Faculty Members
*Faculty members that are currently able to supervise graduate students in the collaborative specialization. Representative publications are listed.
*Abada, Teresa - Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, (PhD 2003, University of Alberta): immigration; economic and social capital and integration of immigrants; transnationalism.
- Sano, Yujiro and Teresa Abada. 2019. "Immigration as a Social Determinant of Oral Health: Does the 'Healthy Immigrant Effect' Extend to Self-rated Oral Health in Ontario, Canada?" Canadian Ethnic Studies 51(1): 135-156.
- Abada, Teresa, Kristyn Frank, and Feng Hou. 2018. "Between Two Worlds: Source-Country Gender Roles and Gender Differences in Educational Attainment among Immigrant Children in Canada." Sociological Inquiry 88(1): 131-154.
*Adams, Tracey L. - Professor and Chair of Sociology, Department of Sociology, (PhD 1997, University of Toronto): professions; work; gender.
- Adams, Tracey L. 2020. "‘This happens all the time’: Organizations, Professionalism, and Ethical Dilemmas in Engineering." Work, Employment and Society 34(6):985-1003.
- Adams, Tracey L. 2020. "Professional employees and professional managers: conflicting logics, hybridity, and restratification." Journal of Professions and Organization 7(1): 101–115.
- Saks, Mike and Tracey L. Adams. 2019. "Neo-Weberianism, Professional Formation and the State: Inside the Black Box." Professions & Professionalism 9(2) DOI: 10.7577/pp.3190.
- Choroszewicz, Marta and Tracey L. Adams. 2019. "Gender and Age in the Professions: Intersectionality, Meta-work, and Social Change." Professions & Professionalism 9(2) DOI: 10.7577/pp.3432.
*Arku, Godwin - Associate Professor, Department of Geography, (PhD 2005, McMaster University): immigrants housing; transnationalism; sanctuary cities; economic development; urban development; policy analysis.
- Chatwin, M. and G. Arku. 2019. "Defining subnational open government: Does local context influence policy and practice?" Policy Sciences 52: 451–479. DOI: 10.1007/s11077-018-09347-7.
- Cleave, E., G. Arku, and M. Chatwin. 2019. "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back? Examining the Influence of Consultants on City Economic Development Policy." Canadian Journal of Public Administration." 62(1): 96-121.
- Cleave, E., G. Arku and M. Chatwin. 2019. "Are they Surgeons or Plumbers? Assessing the Role of Private Sector Consultants in Place Branding and Other Place-Based Economic Development Strategies." Public Organization Review 19: 179-200.
- Hussey, L. and G. Arku. 2019. "Conceptualizations of Climate-related health risks Among Experts and the Public in Ghana." Social Science & Medicine 223: 40-50.
*Ballucci, Dale - Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, (PhD 2009, University of Alberta): legal decision making in immigration and refugee cases, unaccompanied children.
- Ballucci, Dale and G. Lecoq. 2021. "Expanding Mechanisms of Governance: Uncertainty and Risk in Police Decision-Making Strategies in the Pursuit of Specialized Peace Bonds." Crime and Delinquency June 2021. DOI: 10.1177/00111287211014155.
- Lecoq, Garrett, Dale Ballucci, and Dale Spencer. 2021. "‘Keep Them on the Straight and Narrow’: Understanding, Selecting and Governing Subjects Through Intensive Supervision Units." The British Journal of Sociology 61(2): 538-557.
- Ballucci, Dale, Mary Ann Campbell, and Carmen Gill. 2020. "Use of the ODARA by Police Officers for Intimate Partner Violence: Implications for Practice in the Field." Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being 5(3): 91-102.
- Ballucci, Dale and Keyanna Drakes. 2020. "Beyond Convictions: Negotiating Procedural and Distributive Justice in Police Response to Sex Crimes Victim-Survivors." Victims & Offenders 16(1): 81-98.
