ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 Contents About the School 3 Highlights of the Year 4 Research Clusters 6 Outreach & Events 7 Board of Directors 16 BSIA People 18 PhD Students 22 Masters Students 24 Policy Briefs - Global Affairs Canada 25 PhD Graduates 26 Masters Graduates 27 Faculty Books and Publications 28

2 Front cover image provided by Kyle Taylor, MIPP graduate, while on internship in Lao PDR. About the School

The Balsillie School of International Affairs (BSIA) is an institute for advanced research, academic programs, while CIGI, as a think tank, uses its in-house expertise and its education, and outreach in the fields of global governance and international public worldwide network of practitioners to help inform and guide BSIA’s outreach and policy. collaborative research. The BSIA is also the home to four research centres with an international profile - the Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS), As a hub in a global network of scholars, practitioners and students, the BSIA aims the Canadian Network for Research on Terrorism, Security and Society (TSAS), the to develop new solutions to humanity’s critical problems, improve global governance Laurier Centre for Sustainable Food Systems (LCSFS), and the International Migration now and in the future, and enhance the quality of people’s lives around the world. Research Centre (IMRC).

Founded in 2007 by philanthropist Jim Balsillie, the BSIA is an equal collaboration The unique integration of the collaborating institutions’ approaches and cultures gives among the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), the University of BSIA an unmatched ability to promote vigorous engagement across boundaries Waterloo (UW), and Wilfrid Laurier University (Laurier). The collaborating institutions of discipline and practice, to connect today’s experts with tomorrow’s leaders in bring to the BSIA different but complementary strengths, so they have different critical debate and analysis, and to achieve—in all its work—the highest standards of roles and responsibilities. The two universities employ BSIA faculty and offer BSIA’s excellence.

3 Highlights of the Year

This academic year was a momentous one for the School, marking the 10th anniversary of its foundation. In a relatively short period of time, the School has made remarkable progress. It has quickly emerged as a leading provider of graduate education in global governance and international public policy not just within Canada but internationally.

Enrolments in our Masters and PhD programs have increased by more than fifty percent joined us for a double degree program through the University of Warwick. The MIPP in the last three years. Through the seven research clusters the School has established, a welcomed its second cohort of students under the African Leaders of Tomorrow (ALT) lively research climate has been created that has facilitated collaboration across our three initiative, which commemorates Nelson Mandela’s commitment to social justice and equity partner institutions. Our faculty and students continue to win national and international by offering young African women and men the opportunity to study in a master’s degree recognition and prestigious awards for the quality of their work. program in Canada. The initiative is funded by Global Affairs Canada and the MasterCard Foundation, and we were pleased that four ALT students joined our MIPP program. We This year was also of great significance for the School because the three partners were are now starting to see our early PhD students complete their programs: a record five PhD successful in re-negotiating the financial arrangements that sustain the School’s activities. students successfully defended their dissertations in this academic year: congratulations Thanks to the generosity of Mr. Jim Balsillie, the funding that supports the School, primarily to Carla Angulo-Pasel, Kimberly Burnett, Rupinder Mangat, Sara Rose Taylor, and Jessica through providing fellowships for our Masters and PhD students, was extended for a further West. Our incoming and current Masters and Phds students also received approximately decade. With this very strong foundation, the School can look forward and plan with a great $500,000 in external awards in 2018. deal of confidence that the next decade will be at least as successful as the last. Among the notable honours accorded our faculty, Keith Hipel was appointed to the Order The School’s official celebration of its tenth anniversary was held at the start of September of Canada, Sarah Burch and Shohini Ghose were elected to the Royal Society of Canada’s 2018. Among the almost 300 participants were the Presidents of the two universities, Dr. College of New Scholars, Sue Horton was inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy Feridun Hamdullahpur and Dr. Deborah MacLatchy; Mr. Aaron Shull, Managing Director of Health Sciences, Jennifer Clapp received the 2018 Distinguished Scholar Award from of CIGI; The Honourable Bardish Chagger, Leader of the Government in the House of the Environmental Studies Section of ISA, our Banting Postdoctoral Fellow Scott Hamilton Commons and MP for Waterloo; Raj Saini, Member of Parliament for Kitchener Centre; His received the International Studies Association’s Theory Section’s Best Paper Award, Worship Dave Jaworsky, Mayor for the City of Waterloo; and His Worship Berry Vrbanovic, Jonathan Crush was named Laurier University Research Professor, and Jennifer Clapp, Mayor for the City of Kitchener. The event was hosted by BSIA Board Chair and Laurier Suzan Ilcan and Jasmin Habib received 2017 Outstanding Performance Awards from the Provost, Dr. Robert Gordon. University of Waterloo.

In September 2017, the School admitted its largest ever cohort to the Master of Arts in The School continued its collaboration with the Foresight and Global Trends Analysis unit in Global Governance program. In addition to the 20 domestic students, one student came the Foreign Policy Bureau of Global Affairs to develop papers that fed into the department’s to Waterloo on exchange from our partner the University of Konstanz, and one student analysis of developments likely to affect Canada’s foreign policy in the coming years. Our

4 Masters and PhD students presented drafts of their briefs at the annual BSIA Graduate Leadership Program, a two-day certificate program for students and leaders of non-profit Student Symposium in April, where Paul Meyer, former Ambassador and Permanent organizations. The Program was led by The Venerable Tenzin Priyadarshi, Director of Representative to the Office of the UN and the Conference on Disarmament, joined us as the Ethics Initiative at the MIT Media Lab and President & CEO of The Dalai Lama Center the keynote speaker. The final versions of the policy briefs were presented at a meeting for Ethics and Transformative Values at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The in Ottawa at Global Affairs in June 2018. The meeting included more than 60 officials from School also co-hosted a Model G20 for the University of Waterloo’s Model UN society, various government departments—and was regarded by all parties as the most successful and a Model UN for the local high schools. Among the highlights of a very busy year were of the iterations to date. Eight BSIA students also had the opportunity to travel to Ottawa talks by The Honourable Karina Gould, Minister of Democratic Institutions; Professor Clive to participate in the Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights Student Symposium and Policy Hamilton, author; MP Romeo Saganashl; and Andrew Feinstein, author and Executive Challenge, co-hosted by the Digital Inclusion Lab at Global Affairs Canada and the Canadian Director, Corruption Watch. Institute for Advanced Research.

The School maintained an active events and outreach program through the year, hosting more than 100 lectures, seminars and workshops. Many of the events were organized by the seven research clusters that the School has identified as its core areas of expertise: Conflict and Security; Environment and Resources; Global Political Economy; Migration, Mobilities and Social Politics; Indigenous Peoples, Decolonization and the Globe; Multilateral Institutions; and Science and Health Policy. The vast majority of them were open to the public. For a fourth year, the School hosted an International Law Summer Institute, co-organized by Neil Craik (UW) and Maria Panezi (CIGI), which attracted a number of distinguished speakers, and applications from Masters and PhD students from across John Ravenhill Canada and four other countries. For the first time, we also hosted a Transformative Director

5 Research Clusters

Environment and Resources

Global Political Security This cluster addresses global governance challenges arising from Economy Conflict and large-scale environmental and resource stresses, including climate change, food insecurity, declining biodiversity, water shortages, forest loss, fisheries depletion, and energy scarcities. Research in this cluster includes work on confidence building, the Convenors: Clay Dasilva and Scott Hamilton This cluster embraces a variety of perspectives on the field of nexus between economics and security, the role of ideology in political economy. Topics include the politics of global trade and conflict, critical approaches to security and human security, and finance, the changing world food system, and the rise of “emerging human rights. Indigenous powers” in the world economy. Convenors: Andrew Cooper, Alistair Edgar and Jasmin Habib Convenors: Derek Hall and Heather Whiteside Peoples, Decolonization and the Globe

This cluster is an action-oriented research group that supports Migration, activities oriented to decolonizing our institutions, the disciplines we work across and the knowledge systems with which we engage. Science and Mobilities and Convenors: Jasmin Habib and Audra Mitchell Health Policy Social Politics

