Professors
Marie-Eve Desrosiers (Ph.D. Political Science, University of Toronto)
Political crises and civil conflicts; Identity and contentious politics; Engagements with political authority
Alexandra Gheciu (Ph.D. , Cornell University)
International Socialization; International Security; International Relations Theory
Don Hubert (Ph.D. Social and Political Science, University of Cambridge)
HUMAN SECURITY; Reconceptualization of international security; Conflict prevention and post-conflict peacebuilding
Peter Jones (Ph.D. War Studies, King’s College)
Middle East affairs and Iranian security policy; International negotiation and conflict resolution, especially track-two diplomacy; Diplomacy
Philippe Lagassé (Ph.D. Political Science, Carleton University)
Politics of Canadian defence; Canadian Parliament and national defence issues; Canadian defence policy
Nomi Claire Lazar (Ph.D., M.Phil., M.A. Political Science, Yale University)
History of political thought, including Kant, Locke, Machiavelli, Rousseau, Schmitt, as well as Roman and Assyrian political thought; Contemporary theory, including states of emergency, political legitimacy, the political philosophy of time, multiculturalism; Public policy, including comparative constitutionalism, criminal law policy, mechanisms of accountability
Matteo Legrenzi (D. Phil. International Relations, Oxford University)
Regionalism and Regionalization; Politics and International Relations of the Middle East; Gulf monarchies
Patti Tamara Lenard (D.Phil. Political Philosophy, Oxford University)
Democratic theory; Global justice, solidarity and migration; Nationalism, multiculturalism, and trust
Justin Massie (Ph.D. Études politiques (relations internationales et études canadiennes), Queen's University)
Transatlantic security; Canadian and French foreign and security policy; Québec society and war
Costanza Musu (Ph.D. International Relations, University of London)
Transatlantic Relations in the field of security and defense; The European Union, foreign policy; Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Noomane Raboudi (Doctorat études arabes, Université de Tunis)
Paul Robinson (DPhil Modern History, University of Oxford)
Security and defence policy; Russian history; Military history
Christine Straehle (Ph.D. , McGill University)
Applied Ethics; Global Ethics; Theories of Global Justice
Michael Williams
International Security; Critical Security Studies; Realism and the Theory of International Relations
Christoph Zuercher (Ph.D. , University of Bern/Switzerland)
Caucasus, Central Asia and Afghanistan; State and peacebuilding; Global governance