*Bangarth, Stephanie - Associate Professor, Department of History at King's University College, (PhD 2003, University of Waterloo): Canadian human rights and social movements; Canadian immigration and refugee policies.
- Bangarth, S. 2020. "'Ann Nisei' and 'Sue Sada': Negotiating Race, Gender, and Family in the Nikkei Press of Canada and the United States," in R.L. Hinther, J. Mochoruk (eds.), Civilian Internment in Canada: Histories and Legacies. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press.
- Bangarth, S. 2014. "Citizen Activism, Refugees, and the State: Two Case-Studies in Canadian Immigration History." Pp. 17-30 in Catherine Briggs (ed.), Canada Since 1945. Don Mills: Oxford University Press.
- Bangarth, S. 2003. "'We are not asking you to open wide the gates for Chinese immigration': the Committee for the Repeal of the Chinese Immigration Act and early human rights activism in Canada." Canadian Historical Review 84(3): 395-422.
*Baruah, Bipasha - Professor and Canada Research Chair in Global Women's Issues, Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, (PhD 2005, York University): Gender, development and globalization; climate change and social justice; women in non-traditional occupations; land and housing rights; NGOs as intermediaries in development.
- Baada, Jemima Nomunume, Bipasha Baruah, and Isaac Luginaah. 2021. "Looming Crisis – Changing Climatic Conditions in Ghana's Breadbasket: The Experiences of Agrarian Migrants." Development in Practice 31(4): 432–45.
- Baada, Jemima Nomunume, Bipasha Baruah, Yujiro Sano, and Isaac Luginaah. 2021. "Mothers in a 'Strange Land' : Migrant Women Farmers' Reproductive Health in the Brong-Ahafo Region of Ghana." Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 32(2): 910-30.
- Baruah, Bipasha, and Sandra Biskupski‐Mujanovic. 2021. "Navigating Sticky Floors and Glass Ceilings: Barriers and Opportunities for Women's Employment in Natural Resources Industries in Canada." Natural Resources Forum 45(2): 183–205. DOI:&nnsp;10.1111/1477-8947.12216.
- Magnusdottir, Gunnhildur Lily, and Annica Kronsell. 2021. Gender, Intersectionality and Climate Institutions in Industrialised States. 1st ed. edited by G.L. Magnusdottir and A. Kronsell. Abingdon, Oxon; New York, NY: Routledge, 2021.: Routledge.
*Buzzelli, Michael - Associate Professor, Department of Geography, (PhD 2001, McMaster University).
- Buzzelli, M. 2019. "The modifiable areal unit problem" in International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, 2nd ed. A. Kobayashi (ed.). London: Elsevier.
- Songsore, E. and M. Buzzelli. 2018. "Diversity and Inclusion in Ontario Universities: A Snapshot Through the Lens of Institutional Strategic Mandates" in B. Blummer, J.M. Kenton and M. Wiatrowski (eds.), Promoting Ethnic Diversity and Multiculturalism in Higher Education . Hershey, Pennsylvania: IGI Global.
- Songsore, E. and M. Buzzelli. 2018. "Understanding developer perspectives and experiences of wind energy development in Ontario." Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space 36(4): 649-668.
- Buzzelli, M. and D.J. Allison. 2017. "Proposed Strategic Mandates for Ontario Universities: An Organisational Theory Perspective." Canadian Journal of Higher Education 47(3): 170-91
*Choi, Kate - Associate Professor, Department of Sociology. (PhD 2010, University of California - Los Angeles): Interracial marriage; immigrant fertility; immigrant health.
- Choi, Kate H. and Rachel E. Goldberg. 2021. "Multiracial Children's Experiences of Family Instability." Journal of Marriage and Family 83: 627-643.
- Denice, Patrick, Michael Haan, Anna Zajacova and Kate H. Choi. 2021. "Studying the Social Determinants of COVID-19 in a Data Vacuum." Canadian Review of Sociology 2021; 58: 146-164.
