Max Cameron, PhD University of California, Berkeley (1989)
Professor of Political Science
Politics, democracy, constitutions, separation of powers, electoral reform, Latin America, Canadian foreign policy, development, training politicians
Richard Johnston
Professor Emeritus
Elections, public opinion, representation, Canadian elections, US elections
Brian L. Job
Professor, Political Science
Faculty Associate, School of Public Policy and Global Affairs
International relations of Asia Pacific countries, especially political/security matters, Canadian political/security interests and policies vis-a-vis Asia, Asian politics
Kal Holsti, PhD
University Killam Professor Emeritus
Research Associate, Centre for International Relations in the Liu Institute
Aspects of U.S. foreign policy, war, ethnic conflicts
Daniel L. Overmyer, PhD, FRSC
Professor Emeritus
Chinese philosophy and religions, local religion in Chinese villages
Richard Price, PhD
Professor
international relations, role of norms and ethics in world politics, norms limiting warfare, chemical weapons taboo, ban against landmines
Kyung-Ae Park, PhD
Associate Professor and Co-Director, Centre for Korean Research
Korean politics (North and South Korea), U.S.-Korean relations, Korean unification
Allen G. Sens, PhD
Professor
War, armed conflict, international security, international conflict management, Canadian foreign policy, weapons, nuclear weapons, peacekeeping, arms control
Derek Gregory, MA, PhD (Cambridge), FBA, FRSC
Peter Wall Distinguished Professor
Aerial violence, Afghanistan, attacks on hospitals, bombing (past and present), casualty evacuation, civilian casualties, drone warfare, medical care in conflict zones, Syria, war
Jerry Spiegel, MSc, PhD
Professor
Director, Global Health Research Program
Global health, international health, environmental health, Cuba, Latin America
Alan Jacobs
Professor
European politics, European public policy, German politics, British politics, U.S. politics, U.S. public policy, European and U.S. welfare state, pensions, health care
Dr. Julian Dierkes, PhD
Associate Professor
Keidanren Chair in Japanese Research
Japanese education, cram schools, history education, history textbooks, reconciliation, legal education, Canada-Japan relations, contemporary Mongolia,
Colin Campbell
Professor Emeritus
Canada Research Chair in US Government and Politics
U.S. presidency, U.S. military, U.S.-Canadian relations, prime ministers in UK, Canada, and Australia, public service reform
Sheryl Lightfoot
Associate Professor
Canada Research Chair, Global Indigenous Rights and Politics
First Nations, international relations, foreign affairs, global affairs, Indigenous politics
Jon Beasley-Murray, PhD in Literature (Duke)
Associate Professor, Hispanic Studies; Chair, Latin American Studies Program
Latin America, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Venezuela, Central America, Mexico, politics, political theory, cultural studies, literature, culture, film, history, the Left, revolution, revolutionary movements, populism, civil society, affect, habit, multitude, posthegemony, educational technology, blogs, Wikipedia
Prof. Yves Tiberghien, PhD
Professor, Department of Political Science
Konwakai Chair in Japanese Research, Institute of Asian Research
Director, Center for Japanese Research
Director, UBC Sciences Po Dual Degree program
Global Economic governance, COVID politics, G20, WTO, RCEP, CPTPP, Global environment, climate change, biodiversity governance, GMO, Japan, Chinese political economy, China and global order, China global, EU, France, COVID-19 politics, WHO, EU-China relations, Japan-China relations,
Rob Tierney, PhD
Professor
Global epistemologies and cross-cultural research in education and literacy, social science research, diversity, social justice, equity, indigenous matters, digital literacies, nature of literacy, meaning making, reading comprehension, reading-writing relationships, teaching, learning, educational assessment, teacher education
Prof. Hyung-Gu Lynn
AECL/KECPO Chair in Korean Research
Editor, Pacific Affairs
South Korea, North Korea, Japan, politics, popular culture, society,
Dr. Farah Shroff, BSc, MEd (Primary Health Care), PhD
Public Health Researcher and Educator
public health, social equity, women’s health, global politics, social determinants of health, anti-racism, anti-imperialism, integrative health, holistic health practices, yoga, meditation, indigenous systems of health, health policy,
Katharina Coleman, PhD
Associate Professor
United Nations, peacekeeping, African Union