This group fosters dialogue and scholarship on governance Drawing on the enormous wealth of talent in the STEM disciplines challenges arising from global migration, mobilities and social Multilateral at both universities, this cluser examines environmental policies, politics. Priorities include human rights and citizenship, global social innovation policies, health policies, and how Canada does (and how policy and protection, diaspora and transnationalism, and territory Institutions it should) manage the interface between science and public policy. and identity. Convenor: Heather Douglas (Sept-May); Karen Grepin, Kathryn Convenors: Suzan Ilcan and Kim Rygiel This cluster analyzes the activities and policies of political, economic Henne, and Jennifer Liu (June-Aug) and other multilateral institutions - including intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations - and the challenges that face such bodies or are posed by their actions. 6 Convenors: Andrew Cooper and Alistair Edgar Outreach & Events

August 30, 2018 PhD Dissertation Defence: Defense in Depth – An Anatomy of Containment from Quarantine to Resilience SPEAKER: JESSICA WEST, PHD CANDIDATE, LAURIER/BSIA

July 25, 2018 PhD Dissertation Defence: Tweeting Strategy – Military Social Media Use as Strategic SPEAKER: RUPINDER MANGAT, PHD CANDIDATE, LAURIER/BSIA

July 17, 2018 Threats to Democracy in the Digital Age SPEAKER: THE HONOURABLE KARINA GOULD, MINISTER OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS

July 16, 2018 Comparing the Operational Modalities of NDB and AIIB SPEAKER: JIEJIN ZHU, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, FUDAN UNIVERSITY

July 9-13, 2018 Transformative Leadership Program SPEAKER: THE VENERABLE TENZIN PRIYADARSHI, PRESIDENT AND CEO, THE DALAI LAMA CENTER FOR ETHICS AND TRANSFORMATIVE VALUES, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

July 5, 2018 Migration, Trafficking and Insecurity in the Sahel and Sub-Saharan Africa SPEAKER: OLAYINKA AJALA, FORMER VISITING FELLOW, COMBATING TERRORISM CENTRE, UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST POINT

July 3-4, 2018 International Conference on Urbanization, Food Systems and Sustainability ORGANIZER: HUNGRY CITIES PARTNERSHIP, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS 7 NETWORK AND QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOLARS PROGRAMS June 22, 2018 May 30, 2018 Policy Brief Presentations to Global Affairs Canada The Concept of an International Institutional Bypass SPEAKERS: GRADUATE FELLOWS, BSIA SPEAKER: MARIANA MOTA PRADO, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO June 19-20, 2018 Complex Institutional Systems and Urban Sustainability Outcomes Workshop May 29, 2018 ORGANIZERS: JEREMY PITTMAN, SCHOOL OF PLANNING, UW, AND CARRIE MITCHELL, The Coevolution of the Trade and the Environmental Regime Complexes ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, UW AND FELLOW, BSIA SPEAKER: JEAN-FRÉDÉRIC MORIN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, LAVAL UNIVERSITY June 6, 2018 PhD Dissertation Defence: The Role of Indicators in Promoting Gender Equality May 28, 2018 Through the Millennium and Sustainable Development Goals Conditioning the Battlefield: Legal Practices During Armed Conflict SARA ROSE TAYLOR, PHD CANDIDATE, LAURIER/BSIA SPEAKER: CHRISTOPHER WATERS, DEAN, FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR

June 1, 2018 May 28 - June 1, 2018 Contemporary Dispute Settlement Between States: An Assessment 4th Annual International Law Summer Institute SPEAKER: DONALD MCRAE, PROFESSOR, FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA ORGANIZERS: CIGI/BSIA

May 31, 2018 May 24, 2018 Sustainable Development: What’s Rights Got to Do with It War or Peace in Cyberspace: What It Means for You SPEAKERS: MAYA PRABHU, YALE UNIVERSITY SPEAKERS: THERESA HITCHENS, SENIOR RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, CISSM SUMUDU ATAPATTU, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN BESSMA MOMANI, PROFESSOR, POLITICAL SCIENCE, UW/BSIA WILL DAVID, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, INDIGENOUS RIGHTS CENTRE STEVEN B. YOUNG SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT, ENTERPRISE & DEVELOPMENT, UW May 24, 2018 ASHFAQ KHALFAN, LAW & POLICY DIRECTOR, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL War or Peace in Cyberspace: Whither International Cyber Security? ORGANIZERS: PROJECT PLOUGHSHARES, THE CANADIAN PUGWASH GROUP, THE CENTRE FOR May 31, 2018 PEACE ADVANCEMENT AT CONRAD GREBEL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, AND THE BSIA Climate Change and Human Rights: Role of International Law? SPEAKER: SUMUDU ATAPATTU, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH CENTERS AND INTERNATIONAL May 23, 2018 PROGRAMS, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN LAW SCHOOL Talking about Security and Defence: What is that all about? SPEAKER: MATTHEW OVERTON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CDA INSTITUTE May 30-31, 2018 Legal Solutions for Sustainability: Roundtable on Innovative International May 17, 2018 Instruments for the Sustainable Development Goals The Role of the Shadow Minister ORGANIZERS: CANADA’S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS NETWORK, THE SPEAKER: ERIN O’TOOLE, FOREIGN AFFAIRS CRITIC FOR THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY AND INTERNATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION, CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABLE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR DURHAM DEVELOPMENT LAW, SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT ENTERPRISE AND DEVELOPMENT, AND THE BSIA

8 May 16, 2018 April 26-27, 2018 After the Exodus: Food Insecurity Among Zimbabwean Migrants in Urban South Fourth BSIA Global Political Economy Dissertation Workshop Africa ORGANIZER: DEREK HALL, PROFESSOR, LAURIER/BSIA SPEAKER: GODFREY TAWODZERA, QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOLAR, LAURIER April 25, 2018 May 7, 2018 Will the Anthropocene End the Social Sciences? Roundtable Patently Unequal: Intellectual Property, Industrial Organization, and Economic SPEAKERS: CLIVE HAMILTON, PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA Malaise TIMIEBI AGANABA-JENTY, CIGI SPEAKER: HERMAN MARK SCHWARTZ, FULBRIGHT RESEARCH CHAIR IN GLOBAL SIMON DALBY, PROFESSOR, LAURIER/BSIA GOVERNANCE, BSIA SCOTT HAMILTON, BANTING POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW, BSIA AUDRA MITCHELL, PROFESSOR, LAURIER/BSIA May 5, 2018 BRYON WILLISTON, LAURIER Canada as Safe Haven? The Migration of War Resisters from the United States ANNE WILSON, LAURIER Workshop ORGANIZER: ALISON MOUNTZ, CANADA RESEARCH CHAIR IN GLOBAL MIGRATION April 24, 2018 GEOGRAPHY AND PROFESSOR, LAURIER/BSIA The Fate of Humans in a New Geological Age: Beginning to Think About the Anthropocene May 4, 2018 SPEAKER: CLIVE HAMILTON, PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA Canada as Safe Haven? The Migration of War Resisters from the United States April 19, 2018 SPEAKERS: LISA MOLOMOT, FILMMAKER ‘Stop This Carnage’: The Politics of Death and Mourning in the Production of JOHN HAGAN, PROFESSOR, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Europe’s ‘Migration Crisis’ WAR RESISTERS AND ACTIVISTS SPEAKER: NANDO SIGONA, BIRMINGHAM FELLOW, SCHOOL OF SOCIAL POLICY

May 2, 2018 April 5, 2018 Business Actors, Political Resistance, and Strategies for a Clean Energy Indigenous Peoples, Canada and the Declaration Transition SPEAKER: ROMEO SAGANASH, MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT, ABITIBI-BAIE-JAMES-NUNAVIK- SPEAKER: CHRISTIAN DOWNIE, AUSTRALIAN RESEARCH COUNCIL DECRA FELLOW, SCHOOL EEYOU OF REGULATION AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE, THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY April 3, 2018 April 26, 2018 Right-wing Populism as the “New Nationalism” of Europe and America 2018 BSIA Graduate Fellowship Symposium SPEAKERS: DAPHNE HALIKIOPOULOU, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN COMPARATIVE POLITICS, SPEAKER: PAUL MEYER, FORMER AMBASSADOR AND PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICS AND IR, UNIVERSITY OF READING OFFICE OF THE UN AND THE CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT ERIC KAUFMANN, PROFESSOR OF POLITICS, BIRKBECK COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON

