“CV”

advancing women in ag“CV” is the acronym for curriculum vitae…a fancy term used by academics to refer to their version of the ‘résumé’.   According to Wikipedia, curriculum vitae is a Latin expression which can be loosely translated as [the] course of [my] life.  Here’s a summary of mine. If you would like to see the 25-page-plus sleep-inducing extended version, contact me. 🙂

 

 

Scholarly and Professional Work

Publish or perish! The mark of a good researcher is evidenced by the quantity and quality of his/her publications. I have had the opportunity to author (or co-authored) a couple of books: Evaluating Performance of Research Networks (2008) and Innovation in Agri-Food Clusters (2013) plus I have penned several articles for books and academic journals (see below).  Stepping outside the ‘Ivory Tower’, I have had the privilege to also publish mainstream media pieces in a number of forums: The Western Producer, The Huffington Post (Alberta), The Winnipeg Free Press, RealAgriculture.com, AgWestBio Blog, Discover Mag Blogs, Scientific American Blog, and Independent Women’s Forum.  (see ‘Best of Blog’ for links to these works)

A. Books/Manuscripts:

  • Phillips, P.W.B., G. Webb, J. Karwandy and Camille D. Ryan. (2013). Innovation in Agri-Food Clusters: from theory to practice. CABI: UK.
  • Ryan, Camille D. (2008) Evaluating Performance of Research Networks: a socioeconomic framework for assessing funded research projects. Published by: VDM Verlag: Germany.

B. Peer reviewed journal articles:

  • Ryan, C.D., Samatha Gilbert, Andrew Schaul, John Swarthout, and Elizabeth Henggeler. (forthcoming). “Exploring the Evolution of GMO Labeling: perceptions, products, and politics”
  • Diekman, C., C.D. Ryan, T. Oliver. (2022) “Misinformation and Disinformation in Food Science & Nutrition: Impact on Practice.” Journal of Nutrition.
  • Ryan, C.D., Andrew Schaul, Ryan Butner, and John Swarthout. (2020). “Monetizing Disinformation in the Attention Economy: the case of GMOs.” European Management Journal: The Dark Side of Social Media (special issue). Volume 38, Issue 1. Pps: 7-18.
  • Phillips, P.W.B. and C.D. Ryan. (submitted and under review). “Governance of International Networks: Understanding Access and Benefits Sharing (ABS) of Knowledge among International Plant Genetic Resource Institutions.” International Journal of Technology and Globalization.
  • Clark, Lisa F., Keet, Michaela, and Camille D. Ryan. (2015). “Mediating the GM Foods Debate: Lessons from the Enduring Conflict Framework.” Journal of Food Law and Policy. Volume 11. Pps: 229-251.
  • Phillips, Peter W.B., Jeremy Karwandy, Graeme Webb and Camille D. Ryan (2015). “Innovation in agri-food clusters – Mini Review.” CAB Reviews10, No. 015. 
  • Ryan, Camille D., Michael St. Louis and P.W.B. Phillips (2014). “Incorporating network analysis into evaluation of innovation in ‘big science’: networks of scholars affiliated with the Canadian Light Source Synchrotron.” International Journal of Innovation Management. Volume 18, Issue 5.
  • Clark, Lisa, Camille D. Ryan and W. Kerr. (2014). “Direct Democracy, Sub-national Governments and the Re-Energized GMO Debate: Implications of California’s Proposition 37.” AgBioForum, Volume 16, Number 3. 
  • Ryan, Camille and Kari Doerksen. (2013). “Apathy and Online Activism: An Impetus for Science and Science Communication?” International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society. Volume 9.
  • Bubela, T., Paul N. Schofield, Camille D. Ryan, Rhiannon Adams and David Einhorn. (2013). “Managing Intellectual Property to Promote Pre-Competitive Research: the mouse as a model for constructing a robust research commons.” Journal of Law, Information and Science. Volume 20, Issue 1.
  • Boland, W., P.W.B. Phillips, C. Ryan and S. McPhee-Knowles. (2012). Collaboration and the generation of new knowledge in networked innovation systems: a bibliometric analysis. Social and Behavioural Sciences. Volume 52. Pps: 15-24.
  • Ryan, Cami, Jillian McDonald and Stuart Smyth (2012). “Assessing the Influence of International Agreements on the Development of Science-based Regulatory Systems in Transition Economies.” Journal of International Law and Trade Policy.Volume 13,No.2. pp 216-242.
  • Galushko, Viktoryia and Camille D. Ryan. (2012) “Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and Knowledge Sharing in Flax Breeding.” International Journal of Technology and Globalization. Volume 6. No. 3. Pps: 171-187.
  • Ryan, Cami and Stuart Smyth (2012). “Economic Implications of Low Level Presence in a Zero Tolerance European Import Market: The Case of Canadian Triffid Flax.” AgBioForum.15(1) pps: 21-30.
  • Ryan, Camille D., B. Li and Cooper H. Langford. (2011). “Innovative Workers in Relation to the City: the case of a Natural Resource-based Centre (Calgary).” City, Culture and Society. Volume 2, Issue 1. Pps: 45-54.
  • Ryan, Camille D. and Stuart J. Smyth.  (2010). “Facilitating Innovation in Agricultural Biotechnology: An Examination of the Ag-West Biotech Governance Model, 1989-2004.” AgBioForum. Volume 13, Number 2, Article 9. http://www.agbioforum.org/v13n2/v13n2a09-smyth.htm
  • Coenen, Lars, Jerker Moodysson, Camille D. Ryan, Bjørn Asheim and Peter W.B. Phillips.  (2006). “Knowledge bases and spatial patterns of collaboration: comparing the pharma and agro-food bioregions Scania and Saskatoon.” Industry and Innovation.  Volume 13, Number 4.  pps 393-414.
  • Ryan, Camille D. and Peter W.B. Phillips (2004). “Knowledge management in advanced technology industries: An examination of international agricultural biotechnology clusters.” Environment and Planning C, Government and Policy. London, England. Volume 22 (2) April, 217 – 232.

