• Ethnicité et racisation 
  
• Municipalités canadiennes et villes seuils
• Politique et engagement communautaire, incluant le bénévolat
  
• Éducation post-secondaire et étudiant-es internationaux
  
• Migration et mobilité
  
• Paysages émotionnels 
• Canada, Asie du Sud-est, Canada-Asie
• Études canadiennes à l'étranger
• Investissements en transport et processus démocratiques

Doctorat :
Science politique (Université McMaster)
Maîtrise :
Science politique (Université d'Ottawa)

• Diplomaties autochtones et relations canado-asiatiques
  
• Étudiant-es internationaux, racisation et universités canadiennes
  
• Politique communautaire et immigration en provenance de Chine à Singapour et à Vancouver
  
• Paysage ethnique et racial de Singapour et Vancouver
  
• Villes seuils canadiennes et l'économie politique internationale
  
• Paysages émotionnels et colonialisme
• Démocratie urbaine et projets d'infrastructure en transport
• Représentations du Canada et des Études canadiennes à l'étranger

Livres

• C De Fuentes, D Brunelle, PV Hall & JM Montsion. à paraître à l'automne 2025. Global Value Chains and Urban Democracy in Gateway Cities: Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver. Vancouver: UBC Press.
  
• AH Kim, E Buckner & JM Montsion (eds). 2024. International Students from Asia in Canadian Universities: Institutional Challenges at the Intersection of Internationalization, Inclusion and Racialization, Studies in Global Student Mobility series, New York: Routledge.

Articles dans des revues savantes

• JM Montsion. 2024. Le statut des étudiantes et étudiants internationaux dans les établissements d’enseignement supérieur canadiens : paramètres, limites et problèmes d’équité. Relais : La revue de vulgarisation scientifique sur la réussite en enseignement supérieur / Actes de colloque,10. https://oresquebec.ca/relais/le-statut-des-etudiantes-et-etudiants-internationaux-dans-les-etablissements-denseignement-superieur-canadiens-parametres-limites-et-problemes-dequite/
• K Elsibai, JM Montsion, C De Fuentes, PV Hall & D Brunelle. 2023. Economic Development and Canada’s Gateways: A Tale of Two Regional Development Agencies. Canadian Journal of Regional Science 46(3): 29-36.
• JM Montsion, J Ye & J Kwan. 2023. Moving Beyond Survivalism? Youth Perspectives on non-Mandarin Chinese Languages in the Study of Chinese Voluntary Associations in Singapore and Vancouver. Asia Pacific Viewpoint 64(3): 317-328.
• J Ye, J Kwan & JM Montsion. 2022. Metrolingual Multitasking and Differential Inclusion: Singapore’s Chinese Languages in Shared Spaces. Urban Studies 59(16): 3442-3458.
• F Garon, JM Montsion & A Pyée. 2022. Toronto’s Francophone Voluntary Sector Under Pressure: The Challenges of Immigrant Integration in a Linguistic Minority Context. Canadian Journal of Nonprofit and Social Economy Research 13(1): 44-63.
• D Brunelle, PV Hall, C De Fuentes, JM Montsion. 2021. Global Value Chains and Regimes of Urban Governance: A Comparison of Four Canadian Gateway Cities. Canadian Journal of Urban Research 30(1): 1-15.
  
• JM Montsion. 2020. Making Sense of One’s Feelings: The Emotional Labour of Chinese International Students in Canadian Universities. Migration, Mobility and Displacement 5(1): 3-19. Sommaire
  
• D Bousfield, HL Johnson, JM Montsion. 2019. Racialized Hearts and Minds: Emotional Labour and Affective Leadership in the Teaching/Learning of IR. International Studies Perspectives 20(2): 170-87. Sommaire
  
• JM Montsion. 2018. Ethnography and International Relations: Situating Recent Trends, Debates and Limitations from an Interdisciplinary Perspective. The Journal of Chinese Sociology 5(9): 1-21. Sommaire
• JM Montsion, A Parasram. 2018. The Little Nyonya and Singapore’s National Self: Reflections on Aesthetics, Ethnicity and Postcolonial State Formation. Postcolonial Studies 21(2): 154-71.  Sommaire
  
• JM Montsion. 2018. Resource Centre or Experience Desk? Producing Spaces for Delivering Services to Indigenous and International Students at Universities in Ontario, Canada. Canadian Journal of Higher Education 48(1): 132-47. Sommaire
  