April 25, 2018 April 2, 2018 Intellectual Property Rights, Money, and Infrastructural Power in the Modern Canada and the Global Forces of Populism American Empire SPEAKER: DARRELL BRICKER, CEO, IPSOS GLOBAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS SPEAKER: HERMAN MARK SCHWARTZ, FULBRIGHT RESEARCH CHAIR IN GLOBAL

GOVERNANCE, BSIA 9 April 2-3, 2018 Deconstructing the Ideological Complexity of Right-Wing Populism Across Borders Workshop ORGANIZER: STEVEN MOCK, FELLOW, BSIA

March 28-29, 2018 Global Populism and Democratic Futures Summit ORGANIZER: GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT SEMINAR PROGRAM, UW

March 28, 2018 International Prudential Standards in a World of Growing Nationalism and Protectionism SPEAKER: MARK ZELMER, SENIOR FELLOW, CD HOWE INSTITUTE

March 27, 2018 PhD Research Symposium ORGANIZED BY SCOTT JANZWOOD, PHD CANDIDATE, BSIA

March 26, 2018 Narratives of Central American Migrants Living in Mexican Limbo: Student- Led Research in Mexico SPEAKER: STACEY WILSON-FORSBERG, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, HUMAN RIGHTS & HUMAN DIVERSITY, LAURIER

March 22, 2018 A Nation of Feminist Arms Dealers? Canada and Military Exports SPEAKER: SRDJAN VUCETIC, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA

March 21, 2018 Lessons of the Colombian Peace Agreement for Global Governance and Challenges Ahead SPEAKER: ANDRÉS GARCÍA TRUJILLO, PHD CANDIDATE, UW/BSIA

March 15, 2018 The Stranded Wealth of Nations: Oil Exporters, the Shale Revolution and Climate Policy SPEAKER: THIJS VAN DE GRAAF, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, GHENT INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, GHENT UNIVERSITY 10 March 8, 2018 February 14, 2018 Celebrating Graduate Student Research at the International Migration Research Cosmopolitan Culture and Migration in Ecuador: Intersections of Class, Ethnicity Centre and Gender in the Quito Food Truck Scene SPEAKERS: CARLA ANGULO-PASEL, PHD GRADUATE, LAURIER/BSIA SPEAKER: CHERYL MARTENS, LECTURER, SOCIOLOGY, UNIVERSIDAD SAN FRANCISCO DE MAISSAA ALMUSTAFA, PHD CANDIDATE, LAURIER/BSIA QUITO KIRA WILLIAMS, RESEARCH ASSOCIATE, UW February 12, 2018 March 6, 2018 Euro Area Reform: Why and How Public Service Q&A SPEAKER: BEATRICE WEDER DI MAURO, SENIOR FELLOW, CIGI SPEAKER: JONATHAN BERKSHIRE MILLER, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PROFESSIONAL February 12, 2018 March 6, 2018 Elon Musk, President of Mars? Geopolitics and Security Shifts in East Asia: A Perspective from Japan SPEAKER: MICHAEL BYERS, CANADA RESEARCH CHAIR IN GLOBAL POLITICS AND SPEAKER: JONATHAN BERKSHIRE MILLER, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PROFESSIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

March 6, 2018 February 9, 2018 Global Secular Stagnation: Keynes, Schumpeter or Veblen? Life in the Public Service: A Graduate’s Experience SPEAKER: HERMAN MARK SCHWARTZ, FULBRIGHT RESEARCH CHAIR IN GLOBAL SPEAKER: BRODIE ROSS, SENIOR POLICY OFFICER WITH NATIONAL DEFENCE GOVERNANCE, BSIA February 8, 2018 March 2, 2018 America’s Self-Defeating Sovereignty Obsession and Its Implications for the Liberal Prospective Student Open House 2018 World Order SPEAKER: STEWART M. PATRICK, DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND GLOBAL March 1, 2018 GOVERNANCE PROGRAM, COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS Migration and Belonging: Critical Geographies of the Utopian Imagination SPEAKER: HARALD BAUDER, PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY, RYERSON UNIVERSITY February 2, 2018 2017-18 Global Affairs Canada Oral Briefing Session March 1, 2018 SPEAKERS: GRADUATE FELLOWS, BSIA On-Street Sex Work and Transgender Politics in Mexico City: Intersections of Gender, Class, and Labour February 1, 2018 SPEAKER: ORALIA GÓMEZ-RAMÍREZ, VISITING RESEARCHER, DEPARTMENT OF GLOBAL “Here One Cannot Live, But It Is Not Worth Living Elsewhere”: Rethinking STUDIES, LAURIER Illiberalism Through the Politics of Displacement of Roma in Orbán’s Hungary February 15, 2018 SPEAKER: PATRICK CIASCHI, VISITING SCHOLAR, IMRC The Resistance Dilemma: How the Climate Movement’s Strategy Threatens the Clean Energy Transition January 25, 2018 SPEAKER: GEORGE HOBERG, PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY AND GLOBAL AFFAIRS, Censored Success: How to Prevent a Banking Panic; the Barings Crisis of 1890 UBC Revisited SPEAKER: EUGENE N. WHITE, PROFESSOR, ECONOMICS, RUTGERS UNIVERSITY 11 January 18, 2018 November 30, 2017 Our Climate is Nuclear Education, Youth, and Peacebuilding in Conflict-Affected Contexts SPEAKER: SCOTT HAMILTON, BANTING POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW, BSIA ORGANIZERS: CIDEC, OISE, CONRAD GREBEL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LAURIER AND THE BSIA

January 16, 2018 PhD Dissertation Defence: Navigating Risks across Borders: The Lived Experiences of Central American Women Migrants SPEAKER: CARLA ANGULO-PASEL, PHD CANDIDATE, LAURIER/BSIA

January 15, 2018 Current Issues in Global Health SPEAKER: DAVID WILSON, GLOBAL LEAD FOR DECISION AND DELIVERY SCIENCE, WORLD BANK

January 12, 2018 How It ‘Really’ Works…The Inside View of Canadian Foreign Policy SPEAKER: GARRY KELLER, FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF, CANADA’S FOREIGN MINISTER

January 11, 2018 Disaster Shocks: Issues of Local and Global Governance SPEAKER: STEPHEN EVANS, PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, UW

January 8, 2018 November 27, 2017 From Identity to Precarity: Asylum, State Violence, and Alternative Horizons for Women, Peace and Security: The Case of South Sudan Roundtable Queer Citizenship Speakers: Agnes Wasuk Petia, National Women’s Program, South Sudan Council of SPEAKER: DAVID K. SEITZ, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY, HARVEY MUDD Churches COLLEGE AWAK HUSSEIN, YOUTH COORDINATOR, SOUTH SUDAN COUNCIL OF CHURCHES

