Current Professors (2019-2020)
Clara Chapdelaine-Feliciati
Academic History: PhD in Law (Oxford University)
Title: Assistant Professor of International Studies
Research Interests: International Law, Human Rights, Children and the Law, Feminist Legal Studies, Criminal Law, Semiotics of Law
Email: cchapdel@glendon.yorku.ca
Marie-Lison Fougère
Academic History: MA (York University)
Titles: Deputy Minister for Seniors and Accessibility and Deputy Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs for the Government of Ontario
Email: Marie-Lison.Fougere@ontario.ca
Francis Garon
Academic History: PhD (Montréal)
Title: Associate Professor of Political Science, Program Director of The Glendon School of Public and International Affairs
Research Interests: Public policy and administration, deliberative democracy, Québec and Canadian politics
Email: FGaron@glendon.yorku.ca
Marie Lavoie
Academic History: DPhil (Sussex-SPRU)
Title: Associate Professor of Economics
Research Interests: Innovation Economics; Science and Technology Policy; Science Diplomacy; Impact of Science and Technology; STEM Education and Labour Market; Human Capital and Social Capital
Email: Lavoie@glendon.yorku.ca
Emily Laxer
Academic History: PhD (University of Toronto)
Title: Associate Professor of Sociology
Research Interests: Political Sociology; Immigration, Race & Ethnicity, Citizenship & Nationalism; Gender
Email: emily.laxer@glendon.yorku.ca
Willem Maas
Academic History: PhD (Yale)
Title: Professor of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair in European Integration.
Research Interests: Comparative politics, European integration, citizenship and migration, sovereignty, nationalism, democratic theory, federalism
Email: maas@yorku.ca
Andrew Mackey
Academic History:MPA (Dalhousie), MER (Memorial, NL) Med (Memorial, NL)
Title: Senior Policy and Issues Advisor, Deputy Minister’s Office – Ontario Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility
Research Interests: Political Economy, Public economics
Email: andrewgmackey@gmail.com
Nicolas-Guillaume Martineau
Academic History: PhD (Queen’s)
Title: Assistant Professor of Economics
Research Interests: Political Economy, Public economics
Email: ngmartineau@glendon.yorku.ca
Eric Ouellet
Antécédents éducatifs: PhD (York University),
Titre: Full Professor of Defence Studies
Intérêts de recherche: Military and political sociology, Institutional analysis, Strategic decision-making, Information Operations
Courriel: eric.ouellet@rmc.ca
Joanna Robinson
Academic History: PhD (UBC)
Title: Associate Professor of Sociology
Research Interests: Contentious politics, globalization, the environment, climate change, labour, urban sociology and inequality
Email: joannar@yorku.ca
Shirin Shahkroni
Academic History: PhD (Cambridge)
Title: Assistant Professor of Sociology
Research Interests: Immigration, identity negotiation processes, educational and professional trajectories, racism and discrimination
Email: sshahrok@yorku.ca
Bastien Sibille
Academic History: PhD (Montreal), MPH (Sorbonne), Master (Science-po Paris)
Title: Mobicoop, President
Email: bastien.sibille@mobicoop.org
Professors from 2018-19 and Prior
Elaine Coburn PhD (Stanford)
Assistant Professor of International Studies
Critical Social Theory, Indigenous Struggles, Neoliberal Globalization, Social Justice Movements, Social Science Methods
Andrew Dawson PhD (McGill)
Associate Professor of Sociology
Political sociology, international development, ethnic and political violence, and comparative historical sociology
Ferry de Kerckhove PhD (Laval)
Former Ambassador of Canada and Senior Fellow of the GSPIA
Diplomacy and World Affairs, Geopolitics of the Middle-East
Ellen Gutterman PhD (Toronto)
Assistant Professor of Political Science
International relations theory, compliance with international law, international organizations, international political economy, corruption in the global economy
Vincent Hildebrand, PhD (York)
Associate Professor of Economics
Labour economics, microeconomics, public finance, immigration
Alex Himelfarb, PhD (Toronto)
Professor of Sociology, Director Emeritus of the School of Public and International Affairs
Louis-Philippe Hodgson, PhD (Harvard)
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Moral and political philosophy, Kant’s practical philosophy, philosophy of law, history of moral and political philosophy, especially social contract theory
Suzanne Langlois, PhD (McGill)
Associate Professor of History
Modern European history, twentieth century world conflicts, film history
Marc Lesage, PhD (Concordia)
Associate Professor of Sociology
Globalization, Social and Political thought, Social Movements
Evan Light, PhD (Montréal)
Assistant Professor of Translation
Communication policy, social movements, surveillance, privacy, South America, Canada
Edelgard Mahant, PhD (LSE)
Professor of Political Science
Foreign policy analysis and comparative foreign policy; European integration; comparative regional integration; comparative politics of advanced industrial states.
Ian Martin, PhD (Toronto)
Associate Professor of English
Cuba, indigenous people, multiculturalism and transculturalism, northern Canada, second language education
Kenneth McRoberts, PhD (Chicago)
Professor of Political Science, Director Emeritus of The School of Public and International Affairs
Canadian and Québec politics, Canadian federalism, constitutional issues, language policy, stateless nations, comparative politics
Jacinthe Michaud PhD (Toronto)
Associate Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies
Feminism; political and social movements; feminist theories; public policy and collective action
Jean Michel Montsion PhD (McMaster)
Associate Professor of Multidisciplinary Studies
Global and gateway cities, political geography, roles of ethnic community associations in international political economy, Singapore, Vancouver and northern Canada
Roberto Perin, PhD (Ottawa)
Professor of History
History of Québec, history of immigrants to Canada, history of religion in Canada
Ian Roberge, PhD (McMaster)
Associate Professor of Political Science
Canadian public policy, international political economy, financial services sector reform and integration, money laundering and terrorist financing policies
