Postdoctoral Fellows
Sophie Guérard de Latour
Supervised by Will Kymlicka
completed
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Her research is dedicated to multiculturalism, especially on issues related to immigration, interethnic relations and citizenship in the French social and political context. She tries to promote a defense of multicultural politics in the normative frame of neo-republicanism.
Pierre Jolicoeur
Department of National Defence (Security and Defence Forum)
Fonds québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture
Supervised by John McGarry
completed
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Considered the role of federalism and federal institutions in the prevention of ethnic conflict in multinational states.
Hugo Rangel
Supervised by Alain-G. Gagnon
completed
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Examined collective identities in the United States and Canada with a special focus on educational practices and policies; studied the definition of cultural minorities and its interplay with national and cosmopolitan identities; also tackled exclusion and ethical issues concerning diversity policies.
Alexander Schwartz
Banting Fellow
Supervised by John McGarry
Kathryn Walker
Supervised by Will Kymlicka
completed
Investigating intersections between cosmopolitanism, nationalism and multiculturalism, with emphasis on Canadian examples.
Elke Winter
International Council for Canadian Studies
Supervised by Will Kymlicka
completed
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Examined the semantic/symbolic relations between historically established traditions of ethno-national pluralism (e.g. multi-nationalism) and multiculturalism in response to more recent, immigration-related diversity.