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Les enjeux de justice sociale requièrent une approche multidisciplinaire. Rencontrez les professeur.es associé.es à notre centre.

Gestion

Beaux-arts

  • Shira Avni
    • Associate Professor (Film Animation), Cinema
    Champs de recherche : Neurodiversity, motherhood, animation, animated documentary, under camera animation, clay animation, direct animation, community based animation, autism, gender and neurodiversity, Down syndrome, maternal health, diversity, inclusion, social justice animation
  • Bonnie Harnden
    • Associate Professor and practicum coordinator, Drama Therapy, Creative Arts Therapies
    Champs de recherche : Drama therapy, trauma, attachment, research-creation, performed autoethnography, psychoanalysis, ethnography, embodied knowledge, play therapy, family therapy, parenting, experimental theater, theater for social change, arts-based learning, risk factors/ protective factors, borderline personality disorder, child and youth care, suicide intervention, mental health, pedagogy
  • Kristina Huneault
    • Professor, Art History
    • Associate Dean, Faculty Relations & Inclusion, Fine Arts
    Champs de recherche : meaning, Canadian art history, selfhood, women artists, subjectivity, colonialism, indigenous-settler relations, aesthetics, art historiography, 19th century, art-historical method, feminism, visual culture, Canadian cultural history, art theory, art and philosophy, material culture, identity
  • Alice Ming Wai Jim
    • Professor of Contemporary Art History, Art History
    • Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Asian Diasporic Visual Culture and the Americas (Brill)
    • Concordia University Research Chair in Critical Curatorial Studies and Decolonizing Art Institutions (Tier 1)
    Statut : On sabbatical until June 30, 2025
    Champs de recherche : contemporary art, new media, contemporary Asian art, Asian Canadian, diaspora, ethnocultural art histories, migration, mobility, global art, critical curatorial studies
  • Maya Rae Oppenheimer
    • Assistant Professor, Studio Arts
    Champs de recherche : cultural history, art and re-enactment, art and archives, creative writing, social practice art, social justice and art and politics, critical pedagogy, histories of social science and medicine, historiographies in art and design
  • Luis Carlos Sotelo Castro
    • Associate Professor, Theatre
    Champs de recherche : oral history performance, listening/hearing, experimental theatre, research-creation, social innovation, documentary theatre, walking, participatory processes, sound, activism, war and memory, theatre for social change, relational art, storytelling, representation, drama/performance, violence, performance studies, Latin America, participatory art

