Abrar H Hashmi
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Dane Rowlands Director 5304 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 8884 dane.rowlands@carleton.ca |
International Monetary Fund, World Bank and other Multilateral Financial Institutions, Sovereign Debt, Financial Crises and Capital Flows, Exchange Rates, International Trade and Trade Policy, Migration and Remittances, Development Assistance and Cooperation, Economics of Conflict and Peacekeeping, Conflict and Development and Terrorism |
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Jean Daudelin Associate Director, MA Program 5314 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 1372 jean.daudelin@carleton.ca |
Conflict and Development (particularly tenure regimes, property rights and land conflicts), Brazilian Foreign Trade and Security Policy, Canadian Foreign and Security Policy, Inter-American Politics, Insurrections and Political Violence and Indigenous Mobilizations |
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David Long Associate Director, Ph.D. Program 5316 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 3948 david.long@carleton.ca |
History of International Theory and the European Union |
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David Carment 5313 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 6662 david.carment@carleton.ca |
Conflict Analysis, Mediation, International Organization and Negotiation and Policy Analysis |
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Stephanie Carvin 5103 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 1370 stephanie.carvin@carleton.ca |
National Security Issues, Terrorism, Critical Infrastructure Protection, International Law, Humanitarianism, Foreign Policy |
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Ana Dammert Loeb B-846 520-2600 ext. 3753 ana.dammert@carleton.ca |
Economic Development, Labor Economics, Applied Microeconomics and Latin America |
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Philippe Lagassé 5111 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 8097 philippe.lagasse@carleton.ca |
Defence policy and military procurement, civil-military relations, the Westminster system |
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Meredith Lilly 5109 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 1387 meredith.lilly@carleton.ca |
Economics; free-trade negotiations; international trade policy; labour economics and labour mobility; global demographic transition; applied public policy. |
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Jez Littlewood 5315 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 6659 jeremy.littlewood@carleton.ca |
Biological Weapons, Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction, Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism and Intelligence |
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David Mendeloff 5317 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 1373 david.mendeloff@carleton.ca |
Causes and prevention of war; Nationalist, ethnic and identity conflict; Post-conflict peacebuilding and state reconstruction, Transitional Justice |
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Fen O. Hampson Chancellor’s Professor 5113 Richcraft Hall 613-520-6660 fen.hampson@carleton.ca |
Canadian Foreign Policy and Global Governance, International Organization, International Negotiation, and Conflict Resolution and Analysis |
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Christopher Penny 5318 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 3581 chris.penny@carleton.ca |
Public International Law; Law of Armed Conflict (International Humanitarian Law) and Use of Force |
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Valerie Percival 5319 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 6658 valerie.percival@carleton.ca |
Health and Conflict, Post Conflict Health Reconstruction, Health Systems, HIV/AIDS and Conflict Analysis |
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Stephen Saideman 5104 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 1369 stephen.saideman@carleton.ca Currently on sabbatical |
Civil-Military Relations, Ethnic Conflict, Civil War and Foreign Policy Analysis |
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Yiagadeesen (Teddy) Samy 5312 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 1218 yiagadeesen.samy@carleton.ca Currently on sabbatical |
International Economics and Economic Development |
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Yanling Wang 5107 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 2626 yanling.wang@carleton.ca Currently on sabbatical |
International Economics, Foreign Direct Investment, Trade Policy and Analysis and Applied Microeconomics |
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Inger Weibust 5105 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 6669 inger.weibust@carleton.ca Currently on sabbatical |
Environmental Issues, Regulation, Voluntary Codes and Governance |
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Alex S. Wilner 5106 Richcraft Hall 520-2600 ext. 6199 alex.wilner@carleton.ca |
Deterrence Theory and Strategic Studies, Terrorism and Counterterrorism, Intelligence Studies, National Security Policy, Strategic Foresight |
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| Phil Rourke | CTPL – Centre for Trade Policy and Law |
| Andrea Charron | The Centre for Security, Intelligence and Defence Studies |
| Norman Hillmer |
| Cristina Rojas |
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| Fall 2016 | Winter 2017 |
| Andrea Charron | Michael Bell |
| James Cox | Sean Burges |
| Roy Culpepper | Andrea Charron |