- Choi, Kate H. and Rachel Goldberg. 2020. "The Social Significance of Interracial Cohabitation: Inferences Based on Fertility Behavior." Demography 57(5): 1727-1751.
- Choi, Kate H., Sagi Ramaj, and Michael Haan. 2020. "Age of the oldest child and internal migration of immigrant families: A study using administrative data from immigrant landing and tax files." Population, Space and Place 2020: e2409.
*Clark, Kim - Professor, Department of Anthropology. (PhD 1993, New School for Social Research): Ecuador; historical and political anthropology; indigenous-state relations; gender; anthropology of the state.
- 2015. "New Arenas of State Action in the Ecuadorian Highlands: Public Health and State Formation, c. 1925-1950." Pp. 126-141 in Christopher Krupa and David Nugent (eds.) State Theory and Andean Politics: New Approaches to the Study of Rule. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press.
- 2007. Highland Indians and the State in Modern Ecuador (co-edited with Marc Becker). Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press. 348 pp.
- 2005. "Ecuadorian Indians, the Nation and Class in Historical Perspective: Rethinking a 'New Social Movement'." Anthropologica 47:31-43.
*Cleveland, Mark - Professor, DAN Management and Organizational Studies. (PhD 2006, John Molson School of Business, Concordia University): Cross-cultural consumer behavior; globalization and culture; ethnic and social identity; acculturation; culture in consumption; cosmopolitanism; consumer ethnocentrism; cultural values; materialism.
- Cleveland, Mark; Jennifer Robertson and Victoria Volk. 2020. "Helping or Hindering: Environmental Locus of Control, Subjective Enablers and Constraints, and Pro-environmental Behaviors." Journal of Cleaner Production 249(2020): 1-12.
- Cleveland, Mark and Fabian Bartsch. 2019. "Global Consumer Culture: Epistemology and Ontology." International Marketing Review 36(4): 556-580.
- Cleveland, Mark and Anjana Balakrishnan. 2019. "Appreciating vs. Venerating Cultural Outgroups: The Psychology of Cosmopolitanism and Xenocentrism." International Marketing Review 36(3): 416-444.
- Cleveland, Mark and Cecelia Xu. 2019. "Multifaceted Acculturation in Multiethnic Settings." Journal of Business Research 103(2019): 250-260.
*Dyczok, Marta - Associate Professor, Departments of History and Political Science. (DPhil 1995, University of Oxford).
- 2021. Dyczok, Marta and Diana Dutsyk. "Ukraine’s Media: A Field Where Power is Contested," in Matthew Rojansky, Georgiy Kasianov, and Mykhailo Minakov (eds.), From 'the Ukraine' to Ukraine: History of Contemporary Ukraine (1991-2020). Hanover: ibidem-Verlag/Wilson Center, distributed by Columbia University.
- Dyczok, Marta. 2018. "Ukraine’s Media in the Context of Global Cultural Convergence," in Marlene Laruelle and Peter Rollberg (eds.) Mass Media in the Post-Soviet World: Market Forces, State Actors, and Political Manipulation in the Informational Environment after Communism. New York and Hanover: Columbia University Press and ibidem-Verlag. (nominated for book prize)
- Dyczok, Marta. 2016. "History, Memory, and Media," in Serhiy Plokhii (ed.), The Future of the Past: New Perspectives on Ukrainian History. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
- Dyczok, Marta. Under Review. "Ukraine’s Media 2014-2018: Reacting to War." Nationalities Papers.
*Esses, Victoria - Professor and Director for the Centre for Research on Migration and Ethnic Relations, Department of Psychology. (PhD 1986, University of Toronto): Immigration policy and practice; factors affecting the settlement and integration of immigrants and refugees; ethnic relations; public attitudes towards immigrants; stereotypes,prejudice, and discrimination.
- Esses, V.M. (in preparation). "Discrimination and migration." Invited for S. Fiske (ed.), Annual Review of Psychology.