• JM Montsion. 2016. "Diplomacy as Self-Representation: British Columbia First Nations and China", The Hague Journal of Diplomacy 11(4): 404-25. Sommaire
• JM Montsion, SK Tan. 2016. "Smell this: Singapore's Curry Day and Visceral Citizenship", Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography 37(2): 209-23. Sommaire
• JM Montsion. 2015. "Disrupting Canadian Sovereignty? The 'First Nations & China' Strategy Revisited", Geoforum 58: 114-21.  Sommaire  
• JM Montsion. 2015. "Patrolling Chineseness: Singapore's Kowloon Club and the Ethnic Adaptation of Hong Kongese to Singaporean Society", Asian Ethnicity 16(1): 92-109. Reprinted in Chih-yu Shih (ed). 2016. Re-producing Chineseness in Southeast Asia: Scholarship and Identity in Comparative Perspectives, New York: Routledge.  Sommaire  
  
• JM Montsion. 2015. "Churchill, Manitoba and the Arctic Gateway: A Historical Contextualization", The Canadian Geographer 59(3): 304-16   Sommaire  
  
• JM Montsion. 2014. "Chinese Ethnicities in Neoliberal Singapore? State Designs and Dialect(ical) Struggles of Community Associations", Ethnic and Racial Studies 37(9): 1486-504.  Sommaire  
  
• W Vrasti, JM Montsion. 2014. "No Good Deed Goes Unrewarded: The Values/Virtues of Transnational Volunteerism in Neoliberal Capital", Global Society 28(3): 336-55. Reprinted in Anne-Marie D'Aoust (ed). 2015. Affective Economies, Neoliberalism, and Governmentality, New York: Routledge.  Sommaire  
  
• D Bousfield, JM Montsion. 2012. “Transforming an International Organization? Norm Confusion and the International Olympic Committee”, Sport in Society 15(6): 823-38. Reprinted in Ramon Spaaj and Cindy Burleson (eds). 2013. The Olympic Movement and the Sport of Peacekeeping, New York: Routledge.  Sommaire  
  
• JM Montsion. 2012. “When Talent Meets Mobility: Un/desirability in Singapore’s New Citizenship Project”, Citizenship Studies 16(3-4): 469-82.  Sommaire  
  
• JM Montsion. 2012. “A Critique of Everyday International Relations: The Case of Cultural Pluralism in Singapore and Vancouver”, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 30(5): 930-46.  Sommaire
  
• JM Montsion. 2011. “Softening Canada’s Gateway to the Asia Pacific? Community Perspectives on Vancouver’s International Visage”, Canadian Journal of Urban Research 20(2): 36-55.  Sommaire  
  
• JM Montsion. 2010. “Research Im/possibilities: Reflections from Everyday International Relations”, Altérités 7(2): 79-94.  Plein texte (PDF)  
  
• JM Montsion. 2009. “Re-locating Politics at the Gateway: Everyday Life in Singapore’s Global Schoolhouse”, Pacific Affairs 82(4): 637-56  Sommaire  
  
• JM Montsion, R Stubbs. 2007. “Le pouvoir des plus faibles: L’ANASE et le projet de coopération régionale en Asie de l’Est”, Études internationales 38(2): 167-88.  Plein texte (HTML)  

Chapitres

• AH Kim, E Buckner & JM Montsion. 2024. The Federalization of Education Migration: Redefining Success. In AH Kim, E Buckner & JM Montsion (eds). International Students from Asia in Canadian Universities: Institutional Challenges at the Intersection of Internationalization, Inclusion and Racialization, pp. 1-14. New York: Routledge.
• JM Montsion & D Caneo. 2024. Framing International Students from Asia in Ontario Universities: Provincial Priorities, Deficit-focused Services, and Economic Benefits. In AH Kim, E Buckner & JM Montsion (eds). International Students from Asia in Canadian Universities: Institutional Challenges at the Intersection of Internationalization, Inclusion and Racialization, pp. 44-56. New York: Routledge. 
• JM Montsion, AH Kim & E Buckner. 2024. Building on Success from the Bottom-up? Institutional Challenges, Racialized Experiences and Opportunities for Further Research. In AH Kim, E Buckner & JM Montsion (eds). International Students from Asia in Canadian Universities: Institutional Challenges at the Intersection of Internationalization, Inclusion and Racialization, pp. 243-253. New York: Routledge.
• G Pang & JM Montsion. 2023. Chinese International Students at Two Canadian Universities: Learning from their Emotional Labor to Re-Align Support Services. In J Boyd & M Mohamad (eds). International Student Support and Engagement in Higher Education: Exploring Innovative Practices in Campus, Academic and Professional Support Services, pp. 175-187. New York: Routledge.
• JM Montsion. 2022. A Historical Perspective on the Straits of Melaka: Transport, Trade and the Layering of Colonialisms. In M Williams (ed). The Politics of the Asia-Pacific: Triumphs, Challenges, and Threats, pp. 46-58. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
  
• JM Montsion. 2019. Adapting to China’s Students at the Gateway: Stories from Chinese Community Associations and their New Student Members. dans un ouvrage sous la direction de A Kim et MJ Kwak. Outward and Upward Mobilities in Canada: International Students, their Families and Structuring Institutions, pp. 139-58. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.
  