January 4, 2018 November 24, 2017 Improved Cookstoves: The Global Ramification of a Simple Domestic The Black Saturday Manifesto Technology SPEAKERS: MATTHEW HEYS, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA SPEAKER: SAMER ABDELNOUR, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, ROTTERDAM SCHOOL OF JIM BLIGHT AND JANET LANG, PROFESSORS, UW/BSIA MANAGEMENT, ERASMUS UNIVERSITY ORGANIZERS: TSEPHO INSTITUTE/BSIA November 23, 2017 Middle Powers and the UN: Niche Agency or No Agency? December 5, 2017 SPEAKER: CATHERINE JONES, EAST ASIAN POST-DOCTORAL FELLOW, UNIVERSITY OF The Rohingyas: A Case of the ‘Sub-human’ in Myanmar and Bangladesh WARWICK SPEAKER: NASIR UDDIN, PROFESSOR, ANTHROPOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OF CHITTAGONG 12 November 23, 2017 November 9, 2017 Why Leaders Fail to Learn from History Migration, International Space and New Horizons of the Possible SPEAKERS: ROBERT PATMAN, FULBRIGHT SENIOR SCHOLAR, CENTRE OF STRATEGIC SPEAKER: ANNE MCNEVIN, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF POLITICS, THE NEW SCHOOL STUDIES, WELLINGTON DAVID WELCH, PROFESSOR, UW/BSIA November 9, 2017 Contesting Borders in the Arctic November 20, 2017 SPEAKER: KLAUS DODDS, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH, DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY, ROYAL Policy Officer Recruitment Programme Information Session HOLLOWAY SPEAKER: AARON HYWARREN, DIRECTOR STRATEGIC COORDINATION AND OUTREACH, NATIONAL DEFENCE HEADQUARTERS November 8, 2017 Challenging the EU Policy Agenda: Voices of Dissent from the Field November 17, 2017 SPEAKER: VICKI SQUIRE, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, INTERNATIONAL SECURITY, UNIVERSITY The Internet and the Supply of Informal International Governance OF WARWICK SPEAKER: MICHAEL MANULAK, ANALYST, GOVERNMENT OF CANADA November 8-10, 2017 November 16, 2017 Bordering Practices in Migration and Refugee Protection Workshop Migrant Dreams: A Film by Min Sook Lee ORGANIZER: SUZAN ILCAN, PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY, UW/BSIA SPEAKER: MIN SOOK LEE, DIRECTOR November 6, 2017 November 16, 2017 Tangled Governance: Regime Complexity and the Euro Crisis Trade Protectionism, Security Risks and Sanctions: Assessing Risks to Global SPEAKER: C. RANDALL HENNING, PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS, Growth SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL SERVICE, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SPEAKER: RACHEL ZIEMBA, MANAGING DIRECTOR, EMERGING MARKETS, ROUBINI GLOBAL ECONOMICS November 3, 2017 Resumé and Cover Letter Writing November 14, 2017 ORGANIZER: CENTRE FOR CAREER ACTION, UW International Humanitarian Law: Putting People First Workshop ORGANIZERS: THE CANADIAN RED CROSS, CONRAD GREBEL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LAURIER, November 2, 2017 PROJECT PLOUGHSHARES AND THE BSIA The Interminable Iraqi Kurdistan Independence Debate SPEAKER: HANNES WERNY, VISITING PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL November 10, 2017 RELATIONS, CENTRAL EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY Changes to Refugee and Migration Politics in Canada Roundtable SPEAKERS: MARLENE EPP, CONRAD GREBEL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE November 2, 2017 CATHERINE BRUCE, REFUGEE LAW OFFICE The Arms Trade and Disarmament Roundtable MOSES MOINI, MENNONITE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ONTARIO SPEAKERS: ANDREW FEINSTEIN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CORRUPTION WATCH GLORIA NAFZIGER, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL KENNETH EPPS, POLICY ADVISOR, PROJECT PLOUGHSHARES

13 November 1, 2017 October 5, 2017 Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade Film Screening Promoting Development: The Political Economy of East Asian Foreign Aid SPEAKER: ANDREW FEINSTEIN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CORRUPTION WATCH SPEAKER: BARBARA STALLINGS, WILLIAM R. RHODES RESEARCH PROFESSOR, WATSON INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, BROWN UNIVERSITY November 1, 2017 Disruptive Technological Change, Human Security and Responsible September 28, 2017 Leadership Recruitment of Policy Leaders Program Information Session SPEAKER: MIKE HARDY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CENTRE FOR TRUST, PEACE AND SOCIAL SPEAKER: PHILIPPE ROSEBERRY, POLICY ANALYST, IMMIGRATION, REFUGEES AND CITIZENSHIP RELATIONS, COVENTRY UNIVERSITY CANADA

October 28-29, 2017 September 28, 2017 Vaccine Policy Deliberation II Writing Workshop for SSHRC Applications ORGANIZERS: SCIENCE AND HEALTH POLICY RESEARCH CLUSTER AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ORGANIZER: WRITING CENTRE, LAURIER GUELPH September 26, 2017 October 27, 2017 Policy Analyst Recruitment and Development Program (PARDP), Natural Resources Fall 2017 Convocation Reception Canada SPEAKER: DAVID TORRE, POLICY ANALYST, OFFICE OF ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, October 26, 2017 NATURAL RESOURCES CANADA Rights, Essential Needs and the Politics of Protracted Refuge SPEAKER: ANNA PURKEY, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND LEGAL September 26, 2017 STUDIES, ST. JEROME’S UNIVERSITY, UW Diaspora’s Conceptual Disappearance: Subversion, Assimilation, and South Asian Diasporas October 25, 2017 SPEAKER: ISHAN ASHUTOSH, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GEOGRAPHY, INDIANA UNIVERSITY Gender Equality in the Canadian Armed Forces SPEAKERS: MAJOR JULIE LABRECQUE September 25, 2017 WARRANT OFFICER STEPHANIE CYR Financial Nationalism in Postcommunist Europe MASTER CORPORAL EMELIE PILON SPEAKER: JULIET JOHNSON, MCGILL DIRECTOR, JEAN MONNET EUROPEAN UNION CENTRE, BESSMA MOMANI, CIGI FELLOW AND PROFESSOR, UW/BSIA UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL

October 19, 2017 September 21, 2017 Free Trade Agreements and Coordinated Economies in Latin America Border Securitization Multiple: Authority, Nationalism and Solidarity in the 2015 SPEAKER: GRACE JARAMILLO, POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW, BSIA Asylum Reception in Finland SPEAKER: EEVA-KAISA PROKKOLA, SENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW, DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY, October 14-15, 2017 UNIVERSITY OF OULU Vaccine Policy Deliberation I ORGANIZERS: SCIENCE AND HEALTH POLICY RESEARCH CLUSTER AND THE UNIVERSITY OF September 21-22, 2017 GUELPH Canadian Peacekeeping: Where Have We Been? Where Should We Go? WORKSHOP ORGANIZER: PEACE AND CONFLICT STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF CANADA

14 September 21, 2017 Canadian Peacekeeping: Where Have We Been? Where Should We Go? KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: WALTER DORN, CANADIAN FORCES COLLEGE/ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE JANE BOULDEN, ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE MARK SEDRA, CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL

September 15, 2017 PhD Dissertation Defence: Navigating the Land Between Religions: New Perspectives on the Fair Trade and Food Sovereignty Movement Strategies to Challenge International Trade Governance SPEAKER: KIMBERLY BURNETT, PHD CANDIDATE, UW/BSIA

September 15, 2017 Global Threat Environment Roundtable SPEAKER: RAY BOISVERT, PROVINCIAL SECURITY ADVISOR

September 14, 2017 The Evolution of China’s Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Initiative: From Revisionist to Status-seeking Agendas SPEAKER: JEFFREY D. WILSON, SENIOR LECTURER, INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY, ASIA RESEARCH CENTRE, MURDOCH UNIVERSITY

September 8, 2017 Migration: Crisis or Opportunity? SPEAKER: THE HONOURABLE RATNA OMIDVAR, SENATOR FOR ONTARIO, THE SENATE OF CANADA

September 8, 2017 Orientation Day

September 7, 2017 Transatlantic Cooperation against Hybrid Threats and Turkish Foreign Policy SPEAKER: GIRAY SADIK, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, SBF, AYBU, AND VISITING FELLOW, MTS, NPSIA, CARLETON UNIVERSITY

15 Board of Directors (at August 31, 2018)

Robert Gordon James Rush Shelley Boettger Chair Secretary Treasurer

Robert Gordon, a leading authority on environmental James Rush was appointed Vice-President Academic and As the Centre for International Governance Innovation issues in Canada, joined Laurier as the Vice-President: Provost of the University of Waterloo on July 1, 2018. In this (CIGI)’s chief financial officer and director of operations, Research in November 2015, and joined the BSIA Board role, Dr. Rush serves as the chief academic officer, the chief Shelley Boettger provides corporate leadership and strategic in February 2017. He was appointed as Laurier’s provost operating officer, and the chief operating budgetary officer guidance on all financial aspects of the organization. and vice-president: academic on July 1, 2018. In this role, of the university. He works closely with the president, the Shelley is responsible for the management of CIGI’s Dr. Gordon is responsible for implementing the priorities deans, and the executive team in executing the university financial systems and investment portfolios, as well as for outlined in Laurier’s Strategic Academic Plan, including strategic and operational plans. Prior to his appointment as managing operations and providing financial advice to senior advancing academic excellence, expanding experiential Vice-President Academic and Provost, Dr. Rush served in leadership. An expert communicator and driver of effective learning and enhancing diversity. He will serve as senior a number of other administrative roles at the University of change management, Shelley brings to the organization a lead in implementing the academic plan for Laurier’s Milton Waterloo including dean of the Faculty of Applied Health unique perspective as a corporate leader, with a focus on campus. Dr. Gordon works closely with the president and Sciences, and as chair of the Department of Kinesiology, managing high-performing teams. vice-chancellor on university-wide strategic planning and where he continues to hold an academic appointment as executing the university’s Strategic Mandate Agreement professor. with the province. He also holds a faculty appointment in Laurier’s Department of Geography and Environmental Studies.