- Jetten, J., & Esses, V.M. 2018. "The reception of immigrants and refugees in Western countries: The challenges of our time." Journal of Social Issues 74: 662-673.
- Gaucher, D., J.P. Friesen, K.Neufeld and V.M. Esses. 2018. "Changes in the positivity of migrant stereotypes: How system-sanctioned pro-migrant ideology can affect public opinions of migrants." Social Psychological and Personality Science 9: 223-233.
- Nakeyar, C., V. Esses and G.J. Reid. 2018. "The psychosocial needs of refugee children and youth and best practices for filling these needs: A systematic review." Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry 23: 186-208.
*Farah, Randa - Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology. (PhD 1999, University of Toronto): Refugees; involuntary displacement; history/memory and identity; nations and nationalisms, humanitarianism.
- Farah, Randa. 2021. "The Red Priest of Haifa: Rafiq Farah (1921-2020)." Jerusalem Quarterly 85(2021): 81-105.
- Farah, Randa. Under Review. "Canada, the Palestinian Refugees and UNRWA," in Michael Lynk, Reem Badhi, and Jeremy Wildeman, (eds.), Canada and the Palestinians. Regine Press.
- Farah, Randa. 2016. "The Darker Shades of Exile," in Yasir Suleiman (ed.), Being Palestinian: Personal Reflections on Palestinian Identity in the Diaspora. Edinburgh University Press. Pp. 151-160.
- Farah, Randa. 2014. "What Forces Shape the Palestinians in Gaza?". alShabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network. September 2014. Reprinted at Ma'an News Agency: http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=729793
*Flath, James - Associate Professor, Department of History, (PhD 2000, University of British Columbia).
- Flath, James. 2021. "Popular Woodblock Print and Lithography in the Making of China's Global Imaginary." Contextual Alternate 1(1).
- Flath, James. 2017. "Crack: Beichuan in Ruins." Frontiers of Literary Studies in China 11(2) 2017, 239-62.
- Flath, James. 2011. "Social Narratives in Yangliuqing Nianhua of the 1930s." Arts Asiatiques 66(2011): 69-82.
- Flath, James. "Reading the Text of the House: domestic ritual configuration through print." in Ronald Knapp, (ed.), House, Home, Family. University of Hawaii Press, 2005.
*Gilliland, Jason - Professor and Director of the Urban Development Program, Cross Appointed with School of Health Studies and the Department of Paediatrics, Department of Geography. (Phd 2002, McGill University).
- Horne, J., J. Gilliland, C. O'Connor, J. Seabrook, P. Hannaberg and J. Madill. 2019. "Study protocol of a pragmatic randomized controlled trial incorporated into the Group Lifestyle Balance™ program: the nutrigenomics, overweight/obesity and weight management trial (the NOW trial)." BMC Public Health 19(310) (2019).
- Gilliland, J., M. Maltby, J. Loebach, X. Xu, I. Luginaah, J. Loebach and T. Shah. 2019. "Is Active Travel a Breath of Fresh Air? Examining Children’s Exposure to Air Pollution During the School Commute." Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Epidemiology 29(2019): 51-57.
- Irwin, B, M. Speechley and J. Gilliland. 2019. "Assessing the relationship between water and nutrition knowledge and beverage consumption habits in children." Public Health Nutrition 22(16): 3035-3048.
- Seabrook, J.A., A. Smith, A.F. Clark, J. Gilliland. 2019. "Geospatial analyses of adverse birth outcomes in Southwestern Ontario: Examining the impact of environmental factors." Environmental Research 172(2019): 18-26.
*Granadillo, Tania - Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology. (University of Arizona). ON SABBATICAL 2021-22.
*Michael Haan - Associate Professor, Department of Sociology. (PhD, University of Toronto).
- Nair, Shiva Madhwan, Tina Luu Ly, Daniel Halstuch, Arnon Lavi, Yujiro Sano, Michael Haan, and Nicholas E. Power. 2021. "Correlation of Occupational Exposure and Risk of Genitourinary Malignancies: A Canadian Population Study." Medical & Surgical Urology 10(2): No. 242, 1-7.