| Roger Ehrhardt | Yelda Gulderen |
| Matt Gouett | Stephen Harris |
| Yelda Gulderen | Victor Konrad |
| Josh Kilberg | Simon Langlois-Bertrand |
| Simon Langlois-Bertrand | Orlaith McCaul |
| Stephane Lefebvre | Hunter McGill |
| Robert Sauder | Rebekah Owusu |
| John Schram | Sohini Paul |
| Stephanie Soiffer | Phil Rourke |
| Binyam Solomon |
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| Sohini Paul | National Council of Applied Economic Research, India |
| Abrar H. Hashmi | National Council of Applied Economic Research, India |
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Distinguished Research Professors
| Maureen Appel Molot | Public Policy, Canada-US Relations, NAFTA and Auto Industry |
| Ozay Mehmet | Since my retirement from the School in 2004, I have maintained my academic interest in the economic policy and development of Turkey and North Cyprus. I joined the Faculty of Business and Economics at the Eastern Mediterranean University, North Cyprus and served as Dean during 2008-10. Currently I am Senior Fellow in Modern Turkish Studies at Carleton working to create a Center in Modern Turkish Studies in partnership with the Council of Turkish Canadians and funding support from the Turkish Government. |
| Arch Ritter | International Dimensions of Development, Development Issues in a Latin American Context and International and Domestic Aspects of its Cuba’s Development Blog: www.thecubaneconomy.com Email: arch.ritter@carleton.ca |
| Martin Rudner | Intelligence Studies, International Intelligence Relations, Terrorism Finance, Terrorism and Counter-terrorism, Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection Policy and Intelligence Accountability and Oversight |
| Fraser Taylor | Professor Taylor’s main research interests are in the application of geospatial information management to the analysis of key socio-economic problems in a national and international context and the presentation of the results in innovative new cartographic forms. |
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Professors Emeritus
| Michael Hart | Michael Hart, Professor Emeritus, held the Simon Reisman chair in trade policy at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs. He has taught courses on the laws and institutions of international trade, Canadian foreign policy, and the politics of climate change. He is also founding director of Carleton’s Centre for Trade Policy and Law, and as a distinguished fellow of the Centre, he has led training and advisory missions to Russia, Vietnam, the Caribbean, and Central America, and taught training courses for the Organization of American States, the Inter-American Development Bank, the Monterey Institute for International Studies, and various universities in Canada and the United States. He is a former official in Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, where he specialized in trade policy and trade negotiations, and was involved in the Canada-US Free Trade Negotiations, the North American Free Trade Negotiations and various GATT, textile, and commodity negotiations. He is the author, editor, or co-editor of more than a dozen books and numerous articles and chapters in books on international trade and public policy issues, including A Trading Nation, short-listed for the Donner Prize (Public Policy), the J.W. Dafoe Prize (History), the Donald V. Smiley Prize (Political Science), and Purvis Prize (Economics) in 2003 and Decision at Midnight, short-listed for the for the Gelber Prize and the Canadian Business Book Award in 1995. His most recent books include, From Pride to Influence: Towards a New Canadian Foreign Policy, and his new book on science and public policy: Hubris: The Troubling Science, Economics, and Politics of Climate Change. Email: michael.hart@carleton.caBook Launch – Hubris: The Troubling Science, Economics, and Politics of Climate Change |
| Brian Tomlin | Brian Tomlin is Professor Emeritus in The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University. A former Director of the School, he has also served as Chair of the Centre for Trade Policy and Law at Carleton and the University of Ottawa, Editor of the Canadian Foreign Policy journal, and Senior Academic Advisor at the Canadian Foreign Service Institute in the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. He has written extensively on international bargaining and negotiation, public policy analysis, and Canada’s international policies. He is the co-author/editor of fifteen books, including an award-winning study of the negotiation of the Canada-United States free trade agreement, and another on the negotiation of the North American free trade agreement. His most recent book, Canada’s International Policies: Agendas, Alternatives, and Politics, presents an analysis of the evolution of Canadian policies on trade and investment, defence and human security, and international development. Email: brian.tomlin@carleton.ca |
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| Adjuncts | Fellows | Fellows con’t |
| Aniket Bhushan | Michael Bell | Ted Paterson |
| Andrea Charron | Maureen Boyd | Colin Robertson |
| Roy Culpeper | Derek Burney | John Schram |
| John Currie | Boyd Fuller | Margaret Skok |
| Trevor Findlay | Matthew Gouett | Elliot Tepper |
| Craig Forcese | Yelda Gulderen | Gerald Wright |
| Kate Higgins | John Higginbotham | Jim Wright |
| Edward Jackson | Eric Jardine | |
| Joshua Kilberg | Simon Langlois-Bertrand | |
| Shannon Kindornay | Lawrence Lederman | |
| Binyam (Ben) Solomon | Robert Myhara | |
| Peter Tikuisis | Christopher Ostropolski | |
| Anthony Van Duzer | Simon Palamar |
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