Department of History
Queen's University-
People
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Faculty/Instructors
- Adelman, Howard
- Akenson, Donald
- Bailey, Richard
- Brison, Jeff
- Callebert, Ralph
- Cammaert, Jessica
- Campbell, Peter
- Caron, Caroline-Isabelle
- Carson, James
- Chowdhury, Amitava
- Christianson, Paul
- Collins, Jeffrey
- Cookson-Hills, Claire
- Currarino, Rosanne
- D'Elia, Anthony
- Daigle Hau, Caralee
- den Otter, Sandra
- Dennis, Robert
- Dubinsky, Karen
- Dueck, Gordon
- Duffin, Jacalyn
- Duncan, Colin
- Engen, Robert
- English, Allan
- Epprecht, Marc
- Errington, Jane
- Franz, Kyle
- Gimblett, Richard
- Greenfield, Richard
- Hansen, Klaus
- Hardwick, Martina
- Heie, Nolan
- Hesketh, Ian
- Hill, Emily
- Husain, Adnan
- Jainchill, Andrew
- Jansen, Dinah
- Jeeves, Allan
- Johanson, Christine
- Kierylo Malolepsza, Gosia
- Lai, Sherman
- Leith, James
- Mah, Harold
- Malcolmson, Robert
- Manley, Rebecca
- Martyn, Bob
- Mason, Mike
- Maynard, Steven
- McCready, William
- McKay, Ian
- McNairn, Jeffrey
- Moncur, Maria
- Moorsom, Toby
- Pande, Ishita
- Parker, David
- Peacock, Pamela
- Pritchard, James
- Ray, Reeju
- Riddoch, Sonia
- Salzmann, Ariel
- Sandassie, Samantha
- Sen, Aditi
- Shenton, Robert
- Sherling, Rankin
- Siljak, Ana
- Slitt, Rebecca
- Smith, Geoffrey
- Smith, Timothy
- Stayer, James
- Thompson, David
- Trofimov, Leonid
- Tulchinsky, Gerald
- van Deusen, Nancy
- Van Die, Marguerite
- Walker, Barrington
- Woodford, Benjamin
- Woolf, Daniel
- Administrative Faculty
- Staff
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Ph.D.
- Aivalis, Christo
- Bennett, Kelly
- Beswick, Lorne
- Bradley, Ben
- Caesar, Mary
- Callebert, Ralph
- Cammaert, Jessica
- Caswell, Marisha
- Chaktsiris, Mary
- Coffey, Leigh-Ann
- Cole, Josh
- Cookson-Hills, Claire
- Daigle Hau, Caralee
- DeGroot, Scott
- Deng, Jie
- Dennis, Robert
- Duffett, Angela
- Engen, Robert
- Fleming, Scott
- Franz, Kyle
- Garton, Kendall
- Ginger, Jacob
- Gosselin, Daniel
- Graham, Peter
- Hanowski, Elliot
- Harris, Carolyn
- Hurrell, Casey
- Hutchinson, Braden
- Ireland, Kristin
- Jansen, Dinah
- Jemczyk, Erin
- Johnston, Paul
- Jowett, Stephanie
- Kierylo Malolepsza, Gosia
- Mandzak, Erin
- Moncur, Maria
- Moorsom, Toby
- Nesbitt, Douglas
- Peacock, Pamela
- Pehlivan, Zozan
- Price, Peter
- Quirk, James
- Ray, Reeju
- Renaud, Tabitha
- Roy, Richard
- Sachko, Corinna
- Sandassie, Samantha
- Shaw, Melissa
- Sherling, Rankin
- Shnorhokian, Roubina
- Sommerville, James
- Tait, Jackson
- Thompson, David
- Trudgen, Matthew
- van Tol, Deanne
- Wallace, Sarah
- Ward, Allison
- Yusuf, Ahmed
- Zeimbekis, Trina
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M.A.
- Anderson, Brooke
- Antar, Amanie
- Armstrong, William
- Cavanaugh, Byron
- Ciufo, Carly
- de Silva, Lynsey
- Dicker, Jacob
- Egerdie, Molly
- Elming, Rebecca
- Faria, Amanda
- Francoeur, David
- Giruparajah, Kirubhalini
- Goldsworthy, Ryan
- Hayward, Sean
- Heffernan, Tyler
- Hogberg, Steven
- Hurrell, Casey
- Ing, Katherine
- Joshi, Radhika
- Kelly, Connor
- Knox, Melinda
- Martin, Danyal
- McDonald, Kathryn
- McMahon, Allison
- Morton, James
- Osterer, Daniel
- Raza, Syed
- Rosner, Michelle
- Shumay, Christine
- Smith, Stephen
- Stein, Blair
- Teasdale, Steven
- Teow, Ruyan
- Wells, Leslie
- Yager, Zane
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Faculty/Instructors
Kathryn McDonald
M.A. Candidate
E-mail: 5km73@queensu.ca
Phone: 613-533-2150
Fax: 613-533-6298
Education
BA(H) Queen's University, 2010
About
My research broadly involves the fields of modern African history, the history of political economy & conceptions of 'development,' and the history of radical (anarchist, syndicalist and Marxist) politics.
Under Dr. Robert Shenton, I will be looking at the roots of modern African anarchist theory & practice, with attention to how this unique form of anarchism takes inspiration from both post-colonial thinkers and from the European early anarchists. My geographic focus will centre on South Africa and Nigeria. In addition, I am interested in theories of underemployment/'overpopulation,' the microfinance industry, and in conceptions of violence & reparation in post-colonial politics.
I also copy edit for the academic journal Nokoko, an open-access publication promoting dialogue, discourse and debate on Pan-Africanism, Africa, and Africana.
TA assignment Fall 2011: HIST 221 (Jewish and World Civilization)