Cameron Harrington

Education

BA - Huron University College, MA - Western

Dissertation

“Fluid Identities: A Critical Account of Water Securitization”

Teaching Fields

International Relations, International Security, Critical Security Studies, Global Environmental Politics, Human Rights

Research Interests

International Relations, International Security, Critical Security Studies, Environmental Security, Political Theory

Selected Publications

C. Harrington, A. Ali. "Water Securitisation," The News International (Pakistan), 31 March 2012. Online. 

"Mutually-Assured Security in a Nuclear-Free World”, Editorial. Voices of Tomorrow, December 2009, online.

"Fluid Identities: Freshwater scarcity and the need for a post-security ethics.” Canadian Student Young Pugwash Publication Volume 2, November 2009, 3-13.

“Freshwater Problems – Emerging Threats and Urgent Priorities.” Report for Global Issues Project Expert Roundtable on Water. November 2008.

“The Construction of Islamic Radicalism: A Constructivist Critique of al Qaeda and Global Islamic Terrorism.” Canadian Student Young Pugwash Publication Volume 1, July 2007, 31-43.

“Creatively Advancing the Nuclear Abolition Agenda.” Report for Joint Forum of the Canadian Pugwash Group and Science for Peace. October 2005.

Selected Conference Publications/Presentations

“Hydrosolidarity or Water Wars? The Prospects for Peace in Interstate Water Relations." 59th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs: European Contributions to Nuclear Disarmament and Conflict Resolution. Berlin, Germany. July, 2011.

“Hydrosolidarity: Towards a Critical Security of Water." University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland, UK. April 2011. 

“The Water Caught Fire: Securitization and Emancipation in Freshwater Scarcity Issues.” International Studies Association Annual Convention 2010, New Orleans, LA, USA.

"Freshwater Scarcity and Levels of Securitization." University of Warwick, Warwick, UK. June 2009.

Teaching

2010-2012 - Lecturer 2231 - Introduction to International Relations. Department of Political Science, University of Western Ontario, London, ON.

2011-2012 - Lecturer 2137 - Politics of the Environment. Department of Political Science, University of Western Ontario, London, ON.

2004-2005, Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Political Science, POL 020E, Department of Political Science, University of Western Ontario, London, ON.