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Currently Teaching |
PS 2244E American Government and Politics |
PS 3388E International Human Rights |
David Hoogenboom
Assistant Professor
Telephone: 519 661 2111 ext. 80996E-mail: dhoogen2@uwo.ca
Office: Social Sciences Centre
Education
BA King’s University College, MA Wilfrid Laurier University, PhD Western University
Research Interests
Transitional justice, human rights, democratization, and post-conflict reconstructionSelected Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
- 2009: Hoogenboom, D., & Vieille, S. “Rebuilding social fabric in failed states: Examining transitional justice in Bosnia.” Human Rights Review, 11 (2), 183-198.
Recent Conference Presentations
- 2014: Hoogenboom, D. Who Wields Power? A Preliminary Examination of the Treatment of Power in the Field of Transitional Justice. International Studied Association Annual Convention, Toronto, ON.
- 2013: Hoogenboom, D. The Field of Transitional Justice: Towards an Open or Closed Society? International Studies Association Annual Convention, San Francisco, CA.
- 2012: Hoogenboom, D. Moving ideas: Examining the normative vision of international actors in the field of transitional justice. International Studies Association, San Diego, CA.
- 2011: Hoogenboom, D. Examining the Visions of Transitional Justice. Canadian Political Science Association, Waterloo, ON.
- 2011: Hoogenboom, D., & Quinn, J. Transitional justice and the Diaspora: Examining the impact of the Haitian Diaspora on the Haitian Truth Commission. International Studies Association, Montreal, PQ.
- 2010: Hoogenboom, D. Moving Ideas. Canadian Political Science Association, Montreal, PQ.
- 2009: Hoogenboom, D., & Vieille, S. Transitional justice and the neoliberal discourse. Canadian Political Science Association, Ottawa, ON.
- 2008: Hoogenboom, D. & Vieille, S. (2008, June). Rebuilding social fabric in failed states: Examining transitional justice in Bosnia. Canadian Political Science Association, Vancouver, BC.