Dr. Stewart Prest
Lecturer
Political Institutions, Democracy, Canadian politics, Canadian Foreign Policy, British Columbia Politics, Vancouver Politics, International Relations, Conflict
James Brander, PhD
Asia Pacific Professor in International Business and Public Policy
International trade, government, economic policy, budgets, international and environmental economics
Max Cameron, PhD University of California, Berkeley (1989)
Professor of Political Science
Politics, democracy, constitutions, separation of powers, electoral reform, Latin America, Canadian foreign policy, development, training politicians
Kathryn Harrison, PhD
Professor
Canadian politics, environmental politics, environmental policy, climate change, global warming, climate change policy, greenhouse effect, greenhouse gases, Canadian government, Federal-provincial relations, carbon pricing
Richard Johnston
Professor Emeritus
Elections, public opinion, representation, Canadian elections, US elections
Kal Holsti, PhD
University Killam Professor Emeritus
Research Associate, Centre for International Relations in the Liu Institute
Aspects of U.S. foreign policy, war, ethnic conflicts
Kyung-Ae Park, PhD
Associate Professor and Co-Director, Centre for Korean Research
Korean politics (North and South Korea), U.S.-Korean relations, Korean unification
Michael Byers
Professor
Canada Research Chair in Global Politics and International Law
Politics, government, defense, military, Arctic, sovereignty, United States, human rights, civil liberties, terrorism, international, United Nations, NATO, Middle East, arms control, nuclear, treaties, diplomacy, environment, climate change, law
Dr. Allan Tupper
Professor
Canadian politics, Western European Politics, Canadian Federalism (Aboriginal, Federal, Municipal, Provincial), Public Management (program delivery), Political Ethics
Michel Ducharme
Associate Professor
Canadian history before Confederation, Quebec history, liberalism and nationalism in Canada and Quebec
Gerald Baier, PhD
Associate Professor
Canadian politics, federalism, constitutional law, courts, federal-provincial relations, political parties in Canada, Canadian government
Alan Jacobs
Professor
European politics, European public policy, German politics, British politics, U.S. politics, U.S. public policy, European and U.S. welfare state, pensions, health care
Paul Kershaw, PhD
Associate Professor
Child care, parental leave, work-life balance, social policy, social care, social citizenship, responsibilities and rights, gender and politics, income assistance, child benefit package, social inclusion, neighbourhood effects on child development, Canadian federalism
Colin Campbell
Professor Emeritus
Canada Research Chair in US Government and Politics
U.S. presidency, U.S. military, U.S.-Canadian relations, prime ministers in UK, Canada, and Australia, public service reform
Dr Campbell Sharman
Adjunct Professor
Australian politics, electoral systems, federalism, parliaments (Canadian and comparative)
Kenneth Carlaw
Professor
Economic growth, Technological change, Productivity, Economic development, Measurement, Economic growth policy, Innovation/technology policy
Glen Coulthard
Assistant Professor, First Nations Studies Program and Political Science
First Nations politics – national, political theory
Cristie Ford, BA, JD, LLM, JSD (doctorate in law)
Assistant Professor
Director, Centre for Business Law
Financial regulation, securities regulation, fintech, innovation, regulatory theory and design, innovation and the legal profession
Arjun Chowdhury, PhD
Assistant Professor
Failed states, intervention, civil war, autocrats, revolution
Jon Beasley-Murray, PhD in Literature (Duke)
Associate Professor, Hispanic Studies; Chair, Latin American Studies Program
Latin America, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Central America, Mexico, politics, political theory, cultural studies, literature, culture, film, history, the Left, revolution, revolutionary movements, populism, civil society, affect, habit, multitude, posthegemony, educational technology, blogs, Wikipedia