16 Alistair Edgar Suzan Ilcan Aaron Shull Member Member Member

Alistair Edgar is Executive Director of the Academic Suzan Ilcan is Professor of Sociology in the Department of Aaron Shull is the Chief of Staff and General Counsel for Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS), Faculty Sociology and Legal Studies at the University of Waterloo CIGI. Prior to that he was CIGI’s counsel and corporate Associate and Advisory Board member at the Laurier and the Balsillie School of International Affairs. Her research secretary and was also a research fellow. He continues to Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies, and covers themes at the interface of global governance, act as corporate secretary. As General Counsel, he responds is Associate Professor of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier humanitarian and development aid, and migration studies, to legal inquiries from Senior Management that relate to University. Outside of the University, Alistair is president of including: humanitarian aid and refugees, citizenship corporate, contractual, employment, occupational health the New Delhi, India-based International Jurist Organization; rights and social justice, and the politics of poverty and and safety, intellectual property, dispute resolution, and sits on the Board of the Canadian Land Mine Foundation; development. Her most recent SSHRC-funded project compliance related matters. As Chief of Staff, he operates and is a former National Board member of the United (2015-2019) is on “Humanitarian Aid, Citizenship Politics, and as an effective liaison and conduit across all departments, Nations Association in Canada. He is active on the editorial the Governance of Syrian Refugees in Turkey”. The project providing guidance and advice on all matters of strategic and boards of the Center for Governance and Sustainability examines aid and emergency responses to forced migrant operational importance. Prior to joining CIGI, Aaron practised (University of Massachusetts Boston) Issue Briefs series, populations, with a focus on precarity, differential inclusion, law for a number of organizations, focusing on international, and the Journal of International Peacekeeping. Alistair’s and citizenship politics involving Syrian refugees in Turkey regulatory and environmental law. He has taught courses at research focuses on transitional justice in war-to-peace and other European countries. With project investigators, the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, and the Norman transitions and post-conflict peace building. Feyzi Baban (Trent University) and Kim Rygiel (BSIA, Wilfrid Paterson School of International Affairs and was previously a Laurier University), she is co-authoring a book on this staff editor for the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law. research.

17 Elena Christy, Administrative Assistant, LCSFS Laurier Gwenith Cross, Assistant, ACUNS Laurier BSIA People Amanda Di Battista, Project Coordinator, LCSFS Laurier BSIA STAFF Emma Dreher, Research Assistant, Pluralism Project Laurier/UW Elizabeth Charlene Ford, Project Manager, TSAS UW Research Assistant, IMRC Laurier Tiffany Bradley, Administrative Manager BSIA Corey Glass, Research Assistant, IMRC Laurier John Ravenhill, Director BSIA Bianca Jamal, Project Manager, DND Network Grant Laurier/UW Joanne Weston, Events and Administrative Coordinator BSIA Stephanie Kowal-Cooper, Sean Lockwood, Research Facilitator Laurier PROGRAM STAFF Dani Marcheva, Global Engagement Program Coordinator UW Shiva Mohan, Research Assistant, IMRC Laurier Kelly Brown, Program Officer, MIPP & PhD Laurier Kirsten Pries, Administrative Assistant, IMRC Laurier Shelby Davies, Graduate Program Coordinator, MAGG & PhD UW Antonia Romanisin, Intern, IMRC Laurier Andrew Thompson, Program Officer, MAGG & PhD UW/BSIA Monica Romero, Research Assistant, IMRC Laurier Maria Salamone, Project Manager, Hungry Cities Partnership Laurier PROJECT AND CENTRE SUPPORT STAFF Theresa Schumilas, Research Associate, LCSFS Laurier Andrew Spring, Research Associate, LCSFS Laurier Brenda Burns, Coordinator, ACUNS Laurier Sherly Villa Vazquez, Intern, IMRC Laurier Erin Mireille Castro-Cruz, MITAC Student Intern, IMRC Laurier Horatio Venegas, Intern, IMRC Laurier David Celis Parra, Research Assistant, IMRC Laurier Kira Williams, Research Assistant, IMRC Laurier 18 FACULTY Jenna L. Hennebry, Director, International Migration Research Laurier Centre, Associate Professor Derek Armitage, Associate Professor UW Thomas Homer-Dixon, CIGI Chair of Global Systems, Professor UW Alison Blay-Palmer, CIGI Chair in Sustainable Food Systems, Laurier Director for the Centre for Sustainable Food Systems Susan Horton, CIGI Chair in Global Health Economics, Professor UW , Associate Professor UW James Blight, CIGI Chair in Foreign Policy Development, Professor UW JingJing Huo Director, Master of Arts in Global Governance Program, UW Gerard Boychuk, Professor UW Suzan Ilcan, Professor Sarah Burch, Canada Research Chair, Associate Professor UW Ken Jackson, Assistant Professor Laurier Angela Carter, Assistant Professor UW Veronica Kitchen, Associate Professor UW Jennifer Clapp, Canada Research Chair in Global Food Security UW and Sustainability, Professor Jurek Konieczny, Professor Laurier , Associate Professor UW William D. Coleman, Professor UW P. Whitney Lackenbauer , Associate Professor UW Andrew F. Cooper, Professor UW Jean-Paul Lam , Research Professor UW A. Neil Craik, Director School of Environment, Enterprise UW janet Lang and Development, Associate Professor Alex Latta, Associate Professor Laurier Jonathan Crush, CIGI Chair in Global Migration and Laurier Colleen Loomis, Associate Professor Laurier Development, Professor Terrence Levesque, Associate Director, Professor Laurier Simon Dalby, CIGI Chair in the Political Economy of Climate Change, Laurier Professor Rianne Mahon, CIGI Chair in Comparative Social Policy, Professor Laurier Timothy Donais, Director, Master of International Public Policy Program, Laurier Paul Maxim, Professor Laurier Associate Director of the PhD Program in Global Governance, Associate Shelley McGill, Assistant Professor Laurier Professor Audra Mitchell, CIGI Chair in Global Governance and Ethics, Associate Laurier Heather Douglas, Waterloo Chair in Science and Society, Professor UW Professor Alistair Edgar, Executive Director, ACUNS, Associate Dean, Terry Mitchell, Professor Laurier School of International Policy and Governance (from July 1), Associate Professor Laurier Bessma Momani, Professor, CIGI Senior Fellow UW Paul Freston, CIGI Chair in Religion and Politics in Global Laurier Alison Mountz, Canada Research Chair in Global Migration, Laurier Context, Professor Professor Patricia Goff, Associate Professor Laurier Bruce Muirhead, Associate Vice President, External Research and UW Professor Daniel Gorman, Director of the PhD Program in Global Governance, UW Professor Alain-Desire Nimubona, Assistant Professor UW Karen Grépin, Associate Professor Laurier Doug Peers, Dean of Arts, Professor UW Jasmin Habib, Associate Professor UW Ian Rowlands, Associate Vice-President, International and UW Professor Derek Hall, Associate Professor Laurier Horatiu A. Rus, Associate Professor UW Eric Helleiner, Professor UW Kim Rygiel, Associate Professor Laurier 19 Tammy Schirle, Associate Professor Laurier Chijioke Oji, National Research Foundation (South Africa)/ Laurier Mitacs (Canada) Mark Sedra, Assistant Professor UW Supervisor: Olaf Weber Yasmine Shamsie, Associate Professor Laurier Liam Riley, SSHRC and Banting Fellow Laurier Pierre Siklos, CIGI Senior Fellow, Professor Laurier Supervisor: Jonathan Crush D. Scott Slocombe, Professor Laurier Helena Shilomboleni, Queen Elizabeth Scholars Laurier Supervisor: Joanathan Crush Tracy Snoddon, Associate Professor Laurier Zhenzhong Si, IPaSS Fellow Laurier Director, International Development Program, Associate UW Larry Swatuk, Supervisor: Joanathan Crush Professor Lauren Sneyd, SSHRC Fellow Laurier , Professor Laurier Debora VanNijnatten Supervisor: Joanthan Crush James Walker, Professor UW Kira Williams, SSHRC Fellow UW Margaret Walton-Roberts, Associate Dean, School of International Laurier Supervisor: Bessma Momani Policy and Governance (until June 30), Professor Hongying Wang, Associate Professor UW EXTERNAL FELLOWS David Welch, CIGI Chair of Global Security, Professor UW Alan Whiteside, CIGI Chair in Global Health Policy, Professor Laurier Christopher Bennett, Definite Term Lecturer in Political Science, University of Waterloo Randall M. Wigle, Professor Lauri er Jörg Broschek, Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Comparative Federalism and Multilevel Governance and Associate Professor in Political Science, Wilfrid Laurier POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS University Andrea Collins, Assistant Professor in the School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability, University of Waterloo Ahmet Barbak, SSHRC Fellow Laurier Supervisor: Timothy Donais Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger, Professor of Law, SEED, University of Waterloo Mary Caesar, IPaSS Fellow Laurier Lorne Dawson, Professor in Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo Supervisor: Jonathan Crush Tim Elcombe, Associate Professor and Acting Chair, Kinesiology and Physical Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn, SSHRC Fellow Laurier Education, Wilfrid Laurier University Supervisor: Eric Helleiner Stephen Evans, Professor, Geological Engineering, University of Waterloo Scott Hamilton, Banting Fellow Laurier Kamiel Gabriel, Associate Provost, Research & Graduate Programs, and Professor of Supervisor: Audra Mitchell Engineering & Applied Sciences, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Maha Kamel, SSHRC Fellow UW Shohini Ghose, Director, Centre for Women in Science, Professor, Wilfrid Laurier Supervisor: Hongying Wang University Cameron McCordic, IPaSS Fellow Laurier Erin Hannah, Associate Professor of Political Science at King’s University College, Supervisor: Jonathan Crush Western University