- Jin, Hyeongsuk, Manon Langevin, André Lebel, and Michael Haan. 2020. "Factors associated with the completion of apprenticeship training in Canada." Insights on Canadian Society 2020001 article 8.
- Zajacova, Anna, Anthony Jehn, Matthew Stackhouse, Kate H. Choi, Patrick Denice, Michael Haan, and Howard Ramos. 2020. "Mental health and economic concerns from March to May during the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada: Insights from an analysis of repeated cross-sectional surveys." SSM - Population Health 12(December 2020): 100704.
- Lavi, Arnon, Roderick Clark, Tina Luu Ly, Shiva M. Nair, Khalil Hetou, Michael Haan, and Nicholas E. Power. 2020. "Long-term Testis Cancer Survivors in Canada—Mortality Risks in a Large Population-based Cohort." European Urology Open Science 22(December 2020): 54-60.
*Halpern, Monda - Professor, Department of History (PhD 1997, Queen's University): Canadian and American Jewish History.
- Halpern, M. 2019. "The 'Malestrom' at Christie Pits: Jewish Masculinity and the Toronto Riot of 1933." Canadian Jewish Studies 28(2019): 12-33.
- Halpern, M. 2017. "'A spectacular incident…had somehow eluded my attention': The Impact of Cyril Levitt and William Shaffir’s book, The Riot at Christie Pits (1987)." Histoire sociale/Social History L(102) (November 2017): 421-31.
- Halpern, M. 2015. "'Are you people Jewish?': The Mistaken Identity of Mary Rosenblatt in the 1952 Harry Lee Murder Case." Canadian Jewish Studies 23(2015): 68-91.
- Halpern, M. and S. Halpern. 2011. "'Art Should Always Ennoble': Emma Griesbach and Art Appreciation in the Women’s Page of The Farmers’ Sun, 1917-1922". Ontario History 103(1) (Spring 2011): 42-59.
*Hopkins, Jeff - Associate Professor and Graduate Chair of Geography, Department of Geography. (PhD 1992, McGill University).
*Lawson, Erica - Associate Professor and Undergraduate Chair, Department of Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies (University of Toronto).
- Lawson, Erica S. 2018. "Bereaved Black Mothers and Maternal Activism in the Racial State." Feminist Studies 44(3): 713-735.
- Huff, S., Debbie Laliberte Rudman, Lilian Magalhães and Erica Lawson. 2018. "Africana Womanism: Implications for Transformative Scholarship in Occupational Science." Journal of Occupational Science 25(4): 554-565.
- Hamilton, Patricia, Erica Lawson, Crystal Gaudet, Jennifer Chisholm, Jaspreet Kaur and Susan Abercromby. 2018. "At the intersection of idealized youth and marginalized almost adulthood: how girls negotiate young motherhood in London, Ontario." Journal of Youth Studies 21(9): 1182-1197.
- Lawson, Erica. 2017. "How Women Bring about Peace and Change in Liberia." The Conversation
*Lozanski, Kristin - Associate Professor, Department of Sociology at King's University College. (PhD 2008, University of Alberta): Global Im/mobilities; citizenship; migrant labour; transnational reproduction; travel/tourism; critical theory.
- Lozanski, Kristin. 2020. "Mobilizing Mobilities: Birthright Tourists as Willful Strangers in Canada." Mobilities: Reproductive Mobilities 15(2): 146-160.
- Speier, Amy, Kristin Lozanski and Susan Frohlick. 2020. "Introduction: Reproductive Mobilities." Mobilities: Reproductive Mobilities 15(2): 107-119.
- Lozanski, Kristin and Irene Shankar. 2019. "Surrogates as risk or surrogates at risk? The contradictory constitution of surrogates’ bodies in transnational surrogacy." Social Theory and Health 17(1): 40-56.