• JM Montsion. 2019. Singapore’s Quest for Foreign Talent, Chinese Migrant Workers and the Growing Citizen-Foreigner Divide, dans un ouvrage sous la direction de A Tyson. The Political Economy of Brain Drain and Talent Capture: Evidence from Malaysia and Singapore, pp. 36-58. New York: Routledge.
• J Loder, JM Montsion, R Stubbs. 2011. Comparing East Asian and European Union Regionalism, dans un ouvrage sous la direction de N Robinson, B Rosamond et A Warleigh-Lack. New Regionalism and the European Union: Dialogues, Comparisons and New Research Directions, pp. 80-96. New York: Routledge. 
• JM Montsion. 2008. (Mis)Conceptualizing Labour Repression in Southeast Asian Societies: Manifesting (Im)Possibilities Through Social Rhythms. In JM Montsion and S Sabra (eds). Global Tensions, Global Possibilities: Everyday Forces of Conformity and Contestation, Working Paper Series 8(2), Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition: 137-143.
  

Autres publications

• C Podruchny, JM Montsion & G Slowey. 2024. Remembering the Robarts Centre: A Training Ground, an Academic and Cultural Incubator, and a Home. Canada Watch. Fall 2024 Issue. Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies.
• JM Montsion. 2024. The Robarts Centre Today and Tomorrow: From the Quest for Self-Knowledge to an Ethics of Care. 40th Anniversary Special Issue. Canada Watch. Spring 2024 Issue. Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies.
• AH Kim, E Buckner & JM Montsion. 2022. Introduction to Special Issue: International Students from Asia in Canada’s Post-secondary Institutions: Disconnections and Connections. Comparative and International Education 51(1): 6pp.
• S Shahrokni, MO Magnan & JM Montsion. 2022. Pour une étude critique des inégalités de traitement vécues par les « étudiant.e.s en provenance d’Asie » et des écueils des institutions d’enseignement supérieur canadiennes les accueillant. Special issue conclusion. Éducation comparée et internationale 51(1) : 126-130.
• JM Montsion. 2020. Research Highlights: Making Sense of One’s Feelings: The Emotional Labour of Chinese International Students in Canadian Universities. August 2020 Newsletter. Network for Research into Chinese Education Mobilities.
• JM Montsion. 2019. Innovation Corridors and the Golden Horseshoe: Transportation Challenges and the Emergence of a Shared Regional Vision. Proceedings of the 54^th Annual Conference, Canadian Transportation Research Forum: 435-443.
•  JM Montsion, C Gabel. 2015. Indigenous and International Education in Ontario Universities, with C Gabel. Report submitted to the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities, Ontario Human Capital Research and Innovation Fund.
•  JM Montsion. 2015. From Ethnic Tensions to a Citizen/Foreigner Divide in Singapore. Report submitted to the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, Canada-Asia Agenda.
•  JM Montsion. 2008. Virtual and Not-So-Virtual Issues of Security, Consortium of Non-Traditional Security, Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
• JM Montsion. 2008. Human Capital and Canada’s Gateway to Asia Pacific: The Case of the Association of Chinese Canadian Professionals in Vancouver, Affinity Newsletter 3(2), Association of Chinese Canadian Professionals.

Direction de numéros spéciaux et collections spéciales

• AH Kim, E Buckner & JM Montsion (eds). 2022. International Students from Asia in Canada’s Post-Secondary Institutions: Disconnections and Connections. Special issue of Comparative and International Education 51(1): 9 articles
  
• JM Montsion (ed). 2020. Supporting Indigenous Language Preservation and Revitalization in Canada. Canada Watch, Summer, Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies: articles.
  
•  J Parish and JM Montsion (eds). 2018. Geographies of Care and Emotional Labour. Palgrave Communications. Special collection: 6 articles
  
• JM Montsion and S Sabra (eds). 2008. Global Tensions, Global Possibilities: Everyday Forces of Conformity and Contestation. Working Paper Series 8(2), Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition: 22 articles.
  