20 Kimie Hara, Professor, Renison Research Professor, University of Waterloo John McLevey, Assistant Professor, Knowledge Integration Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo Paul Heinbecker, CIGI Distinguished Fellow Carrie Mitchell, Assistant Professor in the School of Planning, University of Waterloo Kathryn Henne, Assistant Professor in Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo Steven Mock, Lead researcher of the Ideological Conflict Project, University of Waterloo Keith Hipel, University Professor of Systems Design Engineering, University of Mariam Mufti, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Waterloo Waterloo Jatin Nathwani, Executive Director of the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy Michael C. Howard, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Waterloo (WISE), University of Waterloo Craig R. Janes, Director, School of Public Health and Health Systems, University of Stephen Quilley, Associate Professor in Social and Ecological Innovation in the Waterloo Department of Environment and Resource Studies, University of Waterloo Irakli Japaridze, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Health Sciences, Wilfrid Marc Saner, Director and Associate Professor, Institute for Science, Society and Policy, Laurier University University of Ottawa Alexander Lanoszka, Assistant Professor of International Relations, University of Vanessa Schweizer, Assistant Professor in the Department of Knowledge Integration in Waterloo the Faculty of Environment, University of Waterloo Jennifer Liu, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology and the School of Daniel Scott, University Research Chair in Climate and Society in the Geography and Public Health and Health Systems, University of Waterloo Environmental Management, University of Waterloo Amir Locker-Biletzki, Associate Researcher at the Azrieli Institute of Israel Studies, Paul Thagard, Professor of Philosophy in the Faculty of Arts, University of Waterloo Concordia University Jason Thistlethwaite, Assistant Professor at the School of Environment, Enterprise and Pascal Lupien, Lecturer, University of Guelph Development, University of Waterloo Randolph Mank, Former Canadian Ambassador in Asia Olaf Weber, Professor at the School for Environment, Enterprise and Development (SEED), University of Waterloo Michael Manulak, Senior Analyst, Government of Canada Heather Whiteside, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Waterloo

21 PhD Students PhD Student Supervisor Committee Members Aria Ahmad James Orbinski William Coleman, Krisantha Weerasuriya Maissaa Almustafa Kim Rygiel Suzan Ilcan, Yasmine Shamsie Melsen Babe Eric Helleiner Frances Barclay Fortune Andrea Brown Rianne Mahon, Reina Neufeldt Roger Boyd Simon Dalby Skylar Brooks Eric Helleiner Bessma Momani, John Ravenhill Kim Burnett Jennifer Clapp Derek Hall, Steffanie Scott Carleigh Cartmell Dan Gorman Nisar Chattha A. Neil Craik Terry D’Andrea David Welch Simon Dalby, John Ravenhill Clay Dasilva Thomas Homer-Dixon Stephen Quilley Ousmane Diallo Timothy Donais Lucie Edwards Jennifer Clapp Heather Douglas, Thomas Homer-Dixon Andres Garcia Jennifer Clapp Yasmine Shamsie, Derek Hall Cynthia Leal Garza Debora VanNijnatten, Neil Craik Matthew Gaudreau Jennifer Clapp Steffanie Scott, Derek Hall Wayne Gill Alan Whiteside Sue Horton Kayla Grant Veronica Kitchen Kim Rygiel, Dan O’Conner Lucy Hinton Jennifer Clapp Andrea Collins, Sharon Kirkpatrick Seyed Ali Hosseini Alistair Edgar Jefferson Huebner Timothy Donais John Ravenhill Scott Janzwood Thomas Homer-Dixon Vanessa Schweitzer, Anders Sandberg Jennifer Kandjii Suzan Ilcan Jonathan Crush, Margaret Walton-Roberts Hari KC Jenna Hennebry Alison Mountz, Margaret Walton-Roberts

22 PhD Student Supervisor(s) Committee Members Rosemary Kimani-Dupuis James Orbinski Tino Kreutzer James Orbinski Caleb Lauer Audra Mitchell Lianne Leddy, Daniel Gorman Michael Lawrence Thomas Homer-Dixon Mark Sedra, William Coleman Masaya Llavaneras-Blanco Rianne Mahon Kim Rygiel, Simon Dalby Tamara Lorincz Simon Dalby David Meinen Suzan Ilcan Simon Dalby, Dan Gorman Annahita Mirsalari Bessma Momani Timothy Donais, Veronica Kitchen Lauren Mohammed Jennifer Clapp Heather Whiteside, Jason Thistlethwaite Scott Morton Sarah Burch Sarah Murray Alistair Edgar Andrew Thompson, Bree Akesson Allison Petrozziello Jenna Hennebry Alison Mountz Jinelle Piereder Thomas Homer-Dixon David Welch, Jonathan Leader Maynard Tahnee Prior A. Neil Craik and Thomas Homer-Dixon Whitney Lackenbauer Casey Sahadath Simon Dalby David Welch Justine Salam Angela Carter Eric Helleiner, Heather Whiteside, Bessma Momani Alexander Suen Simon Dalby Audra Mitchell, Angela Carter Irene Spagna Eric Helleiner Derek Hall, Bessma Momani Eric Tanguay Jeff Grischow Timothy Donais, Bonny Ibhawoh Diana Thomaz Kim Rygiel Alison Mountz, Peter Nyers Anastasia Ufimtseva Alistair Edgar Timothy Donais, Dejan Guzina Tracey Wagner-Rizvi William Coleman Jennifer Clapp, Rianne Mahon Karolina Werner Alistair Edgar Timothy Donais, Dejan Guzina

