Faculty Contact Information

Office Hours and Phone Numbers 2007-08

Tenured and Probationary Faculty
(with research and teaching interests)

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Michael Atkinson (Carleton)			Public Institutions; Public Policy; Political Corruption
Loleen Berdahl (Calgary)			Canadian Politics, Research Methodology, Political Theory
Kalowatie Deonandan (Queen's)			Comparative Politics; Latin America; International Relations; American Foreign Policy
Joseph Garcea (Carleton)			Public Administration; Public Policy Analysis; Local Government
Neil Hibbert (Western Ontario)			Contemporary Political Theory, History of Political Thought, Social Justice, Citizenship Theory,Welfare State, Social Policy
Anna Hunter (Arizona)			Aboriginal governance and politics, aboriginal public administration, constitutional law and politics, administrative law and politics
Hans Michelmann (Indiana)			Comparative Politics (Western Europe); European Integration; Comparative Public Policy and Administration
Peter Phillips (London School of Economics and Political Science)			International Political Economy, Politics of Biotechnology, International Trade, Economic Policy
Greg Poelzer (Alberta)			Comparative Aboriginal-state relations, Aboriginal self-government and public policy
Jeffrey Steeves (Toronto)			Comparative Politics; Developing Countries (East Africa and Melanesia) - political leadership, political parties, elections, coalition-building, foreign aid, human rights and poverty issues
Donald Story (Toronto)			Canadian Foreign Policy; Canadian Government and Politics
Ron Wheeler (Berkeley)			Terrorism; International Conflict and Ethics; International Human Rights

Professors Emeritus
(with research and teaching interests)

John Courtney (Duke)			Canadian Government and Politics; Political Parties: Canadian and Comparative; Political Leadership: Canadian and Comparative; Representation
Jene Porter (Duke)			Political Philosophy; Philosophy of Social Science
David Smith (Duke)			Canadian and Provincial Politics; Federalism; The Crown; Republicanism
Duff Spafford (Saskatchewan)			Empirical Methods; Electoral Systems

St. Thomas More College Faculty
(with research and teaching interests)

Karman Kawchuk (Western Ontario), Sessional Lecturer			Aboriginal Political Issues; Law and Politics
Bohdan Kordan (Arizona State)			International Relations Theory; Comparative Politics (Russia and East-Central Europe); Ethnic Politics
Allan MacLeod (Toronto)			American Politics; Modern Political Philosophy; History of Political Thought
David McGrane			Canadian, Saskatchewan and Quebec Politics

Adjuncts, Affiliates and Fellows
(with position/title)

Gordon Barnhart, Professional Affiliate, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan			Canadian Government and Politics
Ken Coates (Waterloo), Adjunct Professor			Aboriginal Issues, the Canadian North, and Resource Management
Cristine de Clercy (Western Ontario), Adjunct Professor			Public Policy; Canadian Government; Political Leadership; Women and Politics; Methodology
Grant Isaac (London, U.K.)			Professional Affiliate, College of Commerce, University of Saskatchewan
Russell Isinger (Saskatchewan), Professional Affiliate and Sessional Lecturer			Canadian Government and Politics; International Relations; Military and Strategic Studies
Steven Lewis (Calgary), Professional Affiliate			Adjunct Professor (Health Policy), University of Calgary.
Ken Pontikes (Carleton)			Professional Affiliate, Department of Political Studies, University of Saskatchewan
Roy Romanow (Saskatchewan)			Senior Fellow in Public Policy, Department of Political Studies, University of Saskatchewan

Sessional Lecturers
(with teaching and research interests)

William Buschert (Toronto), Sessional Lecturer			Social and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Technology (particularly Democratic Control of Technological Systems), Ethical Theory, Aesthetics
Murray Long (Victoria), Sessional Lecturer			Aboriginal Policy Issues
Bill Rafoss, Sessional Lecturer			Canadian Government and Politics, Aboriginal Governance and Politics, Human Rights
David York (Saskatchewan), Sessional Lecturer			International Relations, Global Politics
Jason Zorbas, Sessional Lecturer			Canadian Foreign Policy and International Relations

 

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