• JM Montsion. 2021. Invited review of Identity and Social Networks: A Case of Chinese Graduate Students in the United States, by Cynthia Baiqing Zhang, Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews 50(1): 96-97.
• JM Montsion. 2020. Review of Le Canada: une culture de métissage / Transcultural Canada, by Paul D. Morris (ed), The Canadian Geographer 64(2): e15-e16.
• JM Montsion. 2017. Review of Emotions, Community and Citizenship: Cross-Disciplinary Perspectives, by Rebecca Kingston, Kiran Banerjee, James McKee, Yi-Chun Chien, Constantine Christos Vassiliou (eds), Emotion, Space and Society 24(1): 42-43.

• Prix du Président de l'Université York pour l'excellence en enseignement (2015)
  
• Attaché supérieur de recherche, Fondation Asie Pacifique du Canada (2017)
• Prix de leadership en recherche à l'Université York (2017)
• Associé distingué de recherche, Fondation Asia Pacifique du Canada (2018-23)
• Prix d'excellence en recherche du Principal, Collège universitaire Glendon, Université York (2018)
  
• Prix de leadership en recherche à l'Université York (2020)

• 2011. Chercheur principal. Concevoir la porte d'accès canadienne vers l'Arctique: Réflexions en provenance de Churchill, Iqaluit et Winnipeg (Bourse de 5000$ du CRSH, Assistance aux petites universités, pour l'Université de Winnipeg).
  
• 2013-14. Chercheur principal. Education autochtone et internationale dans les universités ontariennes (Subvention MTCU/OHCRIF de 15913$ et subvention interne à Glendon de 2000$). Co-chercheure: Chelsea Gabel, McMaster University.
  
• 2015. Chercheur principal. De tensions ethniques à une division citoyenne-étrangère à Singapour (Bourse Agenda Canada-Asie/FAP Canada de 1000$).
  
• 9 février 2016. Co-organisateur. Colloque sur les implications de la Commission sur la Vérité et de la Réconciliation du Canada, la politique linguistique à l'égard des langues autochtones du Canada et la responsabilité des universités et des établissements d'enseignement postsecondaires (plusieurs sources de subvention pour un total de 3500$). Co-organisateurs et co-organisatrice: Ian Martin, Maya Chacaby et Amos Key Jr.
  
• 2017-2021. Co-chercheur. Libre-échange, gouvernance et démocratie municipale. Étude comparée de quatre villes canadiennes: Halifax, Montréal, Toronto et Vancouver (Bourse Savoir de 184 000$ du CRSH). Chercheur principal: Dorval Brunelle, UQÀM. Co-chercheur.e.s: Claudia De Fuentes, SMU; Peter Hall, SFU.
• 2018-2019. Co-chercheur. Nouveaux arrivants francophones et intégration communautaire à Toronto: De l’utilisation du bénévolat et autres formes d’expérience de travail (Bourse de recherche de Glendon de 2500$). Co-chercheur.e.s: Francis Garon, Glendon; Audrey Pyée, Glendon.
• 2019. Co-chercheur. Langue, identité et préservation du patrimoine dans les communautés chinoises outre-mer (Bourse Exploration de la Société National Geographic et soutien de la Fondation Asie Pacifique (FAP) du Canada d'une valeur de 50 090$). Co-chercheur.e.s: Erin Williams, FAP Canada; Justin Kwan, FAP Canada; Junjia Ye, NTU.
• 2019-2023. Chercheur principal. Les étudiants internationaux d'origine asiatiques et les universités canadiennes: Examiner la racisation des étudiants chinois, coréens et indiens à Halifax, Montréal, Toronto, Winnipeg et Vancouver (Bourse Savoir de 285 882$ du CRSH). Co-chercheur.e.s: Elizabeth Buckner (OISE), Elic Chan (UBC), Soma Chatterjee (York), Ann Kim (York), Marie-Odile Magnan (UdeM), Ajay Parasram (Dal), Shirin Shahrokni (York), Lori Wilkinson (UManitoba).
•  2021. Co-chercheur. ARC: Adaptation, Resilience and Change in the North. 2021 ACUNS/AECUN Student Conference (Bourse Connection de 13,250$ du CRSH). Chercheure principale: Laura McKinnon, Glendon. Co-chercheure: Gabrielle Slowey, York.
• 2022-2025. Chercheur principal. (Re)Searching for Canadian Studies (Bourse de développement de partenariat de 183 719$ du CRSH). Soutien additionnel de l'Institut de l'art canadien, le Conseil international des études canadiennes, le Centre d'études canadiennes à Mount Allison University, le Frost Centre for Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies à Trent University, l'Université de Saint-Boniface, ainsi que le Centre d'études canadiennes Robarts et le Collège universitaire Glendon de York University.