23 Masters Students

Master of Arts in Global Governance Master of International Public Policy

Justin Dell Sebastian Lacey Sirri Awasom Fru Matthew Markudis Ruxandra Badea Curtis Jenken Sukai Cham Daphine Nyongyeirwe Christabel Polacco Shahene Patel Kelsey Goodman Abisye Olukunle Rebecca Herbener Kristen Myers Stefan Hadad Paul Ruhamya Alicia Miller Devoniesh Aransevia Sakshi Jain Cortney Steinwand Meghan Entz Michala Jansa Amanda Klassen Karen Van Stavaren Chloe Wynne David Caughey Anthony Kubursy Mohit Verma Merran Eby Sonya Ouertani Sulamita Romanchik

24 Policy Briefs - Global Affairs Canada

“Canada-China Relations in the Age of Xi Jinping ” “How Artificial Intelligence Can Support the Rights of Refugees” Justin Dell, Paul Ruhamya, Alex Suen, Mohit Verma; Supervisor - David Welch Sonya Ouertani, Christabel Polacco, Chloe Wynne; Supervisor - Andrew Thompson “Canada’s Progressive Trade Agenda and Global Health” “The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Countering Online Violent Extremism” Merran Eby, Kelsey Goodman, Stefan Hadad; Supervisor - John Ravenhill Rebecca Herbener, Sebastian Lacey, Matthew Markudis; Supervisor - Alistair Edgar “Financial Stability and Global Macroeconomic Cooperation: Canada’s Role Amid the Removal of Monetary Policy Accommodation by Leading Central Banks” “Governance of Artificial Intelligence: Preventing and Preparing for AI Going Awry” Melsen Babe; Supervisor - Pierre Siklos Ruxandra Badea, Kristen Myers, Sulamita Romanchik; Supervisors - David Welch, Jinelle Piereder and Scott Janzwood “Agency, Voice, Choice: Empowering Women in Post-Conflict Situations” Devoniesh Aransevia, Abisoye Olukunle, Eric Tanguay, Karen Van Staveren; “Ending Energy Poverty: Canada as a Global Leader” Supervisor - Timothy Donais Meghan Entz, Curtis Jenken, Anthony Kubursy; Supervisor - Jatin Nathwani “Technology. Education. Engagement. Non-judgmental Services (TEENs): How Canada “Canada’s Leadership Role in MENA” Can Support the SRHR Needs of Adolescents” Roger Boyd, David Caughey, Shahene Patel; Supervisor - Marie-Claire Cordonier Sakshi Jain; Supervisor - Alan Whiteside Segger “Canada as a Frontline State? Populist Discourse, Irregular Border Crossing and the Canada-US Border Relationship” Michala Jansa, Amanda Klassen, David Meinen, Cortney Steinwand; Supervisors - Alison Mountz and Kim Rygiel

25 PhD Graduates

Kimberly Burnett - SEPTEMBER 15, 2017 Rupinder Mangat - JULY 25, 2018 “Navigating the Land Between Religions: New Perspectives on the Fair Trade and Food “Tweeting Strategy: Military Social Media Use as Strategic Communication” Sovereignty Movement Strategies to Challenge International Trade Governance” Supervisor: Alistair Edgar, Laurier Supervisor: Jennifer Clapp, UW Supervisory Committee Members: Jeremy Hunsinger, Laurier Supervisory Committee Members: Derek Hall, Laurier Roger Sarty, Laurier Steffanie Scott, UW Mark Humphries, Laurier Bruce Frayne, UW Kim Nossal, Queen’s University Adam Sneyd, University of Guelph

Carla Angulo-Pasel - JANUARY 16, 2018 Jessica West - AUGUST 30, 2018 “Navigating Risks Across Borders: The Lived Experiences of Central American Women “Defence in Depth: An Anatomy of Containment from Quarantine to Resilience” Migrants” Supervisor: Simon Dalby, Laurier Supervisor: Kim Rygiel, Laurier Supervisory Committee Members: David Welch, UW Supervisory Committee Members: Jenna Hennebry, Laurier Veronica Kitchen, UW Alison Mountz, Laurier Sara Matthews, Laurier Judith Nicholson, Laurier David R. Mutimer, York University Nancy Hiemstra, Stoney Brook University

Sara Rose Taylor - JUNE 6, 2018 “The Role of Indicators in Promoting Gender Equality Through the Millennium and Sustainable Development Goals” Supervisor: Rianne Mahon, Laurier Supervisory Committee Members: William Coleman, UW Ken Jackson, Laurier Susan Horton, UW Sakiko Fukunda-Parr, The New School

26 Masters Graduates

Master of Arts in Global Governance

Zainab Abu Alrob Keira Koroma Maryam Ahmad Trina Loken Anne Arko Dani Marcheva Priyanka Bahl Sebastian Murdoch-Gibson Emma Fingler Sasha Oliveira Michael Fleet Dominique Souris Richard Giles Emilie Turner Masroora Haque Amy Zavitz

Master of International Public Policy

Danielle Ayora Stephanie Kowal Ashlee Babcock Jordan Lebold Michael Chong Olivia Matthews Morgan Davies Ameera Mukadam Emma Dreher Harrison Neill-Morabito Ahmed Mohamoud Elmi Christian Robertson Marina Ghosh Kerry Solomon Jad Hachmi Kyle Taylor Hanyu Huang Frederick Varnie Andrew Kay Jeremy Wagner

27 Faculty Books

Studies in Systems, Decision and Control 153

Haiyan Xu Keith W. Hipel D. Marc Kilgour Liping Fang Conflict Resolution Using the Graph Model: Strategic Interactions in Competition and Cooperation GOVERNING THE WORLD’S BIGGEST MARKET

The Politics of Derivatives Regulation After the 2008 Crisis

EDITED BY ERIC HELLEINER STEFANO PAGLIARI IRENE SPAGNA

Conflict Resolution Using International Coopreration Governing the World’s Dark Beyond Darkness:

PLEASE DO NOT CIRCULATE OR COPY WITHOUT THE the Graph Model: Strategic in the Early Twentieth Biggest Market: The Politics PERMISSIONThe OFCuban THE AUTHORS Missile Crisis Interactions in Competition Century of Derivatives Regulation as History, Warning and and Cooperation Daniel Gorman After the 2008 Crisis Catalyst Edited by Haiyan Xu, Keith Edited by Eric Helleiner, Stefano James G. Blight and janet M. W. Hipel, D. Marc Kilgour and Pagliari and Irene Spagna Lang Liping Fang

Central Banks into the Food and Nutrition Security Disease Control Priorities: Speculative Harvests: Breach: From Triumph to in Southern African Cities Improving Health and Financialization, Food and Crisis & the Road Ahead Edited by Bruce Frayne, Reducing Poverty Agriculture Pierre L. Siklos Jonathan Crush and Cameron Edited by Susan Horton Jennifer Clapp & S. Ryan 28 McCordic Isakson Faculty Publications

Alison Blay-Palmer

Blay-Palmer, A., G. Santini, M. Dubbeling, H. Renting, M. Taguchi and T. Giordano. 2018. “Validating the City Region Food System Approach: Enacting Inclusive, Transformational City Region Food Systems.” Sustainability 10 (5): 1680. Blay-Palmer, A., A. Spring and B. Carter. 2018. “Allocating community capitals to adapt to the impacts of climate change on a food system in a northern Canadian boreal community.” Canadian Journal of Food Studies 5 (2): 111-141. Blay-Palmer, A. and T. Marsden. 2018. “Sustainable Urban Spaces.” In Sage Handbook of Nature, edited by T. Marsden. California: Sage. Blay-Palmer, A., I. Knezevic, C. Levkoe, P. Mount and E. Nelson. 2017. Nourishing Communities: From Fractured Food Systems to Transformative Pathways. Springer.

James Blight + janet Lang

Blight, Jim and janet Lang. 2018. Dark Beyond Darkness: The Cuban Missile Crisis as History, Warning and Catalyst Lanham. MD: Rowman & Littlefield. Blight, Jim and janet Lang. 2018. “A Sense of the Enemy: The High Stakes History of Reading Your Rival’s Mind.” H-Diplo (website). January 29.

