Publication History
Our graduates have been very successful in publishing in top Canadian and international political science journals:
Bold indicates graduate student
Italics indicates undergraduate student
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Name(s) |
Year |
Publication |
Journal/Book |
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Lebo, Matthew, Ellen Key, and Michael Driggers |
2024 |
Revisiting Clarke and Stewart’s (1995) investigation of PM Approval and Vote Intentions in the UK |
Electoral Studies |
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Collie, James |
2023 |
Left, but How Left? Analyzing the Foreign Policy of the New Democratic party of Canada |
International Journal |
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Collie, James, and Ritwik Bhattacharjee |
2023 |
Problematizing Settler Grievances: Danielle Smith and Contested Colonialism |
Canadian Journal of Political Science |
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Finneron-Burns, Elizabeth, and Caleb Althorpe |
2023 |
Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy |
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Horak, M., & Vanhooren, S. |
2023 |
City & Community |
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Khwaja, Afifa |
2023 |
A human Right to Political Membership & the Right to Territory |
Journal of International Political Theory |
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Taylor, Zack and Jonathan Taylor |
2023 |
University of Alberta Press |
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Althorpe, Caleb |
2022 |
Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy |
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Althorpe, Caleb |
2022 |
Social Theory and Practice |
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Biswas Mellamphy, Nandita, Tyler Girard & Anne Campbell |
2022 |
Critical Policy Studies |
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Collie, James, and Hannah Verrips |
2022 |
Put out wildfires before they begin with indigenous Fire Stewardship |
Policy Options |
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Driggers, Hunter and Ryan P. Burge |
2022 |
Bloomsbury Religion in North America |
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Driggers, Michael H. |
2022 |
NATO’s Enlargement and Russia: A Strategic Challenge in the Past and Future |
The Journal of Slavic Military Studies |
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Kennedy, John, Anthony Sayers, and Christopher Alcantara |
2022 |
Political Studies Review |
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Miljan, Lydia and Tyler Romualdi |
2022 |
Comparing Trudeau and Harper Canadian federal appointments to agencies, boards, and commissions |
Canadian Public Administration |
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Romualdi, Tyler, John Kennedy |
2022 |
Comparative Public Opinion |
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Althorpe, Caleb and Martin Horak |
2021 |
The End of the Right to the City: A Radical-Cooperative View |
Urban Affairs Review |
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Armstrong, David, Christopher Alcantara and John Kennedy |
2021 |
Exploring the Effects of Electorate Size on Indigenous Voter Turnout |
Politics, Groups, and Identities |
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Caplan, Michelle, Nicole McMahon and Christopher Alcantara |
2021 |
Representing the Constituency: Institutional Design and Legislative Behaviour |
Journal of Representative Democracy |
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Driggers, Hunter, and Ryan P. Burge |
2021 |
Politics and Religion Journal |
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Isley, Joshua, and Christopher Alcantara |
2021 |
Policy Options Montreal: Institute for Research on Public Policy |
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Kennedy, John, Christopher Alcantara and Dave Armstrong |
2021 |
Do Governments Keep Their Promises? An Analysis of Speeches from the Throne, 1962-2013 |
Governance |
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McMahon, Nicole, Anthony Sayers, and Christopher Alcantara |
2021 |
Party Politics |
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McMahon, Nicole, and Christopher Alcantara |
2021 |
Running for Elected Office: Indigenous Candidates, Ambition and Self-Government |
Politics, Groups, and Identities |
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Sayers, Anthony, Nicole McMahon, and Christopher Alcanatara |
2021 |
Policy Options Montreal: Institute for Research on Public Policy |
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Taylor Zack and Shanaya Vanhooren |
2021 |
Local Election Campaign Finance Regimes in Canada: Toward a Research Agenda |
Canadian Public Administration |
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Tieku, Thomas Kwasi, and Megan Payler |
2021 |
International Negotiation |
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Alcantara, C., Longboat, S. and Vanhooren, S. |
2020 |
Canadian Public Administration |
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Henstra, D., Thistlethwaite, J., & Vanhooren, S. |
2020 |
The governance of climate change adaptation: Stormwater management policy and practice |
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management |
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Kennedy, John, Cameron D. Anderson and Laura Stephenson |
2020 |
The Canada-US Relationship: An Updated Evaluation of Public Opinion |
American Review of Canadian Studies |
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McMahon, Nicole, Christopher Alcantara and Laura B. Stephenson |
2020 |
PS: Political Science & Politics |
Selected Dissertation Fieldwork Trips
Australia
PhD candidate Nicole McMahon’s dissertation research focuses on transgender policy change in Canada and Australia. Her trip to Australia involved interviews in Sydney and Canberra and archival research at the National Archives of Australia in Canberra.
London Bridge
PhD candidate Tyler Girard’s UK trip to London involved interviews and archival work for his own research and work for Dr. Adam Harmes’ forthcoming book that will include a chapter on Brexit.
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Photo by Amanda Quinn
PhD candidate Tamara Hinan attended a multidisciplinary field school in Guatemala entitled ‘Forensic Investigation: The Internal Armed Conflict and Post-Conflict in Guatemala.’ This field school was organized jointly by the International Field Initiatives and Forensic Training (IFIT) and the Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Foundation (FAFG). As part of the field school, she was given hands-on experience in the various strategies used by the FAFG to identify victims of the genocide and civil war in Guatemala, including forensic anthropology, forensic archaeology and DNA analysis. She participated in an ongoing exhumation, and took testimony from family and community members about their experiences during the conflict. This field school was an invaluable opportunity to begin to understand the complexity of human rights investigations in a post-conflict context, and to problematize the links between truth and memory, and justice and development efforts in Guatemala today.
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