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Research
Research
Research
The Department of Political Science prides itself on its research and publication record. All faculty members have active research agendas, producing a continous stream of journal articles, academic books, government reports, and other research resources. Many faculty are strongly engaged with local, provincial, and federal policy communities, serving as media experts, policy advocates, and government consultants. The department also has a strong record of attracting and securing research funding, used to support some of the larger faculty research projects.
The research and publications produced by the faculty span all of the sub-disciplines of political science, touching on some of the most important contemporary social and political issues. Many faculty members are also involved in inter-disciplinary research endeavours with other social and natural scientists, providing even further opportunities for discovery and innovation.
Click on the links below to see some of the faculty's recent publications and to read about some of their ongoing research projects.