29 Blight, Jim and janet Lang. 2018. “Bluffing Us Into the Nuclear Abyss? What Carter, A. and L. Fusco. 2017. “Western Newfoundland’s Anti-Fracking October 1962 Teaches Us About Nuclear Risks Under Trump.” In Rocket Man: Campaign: Exploring the Rise of Unexpected Community Mobilization.” Journal Nuclear Madness and the Mind of Donald Trump, edited by John Gartner of Rural and Community Development 12 (1): 98-120. and Steven Buser. Chiron Publications. Blight, Jim and janet Lang. 2018. “Who Cares What Trump ‘Gives’ North Korea at the Summit? What Matters is Preventing Him From Starting a Nuclear War.” The Intercept, June 11. Jennifer Clapp Blight, Jim and janet Lang. 2018. “Where’s Our Dr. Strangelove? In the Trump Era America Desperately Needs a Great Movie about Nuclear Apocalypse.” The Clapp, Jennifer and S. Ryan Isakson. 2018. Speculative Harvests: Intercept, July 1. Financialization, Food and Agriculture. Halifax: Fernwood Press. Blight, Jim and janet Lang. 2017. “The Cuban Missile Crisis at 55: The Truth, the Clapp, Jennifer and Caitlin Scott. 2018. “Special Issue on the Global Bullshit and … Trump.” The Nation, October 27. Environmental Politics of Food.” Refereed Journal Special Issue Global Environmental Politics 18 (2). Clapp, Jennifer, Peter Newell and Zoe Brent. 2018. “Symposium on Climate- Andrea Brown Smart Agriculture.” Refereed Journal Special Issue Journal of Peasant Studies 45 (1). Brown, Andrea, Samuel Owuor, Jonathan Crush, Bruce Frayne and Jeremy Clapp, Jennifer and Caitlin Scott. 2018.“The Global Environmental Politics of Wagner. 2017. “The Urban Food System of Nairobi, Kenya.” Hungry Cities Food.” Global Environmental Politics 18 (2): 1-11. Report No. 6. Clapp, Jennifer. 2018. “Mega Mergers on the Menu: Corporate Concentration and the Politics of Sustainability in the Global Food System.” Global Environmental Politics 18 (2): 12-33. Angela Carter Clapp, Jennifer and S. Ryan Isakson. 2018. “Risky Returns: The Implications of Financialization in the Food System.” Development and Change 49 (2): 437- 460. Carter, A. and G. Fraser. 2018. “Seabird Attraction to Artificial Light in Clapp, Jennifer, Peter Newell and Zoe Brent. 2018. “The Global Political Newfoundland and Labrador’s Offshore Oil Fields: Documenting Failed Economy of Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Systems.” Journal of Regulatory Governance.” Ocean Yearbook 32: 267-82. Peasant Studies 45 (1): 80-88. Carter, A. 2017. “Engaging the Public to Avert the Risks of Oil Dependency.” Clapp, Jennifer. 2018. “Food and Hunger.” In International Organization In The Democracy Cookbook: Recipes to Renew Governance in and Global Governance, 2nd edition, edited by Thomas G. Weiss and Rorden Newfoundland and Labrador, edited by A. Marland and L. Moore, 314-17. Wilkinson, 707-718. London: Routledge. St. John’s: ISER Books. Clapp, Jennifer. 2018. “Environmental Political Economy.” In Companion to Carter, A., G. Fraser and A. Zalik. 2017. “Environmental Policy Convergence Environmental Studies, edited by Noel Castree, 430-435. London: Routledge. in Canada’s Fossil Fuel Provinces? Regulatory Streamlining, Impediments, and Drift.” Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de politiques 43 (1): 61-76. Clapp, Jennifer. 2018. “Food Policies Should Support Small-Scale Producers.” The Hill Times, February 21.

30 Newell, Peter, Jennifer Clapp and Zoe W. Brent. 2018. “Will ‘Climate Smart Agriculture’ Jonathan Crush Serve the Public Interest - or the Drive for Growing Profits for Private Corporations?” The Ecologist, January 19. Frayne, Bruce, Jonathan Crush and Cameron McCordic, eds. 2018. Food and Clapp, Jennifer and Gyorgy Scinis. 2017. “Big Food, Nutritionism and Corporate Power.” Nutrition Security in Southern African Cities. London: Routledge. Globalizations 14 (4): 578-595. Crush, Jonathan and Abel Chikanda. 2018. “Staunching the Flow: Brain Drain and Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “Food Aid.” In Handbook of Globalisation and Development, High-Skilled Health Professional Retention Strategies in South Africa.” In High-Skilled edited by Kenneth A. Reinert, 709-735. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. Migration: Drivers, Dynamics, and Policies, edited by M. Czaika, 337-359. Oxford: Clapp, Jennifer. 2017. “Capital Markets: Investors Care About Growth – Not about OUP. the Growers.” In Agrifood Atlas: Facts and Figures about the Corporations that Caesar, Mary and Jonathan Crush. 2018. “The Triple Burden of HIV, TB and Food Control What We Eat, edited by Christine Chemnitz, Benjamin Luig and Mute Schimpf, Insecurity” In Food and Nutrition Security in Southern African Cities, edited by B. 38-39. Brussels: Heinrick Böll Foundation, Rosa Luxemburg Foundation and Friends of Frayne, J. Crush and C. McCordic, 135-155. London: Routledge. the Earth Europe. Chikanda, Abel, Jonathan Crush and Bruce Frayne. 2018. “Migration and Urbanization: Consequences for Food Security.” In Food and Nutrition Security in Southern African Cities, edited by B. Frayne, J. Crush and C. McCordic, 48-65. London: Routledge. Andrew F. Cooper Crush, Jonathan, Bruce Frayne and Cameron McCordic. 2018. “Divorcing Food and Agriculture: Towards an Agenda for Urban Food Security Research.” In Food and Cooper, Andrew and Matthew Bishop. 2018. “The FIFA Scandal and the Distorted Nutrition Security in Southern African Cities, edited by B. Frayne, J. Crush and C. Influence of Small States.” Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and McCordic. London: Routledge. International Organizations 24 (1): 21-40. Crush, Jonathan and Mary Caesar. 2018. “Food Remittances and Food Security: A Cooper, Andrew and Yanbing Zhang. 2018. “Chinese Leadership in the Evolution of Review.” Migration and Development 7: 180-200. ‘Hub’ and ‘Parallel’ Globally Oriented Institutions.” Chinese Political Science Review 3 (1): 28–47. Owuor, Samuel, Andrea Brown, Jonathan Crush, Bruce Frayne and Jeremy Wagner. 2018. “The Urban Food System of Nairobi, Kenya”. HCP Report No. 6. Waterloo. Cooper, Andrew. 2017. “Between Hub Status and Parallelism: Examining the G20- Crush, Jonathan and Cameron McCordic. 2017. “The Hungry Cities Food Purchases BRICS Dynamics in Global Governance.” International Organisations Research Matrix: Household Food Sourcing and Food System Interaction.” 28: Journal 12 (2): 146–163. Urban Forum 421-433. Cooper, Andrew. 2018. “The Organization of American States: Promise and limitations Crush, Jonathan. 2017. “Mythologies of Migrants in the Informal Sector.” as a hub institution.” In Handbook of South American Governance, edited by Pia African Riggirozzi and Christopher Wylde, 111-123. New York: Routledge. Human Mobility Review 3: iv-xi. Cooper, Andrew. 2017. “Stephen Clarkson’s ‘Foundational Text’ on Canadian Foreign Crush, Jonathan, Caroline Skinner and Manal Stalguitis. 2017. “Benign Neglect or Active Destruction? A Critical Analysis of Refugee and Informal Sector Policy and Policy.” The Progressive Economics Forum, 20 November. Practice in South Africa.” African Human Mobility Review 3: 751-782. Cooper, Andrew. 2017. “Stresses on the BRICS’ Club Culture at the Xiamen Summit.” Crush, Jonathan, Godfrey Tawodzera, Abel Chikanda and Daniel Tevera. 2017. “The Rising Powers in Global Governance, August 26. Owners of Xenophobia: Zimbabwean Enterprise and Xenophobic Violence in South Africa.” African Human Mobility Review 3: 878-909.

31 Ramachandran, Sujata, Jonathan Crush and Godfrey Tawodzera. 2017. “Security Risk and Xenophobia in the Urban Informal Sector.” African Human Mobility Review 3: 855-878. Simon Dalby

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