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Teaching and Education History
I received my PhD
in Political Science from McGill
University in 1994. My dissertation, titled "The International
Politics of Ethnic Conflict: The Interstate Dimensions of Secession
and Irredenta in the Twentieth Century, A Crisis-based Approach"
was supervised by Michael Brecher.
I
received Doctoral Fellowships from the Department
of National Defence (Military and Strategic Studies Programme)
and the Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada in 1992.
I received a Post-Doctoral Fellowship from the Hoover Institution on War
Revolution and Peace, Stanford
University in 1993 to 1994.
I
have been a Research Fellow with the Institute for South East
Asian Studies (Singapore) in 1993, and with NATO
(in conjunction with the Royal Society of Canada) from 1993
to 1995. More recently, I have been a Cadieux/Robertson
Fellow with the Department of Foreign
Affairs and International Trade, from 1998-1999.
In
1996, I was a guest lecturer in ethnic conflict management and
resolution at the Institute for South European Cooperation and
Development, Summer Institute on Cooperation and Identity in
the Balkans, American University, Blagoevgrad,
Bulgaria. Between January 1998 and July 1998, I was on exchange
at the International University
of Japan as a visiting Professor.
I have been teaching
at Carleton University
and the Norman Paterson School
of International Affairs since the fall of 1994.
For additional
information, feel free to consult my Curriculum
Vitae.
Madeleine!
Here are some Picture of my daughter Madeleine
and some of her friends. Click the thumbnails for enlarged images.
| Madeleine
and Friends (Algonquin Park -- September 1997) |
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| Madeleine
and Friend (IUJ -- March 1998) |
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Fun
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