- Lozanski, Kristin and Christine Lavrence. 2019. "Empowerment or self-governance? A critical discourse analysis of the lululemon manifesto," in Deborah Brock (ed.), Governing the Social in Neo-Liberal Timesv, p. 178-201. UBC Press.
*Luginaah, Isaac - Professor, Department of Geography, (PhD 2001, McMaster University).
- Kansanga, M. M., J. Braimah, R. Antabe, Y. Sano, E. Kyeremeh and I. Luginaah. 2019. "Examining the association between exposure to mass media and health insurance enrolment in Ghana." International Journal of Health Planning and Management 33(2): e531-e540.
- Konkor, I., M. Kansanga, Y. Sano, K. Atuoye and I. Luginaah. 2019. "Risk-taking behaviours and timing to first motorbike collision in the Upper West Region of Ghana." Journal of Transport & Health 12(2019): 105-114.
- Atuoye, K. N., I. Luginaah, H. Hambati and G. Campbell. 2019. "Politics, economics, how about our health? Impacts of large-scale land acquisitions on therapeutic spaces and wellbeing in coastal Tanzania." Social Science & Medicine 220: 283-291.
- Kansanga, M. and I. Luginaah. 2019. "Agrarian livelihoods under siege: Carbon forestry, tenure constraints and the rise of capitalist forest enclosures in Ghana." World Development 113: 131-142.
*Margolis, Rachel - Associate Professor and Undergraduate Chair, Department of Sociology. (PhD 2011, University of Pennsylvania): demography; families; population health.
- Margolis, Rachel, Youjin Choi, Anders Holm, and Nirav Mehta. 2020. "The Effect of Expanded Parental Benefits on Union Dissolution." Journal of Marriage and Family 83(1): 191-208.
- Margolis, Rachel, Youjin Choi, Feng Hou, and Michael Haan. 2019. "Capturing trends in Canadian divorce in an era without vital statistics." Demographic Research 41(52): 1453-1478.
- Margolis, Rachel and Ashton M. Verdery. 2019. "A Cohort Perspective on the Demography of Grandparenthood: Past, Present, and Future Changes in Race and Sex Disparities in the United States." Demography 56(4): 1495-1518.
- Margolis, Rachel, Feng Hou, Michael Haan, and Anders Holm. 2019. "Use of Parental Benefits by Family Income in Canada: Two Policy Changes." Journal of Marriage and Family 81: 450-467.
*Markert, Patricia - Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology (PhD 2022, SUNY Binghamton University): historical migration; transnational identities; settler colonialism; intergenerational placemaking following migration events; migration myths and narratives; archaeology and oral history; contested heritage; material culture; community-based research
- Markert, Patricia G. 2022. "Gathering Places: Alsatian Migration and Placemaking on the Texas Frontier." In The Archaeology of Space and Place in the West, eds. C. White and E. Dale. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.
- Markert, Patricia G. 2020. "Historical Archaeology of Migration in the American Southwest." Special Issue: New Perspectives on the American Southwest: Historical Archaeology of the 1800s and 1900s. KIVA: Journal of Southwestern Anthropology and History 86(2):137-148.
*Miller, James - Associate Professor and Graduate Chair, Comparative Literature, Philosophy Director of the Pride Library.
*Muller, Benjamin - Associate Professor, Department of Political Science at King's University College. (PhD 2005, Queen's University of Belfast): Borders and borderlands studies; critical security studies; international political sociology; biometric technology and border security; politics of mobility; citizenship and migration studies.
- 2019. "The Biometric Border," in K. Mitchell, R. Jones, J. Fluri (eds.), Handbook on Critical Geographies of Migration. Edward Elgar Publishing.
- 2016. "The Day the Border Died? The Canadian Border as Checkpoint in an Age of Hemispheric Security and Surveillance," in R. Lippert, K. Walby, I. Warren, D. Palmer (eds), National Security, Surveillance and Terror. Crime Prevention and Security Management. Palgrave Macmillan.