C. Peer reviewed book chapters/reports:

  • Smyth, S., Entine, J., MacDonald, R., Ryan, C., Wulster-Radcliffe (2020). “The Importance of Communicating Empirically Based Science for Society” CAST Commentary.
  • Ryan, Camille and Stuart J. Smyth. (2019). “Transgenic Flax and the Triffid Affair.” In A. Cullis (ed.), Genetics and Genomics of Linum, Plant Genetics and Genomics: Crops and Models 23. Pps: 249-260.
  • Clark, L. F., Mastroeni, M., & Ryan, C. D. (2016). Le maintien de l’intégrité scientifique dans les protocoles canadiens de réglementation: utiliser la réflexion stratégique pour faciliter l’innovation et améliorer la participation et la transparence. GénomeCanada.
  • Babuscio, Teresa, William Hill, Camille D. Ryan and Stuart Smyth. (2016). “The Canadian and European Union Impacts from the Detection of GM Flax.” In: Kalaitzandonakes N., Phillips P., Wesseler J., Smyth S. (eds) The Coexistence of Genetically Modified, Organic and Conventional Foods. Natural Resource Management and Policy, vol 49. Springer, New York, NY
  • Langford, Cooper, Ben Li, and Camille D. Ryan (2016). “Innovation from an oil and gas platform: Calgary.” Growing Urban Economies: Innovation, Creativity, and Governance in Canadian City-Regions. David Wolfe and Meric Gertler (eds). University of Toronto Press: Toronto.
  • Van Acker, Rene, S Zahra Cici, Michael Lohuis, Camille Ryan, Eric Sachs. (2015). “Gaining Societal Acceptance of Biotechnology: The Case for Societal Engagement.” Proceedings from the GMCC-15: Seventh GMCC, November 17-20, 2015, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Issue 211639.
  • Ryan, Camille D., Ben Li, and Cooper H. Langford. (2014). “Exploring “Creative” Talent in a Natural Resource-Based Centre: The Case of Calgary.” In Seeking Talent for Creative Cities: The Social Dynamics of Innovation (Jill Grant, editor). University of Toronto Press.
  • Ryan, Camille D. (2014). “Agriculture, Science and Public Perceptions of Biotechnology.” Report for Genome Prairie. August.
  • Ryan, C.D. (2014). “Biotechnology communications, mythmaking and the media.” In Handbook on Agriculture, Biotechnology and Development. Edward Elgar.
  • Ryan, C.D. and A. McHughen. (2014). “Tomatoes, potatoes and flax: implications of withdrawn products.” In Handbook on Agriculture, Biotechnology and Development. Edward Elgar.
  • Phillips, P. W., Boland, A., & Ryan, C. (2013). Public-Private-Producer Partnerships (P4s) in Canada. Report for Agriculture and AgriFood Canada. 
  • Phillips, P. W. B., Bill Boland and C.D. Ryan (2012). “Public Private Producer Partnerships in Canada (4Ps).” Report for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
  • Ryan, C. with H. Creech. (2012). “Experiment with Social Network Analysis: Assessing the scope and scale of IISD’s relationships on Internet governance to test the usefulness of social network analysis for network evaluation.” International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD).
  • Gaisford, J., W. Kerr, P.W.B. Phillips and C.D. Ryan. (2011). “High-tech clustering in Canada.” In Industrial Organization in Canada: Empirical Evidence and Policy Challenges. Industry Canada. McGill-Queen’s University Press. Pps: 284-335.
