About
Luc Juillet is an Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa’s Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, with a cross-appointment at the Institute of the Environment. He specializes in comparative and Canadian public administration, environmental policy, and political institutions. His research focuses on public sector accountability, lobbying regulation, and conflicts of interest in government. Juillet holds a Ph.D. in Public Policy from Carleton University.
He teaches courses such as API6716 Politiques environnementales et climatiques, API5116 Democratic Government and Public Policy, and EVD5113 Foundations of Environmental Policy. His work bridges academic and practical realms, having served as a consultant for Canada’s Treasury Board Secretariat, Public Service Commission, and Department of Justice. Internationally, he advised Greece’s Ministry of Administrative Reforms on civil service reforms.
Key research interests include environmental justice, global environmental governance, climate policy, Westminster systems, and parliamentary institutions. Juillet currently serves as associate editor of Canadian Public Administration and editor of the University of Toronto Press’ Public Management and Governance book series.
His recent publications explore audit practices, government corporatization, and transparency dynamics in Canadian public administration. He has contributed to debates on political ethics regulation and comparative democratic systems.
