comparative Federalism Political Theory Canadian Politics and Government International Relations Theory Publications: Books Political Economy of Island Juristictions: Lessons from the North Atlantic (co-editor, Godfrey Baldacchino, associate editors Barry Bartmann & Rob Greenwood) a book publication of the North Atlantic Islands Programme, a joint project of the Institute of Island Studies, UPEI, Canada, and NordREFO (the Nordic Institute of Regional Policy Research, Stolkholm), MacMillan publishers, London, fall 1999 The Canadian Constitution 3rd edition, (Toronto: Lorimer, 1991), paper and cloth editions, 374 pp.(Earlier editions in 1989, 1981) Tug of War: Ottawa and the Provinces under Trudeau and Mulroney, (Toronto:Lorimer, 1986), paper and cloth editions, 275 pp. The Garden Transformed: Prince Edward Island 1945-1980, V.Smitheram, D. Milne, S. Dasgupta, eds., (Charlottetown: Ragweed Press, 1982), paperback, 271 pp. Royal Commision and Consultancy Reports The Case of New Brunswick-Aboriginal Relations, A Research Report to the Canadian Governments and Aboriginal Peoples Project, Royal Commision on Aboriginal Peoples, 1994, 89 pp. Major contributing author and editor, Report of the New Brunswick Commision On Candian Federalism, January 1992, 52 pp. Concurrency with Provincial Paramountcy: A Research Project on the Division of Powers for Federal Provincial Relations Office of the Government of Canada, (with Micael Collins, Lisa Young and Peter Dauvergne) July 5, 1991, 93 pp. UPEI Department of Political Studies 550 University Avenue, Charlottetown, PE Canada C1A 4P3 (902) 566-0331 Designed by Allan Manley and Gavin Anderegg