Lettres et sciences humaines

  • Emilia Angelova
    • Associate Professor, Philosophy
    Champs de recherche : 20th C Continental Philosophy (esp. Heidegger, Derrida, French Feminism), 19th C Continental Philosophy (Hegel, Kant)
  • Carly Daniel-Hughes
    • Professor, Religions and Cultures
    Champs de recherche : Women, Gender and Sexuality in Religious Studies; Queer Theory and Cultural Studies; Feminist Theory; History of Christianity; Early Christianity; Roman Empire
  • Elizabeth Bloodgood
    • Associate Professor, Political Science
    Champs de recherche : International Relations & Nongovernmental Organizations
  • Mary Esteve
    • Professor, English
    Champs de recherche : American studies
  • Matthias Fritsch
    • Professor, Philosophy
    Champs de recherche : Contemporary European Philosophy (in particular Critical Theory, Deconstruction); Social and Political Philosophy; Ethics; Environmental Philosophy
  • Pablo Gilabert
    • Professor, Philosophy
    Champs de recherche : Social and Political Philosophy, Ethics
  • Ulf Hlobil
    • Associate Professor, Philosophy
    Champs de recherche : Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Logic, Moral Psychology, Metaethics, Philosophy of Psychology
  • Jing Iris Hu
    • Associate Professor, Philosophy
    Champs de recherche : Ethics, Moral Psychology, Confucian Philosophy
  • Christine Jamieson
    • Undergraduate & Certificate Program Advisor and Associate Professor, Theological Studies
    Champs de recherche : Indigenous Spirituality, Ethical deliberation, Frameworks for ethical deliberation, Bioethics, Medical ethics, Christian ethics, Lonergan,
  • Yasmin Jiwani
    • Professor, Communication Studies
    Champs de recherche : Race; Gender;, Representations; News Media; Popular Television; Critical Race Theory; Colonialism/decoloniality; Youth Studies; Violence Against Women; Islam/Muslim representations; Girl Studies; Memorials; Virtual Graveyards
  • Natalie Kouri-Towe
    • Program and Practicum Director, Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality, Simone de Beauvoir Institute & Womens Studies
    • Associate Professor, Simone de Beauvoir Institute & Womens Studies
    Champs de recherche : gender, race, sexuality, social movements, solidarity, transnational feminism, queer theory, masculinities, securitization, war, gender-based violence, refugees and migration, affect studies, digital media, gender & sexuality pedagogy and curriculum
  • Marc Lalonde
    • Assistant Professor and Undergraduate Advisor, Religions and Cultures
    Statut : Senior Lectuer
    Champs de recherche : Philosophy of Religion, Critical Theory, Jewish and Christian Thought, the philosophy and ethics of Charles Taylor
  • Krista Lynes
    • Director, Feminist Media Studio
    • Professor, Communication Studies
    • Canada Research Chair in Feminist Media Studies
    Champs de recherche : feminist media studies; contemporary art and activism; queer theory; migration studies; globalization; border theory; feminist STS; infrastructure studies; critical race studies; affect; research-creation; environmental humanities
  • Gada Mahrouse
    • Associate Professor, Simone de Beauvoir Institute & Womens Studies
  • Ted McCormick
    • Professor, History
    • Fellow, School of Irish Studies
    Champs de recherche : Early modern British/Irish/Atlantic history, intellectual history, history of science, history of economic thought
  • Brian McDonough
    • Lecturer, Theological Studies
    Champs de recherche : Encounter between spiritualities; Faith & culture; Cosmology & eco-justice; Relations with Indigenous peoples; Photography
  • Elizabeth (Liz) Miller
    • Department Chair , Communication Studies
    • Professor, Communication Studies
    Statut : Not accepting PhD students at this time
    Champs de recherche : Media & Environment, interactive documentary, immersive documentary, VR, human rights, community based research, participatory documentary, feminist media, climate change, research-creation
  • Katharina Nieswandt
    • Associate Professor, Philosophy
    Champs de recherche : Ethics, Political Theory, Philosophy of the Social Sciences
  • Alessandra Renzi
    • Associate Professor, Communication Studies
    • Graduate Diploma Director, Communication Studies
    Champs de recherche : Social Movements Media, Data Justice, Collaborative and Participatory Media, Art and Activism, Surveillance, gentrification and housing rights, algorithmic governance, Media Democracy, co-research and co-design, data activism.
  • Steven Richard Scott
    • Part-Time Professor, Theological Studies
    Champs de recherche : Ancient Near East, Hebrew Bible, Israelite Religion, Second Temple Judaism, Historical Jesus, New Testament, Early Christianity, and Gnosticsm
  • Peter C. van Wyck
    • Professor, Communication Studies
    Statut : Not accepting new graduate students
    Champs de recherche : environmental and ecological humanities; atomic photography; nuclear and atomic history and aesthetics; cultural theory; writing as method; north and nordicity; monuments, archives and memory; risk and futurity
  • Theresa Ventura
    • Associate Professor, History
  • Roberto Viereck Salinas
    • Associate Professor, Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics
  • Anya Zilberstein
    • Associate Professor, History

Sciences

  • Bengi Akbulut
    • Associate Professor, Geography, Planning and Environment
    Champs de recherche : Political Economy, Ecological Economics, Development Economics, Economic Alternatives Political Ecology, Feminist Economics, Social Movements
  • Silvano De la Llata
    • Associate Professor - Co-Director of Next Generation Cities Institute’s Cluster of Design, Art and Culture (On Sabbatical), Geography, Planning and Environment
    Champs de recherche : public space, urban design, social movements, collaborative community planning, open-source cities, planning theory, urban environmental psychology, subaltern urbanisms and insurgent planning/design.
  • Kristen Dunfield
    • Associate Professor, Psychology
    • Associate Chair, Psychology
    Champs de recherche : cognitive development, social cognition, comparative cognition, prosocial behaviour, trust, cooperation
  • Kevin A. Gould
    • Associate Professor , Geography, Planning and Environment
    Champs de recherche : Political ecology, historical and economic geographies of the Americas and particularly Guatemala, social theory, entanglements of development and militarization, politics of expertise, post-disaster reconstruction
  • Lisa Kakinami
    • Associate Professor, Mathematics and Statistics
    • Research Member, PERFORM Centre
    • Affiliate, Department of Health, Kinesiology & Applied Physiology
    • Fellow, Science College
  • Nalini Mohabir
    • Associate Professor, Geography, Planning and Environment
    Champs de recherche : Indentured Labour; Postcolonialism, Caribbean Studies, Decolonization; Diaspora, Migration, and Transnationalism; Protest and Resistance
  • Norma M. Rantisi
    • Professor , Geography, Planning and Environment
    Champs de recherche : political economy, labour market intermediaries, workforce development, artisanal cooperatives, social/solidarity economy, economic restructuring
  • Lisa Serbin
    • Professor, Psychology
  • Craig Townsend
    • Associate Professor and Chair, Geography, Planning and Environment
    Champs de recherche : Transportation policy, projects and politics; built environment characteristics of Canada's metropolitan areas; urban sprawl and the effect of legally protecting non-urban land; urban planning in the developing world.

Sciences sociales

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