  • Phillips, P. W., Boland, W. P., & Ryan, C. D. (2009). Centreless governance for the management of a global R&D process: Public-Private Partnerships and Plant-Genetic Resource Management. Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Open SIUC.
  • Camille D. Ryan and P.W.B. Phillips. (2008). “Evaluating Knowledge Management Capacity in R&D Networks: Social network analyses of Genome Canada projects.” In Applications of Social Network Analysis ASNA 2005.  Uwe Serdült and Volker Täube (eds).  Pps: 233-254.
  • Phillips, P.W.B., Camille D. Ryan, Jeremy Karwandy, Tara Lynn Procyshyn and Julie Lynn Parchewski. (2008). “The Saskatoon Agricultural-biotechnology Cluster.” In Handbook of Research on Clusters: Theories, Policies and Case Studies.  Karlsson, C. (ed). Aldershot, UK and Brookfield, U.S: Edward Elgar. Pps: 239 – 252.
  • Phillips, P.W.B. and Camille D. Ryan.  (2007). “The Role of Clusters in Driving Innovation.” In the Handbook of Best Practices for Management of Intellectual Property in Health and Agriculture, Krattiger etal (eds).  The Centre for the Management of IP in Health R&D (MIHR) and the Public Intellectual Property Resource for Agriculture (PIPRA) (supported through the Rockefeller Foundation). Pps 281 – 294.
  • Smyth, S., Phillips, P. W., Boland, W., & Ryan, C. D. (2007). Economic and Networking Impact Assessment For Ag-West Bio Inc.: 1989-2007.
  • Phillips, P.W.B. and Camille D. Ryan.  (2007). “Building clusters: exploring public policy options for supporting regional innovation.” In the Handbook of Best Practices for Management of Intellectual Property in Health and Agriculture, Krattiger etal (eds).  The Centre for the Management of IP in Health R&D (MIHR) and the Public Intellectual Property Resource for Agriculture (PIPRA) (supported through the Rockefeller Foundation). Pps 317 – 336.
  • Phillips, P.W.B., Camille D. Ryan, Jeremy Karwandy, Tara L. Procyshyn and Julie L. Parchewski. (2005). “Quantitative Cluster Analysis: from theory to practice.” In Global Networks and Local Linkages: the paradox of cluster development in an open economy. Published for the School of Policy Studies, McGill–Queen’s University Press for the School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University. Pp 57– 82.
  • Ryan, Camille D. and Peter W.B. Phillips (2003). “Intellectual property management in clusters: A framework for analysis.” In Clusters Old and New – – The Transition to a Knowledge Economy in Canada’s Regions, Kingston and Montreal: McGill– Queen’s University Press for the School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University. Pp 95-120.
  • Phillips, Peter W.B. and Camille D. Ryan (2002). “Industrial innovation and regional competitiveness in the agricultural biotechnology sector: A comparative analysis of innovation structures in North America, Europe and Australia.” Paradoxes in food chains and networks, proceedings of the fifth international conference on chain and network management in agribusiness and the food industry.

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