- 2010. Security, Risk, and the Biometric State: Governing Borders and Bodies. Routledge.
*Nathans, Eli - Associate Professor, Department of History (PhD 2001, Johns Hopkins University).
- Nathans, Eli. Peter von Zahn's Cold War Broadcasts to West Germany: Assessing America. Palgrave Macmillan: 2017.
- Nathans, Eli. 2009. "Peter Von Zahn über Rassismus in den USA" (Peter Von Zahn on Racism in the United States). Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte 1-2 (2009): 20-26.
- Nathans, Eli. 2000. "Legal Order as Motive and Mask: Franz Schlegelberger and the National Socialist Administration of Justice." Law and History 18(2) (June 2000): 281-304.
*Pearson, W. G. - Associate Professor and Chair of Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies. (PhD 2004, University of Wollongong).
- Pearson, W.G. "Cruising Canadian SF’s Queer Futurity: Hiromi Goto’s The Kappa Child and Larissa Lai’s Salt Fish Girl," pp. 185-202 in Amy J. Ransom and Dominick Grace (ed.), Bridging the Solitudes: Essays on Canadian Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019.
- Pearson, W.G. "'The Folk Will Continue': Daniel Heath Justice’s The Way of Thorn and Thunder," pp. 293-95 in Mike Levy and Farah Mendleshohn (ed.), Aliens in Pop Culture: A Guide to Visitors from Outer Space. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 2019.
- Pearson, W.G. "Detours Homeward: Indigenous Uses of the Road Movie." The Canadian Journal of Native Studies 31(1) (Fall 2011): 139-59.
- Pearson, W.G. "Born to be Bron: Destiny and Destinérrance in Samuel Delany's Triton." Science Fiction Studies 109(November 2009): 461-77.
*Pennesi, Karen - Associate Professor, Department of Linguistic and Sociocultural Anthropology. (PhD 2007, University of Arizona): Language and identity; issues with diversity of personal names in Canada; immigrant integration, performance of social identities; cross-cultural understandings of environment.
- Pennesi, Karen and Federica Guccini. 2020. "How to get someone’s name right if it's unfamiliar to you." The Conversation 22 November 2020.
- Pennesi, Karen. 2020. "Understanding Global Change: From Documentation and Collaboration to Social Transformation." pp. 243-258 in Meredith Welch-Devine, Anne Sourdril and Brian Burke (eds.) Changing Climate, Changing Worlds: Local Knowledge and the Challenges of Social and Ecological Change. Switzerland: Springer Nature.
- Pennesi, Karen. 2019. "Differential Responses to Constraints on Naming Agency among Indigenous Peoples and Immigrants in Canada." Language and Communication 64:91-103.
- Pennesi, Karen. 2017. "Universal Design for Belonging: Living and Working with Diverse Personal Names." Journal of Belonging, Identity, Language and Diversity 1(1):25-44.
*Quinn, Joanna -–Professor, Professor, Cross Appointed Faculty of Law, Affiliate-Appointed, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies (PhD 2003, McMaster University): Truth; conflict; transitional justice; law.
- El-Masri, Samar, T.R. Lambert, Joanna R. Quinn. 2020. Transitional Justice in Comparative Perspective: Preconditions for Success. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Quinn, J. 2019. "Diaspora influence on the thin sympathetic response in transitional justice." Ethnic and Racial Studies 42(11): 1830-1849.
- Lamont, Christopher, Joanna R. Quinn, and Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm. 2019. "The Ministerialization of Transitional Justice." Human Rights Review 20.1: 103-122.
- Quinn, J. 2017. "Searching for the Transitional Justice 'Effect'." International Journal of Peace Studies 22.1: 39-59.
*Rafat, Yasaman - Associate Professor, Hispanic Studies. (PhD 2011, University of Toronto): Second language speech learning; bilingualism; language attrition.
