David Stuewe

Current Teaching

• BUSI 6019  Managing Business Government Relations
  
• BUSI 6900  Corporate Social Responsibility, Business Ethics and Sustainability & Introduction to Business-Government Relations

Research Interests

David’s primary research interest is governance of arm's-length government agencies focusing on accountability measurement, leadership and organizational structure. His research on government support for business has included over $2 million in proprietary research projects. Additionally he has led over $500,000 worth of research on the impact of leadership models on the incidence of illness and injury.  

Selected Awards and Honours

• 2010-2015  Fellow, Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs
• 2008-2011  Strategic Leadership for Safety: A Manitoba Perspective, $90,000
• 2008-2010  Yearly Research Projects, Government of Nova Scotia, $320,000

Selected Publications

• Leadership's role: Enhancing workplace safety via applied research  Stuewe, D.  British Columbia Federation of Labour & Occupational Health & Safety Committee, Vancouver, May 5  (2008)
  
• Safety climate: Leadership's role enhancing workplace safety  Stuewe, D.  Manitoba Federation of Labour & Occupational Health & Safety Committee, April 17  (2008)