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She analyzes the place of public utilities such as water supply and electricity in public policy - economic goods or social rights?

She is focusing on the barriers to women's rights to property in Bangladesh.

Michael is Assistant Professor in Law at the University of Ottawa.

She is interested in civilian agency under rebel governance, with a focus on the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

She is examining perceptions of gender violence in postwar Liberia, in institutional as well as informal advocacy work.

Daniel is an epidemiologist and policy analyst with expertise working in the fields of HIV, addictions, and drug policy.

She is analyzing the transformation of rebel groups into political parties in the African Great Lakes Region.

A prominent Métis cultural leader, Ms. Campbell will contribute to innovative research at the new Chair in Métis Studies at the University of Ottawa,…

One of Canada's foremost authorities on refugee and immigration law, Professor Dauvergne is committed to transforming how Canada and other…

A renowned philosopher with an acute capacity to debunk widespread ideas on environmental, economical, social, and political issues, the scholarly…