- Aziz, J., V. Machado, N. Swiderski, C. Valdivia, R. Stevenson, Y. Rafat and R. Rao. (in press). "The intonation of absolute questions in Argentinean- and Venezuelan-Canadian heritage speakers of Spanish: Investigating parental and English influences." Spanish in Context.
- Black, M., A. Rato and Y. Rafat. (in press). Effect of perceptual training without feedback on bilingual speech percepion: Evidence from approximant-stop discrimination in Spanish-dominant and English-dominant late bilinguals. Language and Speech.
- Rafat, Y., V. Whitford, M.F. Joanisse, N. Swiderski, S. Cornwell, M. Mohaghegh, C. Valdivia, N. Fakoornia, P. Nasrollahzadeh, L. Habibi. 2021. "First language orthographic effects in in second language speech: A comparison of Korean-English and Farsi-English bilinguals." Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech 3(1): 102-122.
- •Cortiana, G. and Y. Rafat. 2021. "The production of L2 Italian voiced palatal lateral [ʎ] and voiced palatal nasal [ɲ] by English-speaking learners." Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech 3(1): 123-145.
*Robin, Alena - Associate Professor, Department of Languages and Cultures. (PhD 2007, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México): Colonial Mexican art; Latin American art in Canada; transatlantic studies; passion of Christ.
- Robin, Alena. "Voices from the Archives. The Painter's Profession in Mexico City in 1735: Phelipe Chacón, José de Ibarra and Nicolás Enríquez in the Royal Mint," pp. 174-191 in Christina Smylitopoulos (ed.), Agents of Space: Eighteenth-Century Art, Architecture and Visual Culture. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2016. ISBN: 978-1-4438-8883-7.
- Robin, Alena. "A Nazarene in the Nude: Questions of Representation in Devotional Images of New Spain." Horti Hesperidum, studi di storia del collezionismo e della storiografia artistica V(2015, I 1): 201-237.
- Robin, Alena. "El Vía Crucis del Museo Regional de Guadalajara y los avatares del tiempo," pp. 35-46 in Actas del Primer Coloquio Interdisciplinar: Museo Regional de Guadalajara hacia su Centenario 1918-2018. Guadalajara, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia 2015.
- Robin, Alena. "'Trampantojo a lo divino': El Nazareno del Hospital de Jesús en Pennsylvania." Anales del Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas 107(2015): 157-171.
*Wolff, Victoria - Associate Professor, Hispanic Studies. (PhD 2008, McGill University): Interartistic approaches to Hispanic literature; transatlantic studies; intersections of research and teaching; community engaged learning.
- Wolff, V. 2015. "Darse al diablo: Spanish Literature, Music, and Society in El Diablo Cojuelo (1878) by Composer Francisco Asenjo Barbieri and Librettists Mariano Pina Domínguez and Miguel Ramos Carrión." Decimonónica (Journal of Nineteenth Century Hispanic Cultural Production) 12.1 (Winter 2015): 81-96.
- Wolff, V. 2013. "Many Voices: Reflections on the Personal and Professional Dimensions of Community Service Learning and Graduate Education in Hispanic Studies in Canada," pp. 115-129 in Luis Abanto and David Rozotto (eds.), Memoria del Congreso Annual. American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese – Capítulo Ontario. Ottawa: Ottawa Hispanic Studies – Series Ensayos, 2014.
- Wolff, V. "Specters of Bohemia: Music and Ghostly Appearances in the Dramatic and Musical-dramatic Adaptations of Pío Baroja’s Short Story “Caídos”." Hispanet Journal 6(2013).
- Wolff, V. "The Construction of National and Transnational Hispanic Identities in Two Operatic Adaptations of Juan Zorrilla de San Martín’s Poem Tabaré." Ars Lyrica 20(Fall 2012): 115-128.
*Yoshida, Yoko - Associate Professor, Department of Sociology. (PhD 2008, McGill University). Applied social statistics in the areas of immigration, integration of immigrants, and social inequality in Canada.
