Research Digest - 2025

Christopher Gore. "Polycentric governance and electricity in Africa: Conflict and competition in Uganda." Oxford University Press. Modes of Coordination and Performance in Polycentric Governance (book). 9/11/2025. Published.

Allison Petrozziello. Petrozziello, Allison J. 2025. “Borders, Borderlands, and Gender” and “Statelessness and Gender Discrimination,” (external link, opens in new window)  International Encyclopedia of Politics and Gender, Roberts, L., ed. Sage Publishing. 9/30/2025. Published. 

Allison Petrozziello. Petrozziello, Allison J. 2025. “Bebeklerin İlk Jeopolitik Karşılaşması Olarak Doğum Kaydı” (external link, opens in new window)  (Birth Registration as Baby’s First Geopolitical Encounter), Politics of Birth feature, Perspektif magazine (1 September). 9/1/2025. Published. 

Panagiotis Peter Milonas. How the Foreign Press Helped Mainstream the Neo-Nazi Golden Dawn: A Cautionary Tale on the Power of Sensationalist News Coverage that Still Persists. (external link, opens in new window)  International Journal of Žižek Studies. Vol 19, No 2. 10/7/2025. Published. 

Sanjay Ruparelia. “The shifting dynamics of diaspora politics in Canada: towards a new framework” (external link, opens in new window) . Sanjay Ruparelia and Phil Triadafilopoulos (University of Toronto). 2025 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting (Vancouver). 9/12/2025. 

Rob Goodman. Roundtable – Populism, Demagoguery, and Rhetoric in Historical Perspective (panel co-organizer and chair). American Political Science Association Annual Meeting. 9/14/2025. Published. 

Rob Goodman. “Taming the Techtitans” (panel chair). American Political Science Association Annual Meeting. 9/12/2025. Published. 

Tracey Raney. Gender and Leaders in Canada's Parliamentary Workplace. Presented at the 'Political Leadership and Trust' Workshop, Acadia University, Wolfville, NS. 9/26/2025. 

Tracey Raney. A Hostile House: Gendered and Intersectional Dynamics in Canada's Parliamentary Workplace. Presented at the Atlantic Provinces Political Studies Association, Fredericton, NB. 9/27/2025. 

Rob Goodman. "Canada after American Democracy". University Women's Club - North York. 9/29/2025. Accepted.

Tracey Raney. "Power and Resistance: Confronting Gender-based Violence in Canadian Politics in the #MeToo Era." Invited talk hosted by the Alexa McDonough Institute for Women, Gender and Social Justice at Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, NS. 9/24/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. "Birthing Canadian Citizens: Migrant mothers’ experiences accessing documentation and citizenship for children born in Canada and abroad." 8/22/2025. Invited research presentation for Immigration, Refugees & Citizenship Canada (IRCC) as an input for Bill C-3 to amend the Citizenship Act.

Rob Goodman. “Canadian Universities After American Democracy”. Peter Lougheed Leadership Initiative, University of Alberta/Banff Centre. 10/3/2025. Published.

Tracey Raney has been appointed Programme Vice Co-Chair of the Canadian Political Science Association's annual conference in June 2026.

Allison Petrozziello was appointed as a fellow to the Balsillie School of International Affairs (external link, opens in new window)  (2025-2026), where she contributes to the research cluster on Migration, Mobilities & Social Politics. 

Christopher Gore. Electricity Access and Climate Change in Africa: Meeting the challenge through collaboration, knowledge exchange and early career training. SSHRC Connection Grant. 7/4/2025. This SSHRC Connection Grant ($18,349) will support a policy roundtable and Early Career Researcher (ECR) workshop in Nairobi, Kenya, in October 2025. The roundtable will include Kenyan civil society, government, academics, and bilateral and multilateral bank representatives. The ECR will take place at the University of Nairobi and focus on research methods, design, publication preparation, and networking for Kenyan ECRs. One TMU graduate student will attend in person. Collaborators include: Dr. Winnie Mitullah (University of Nairobi); Dr. Lauren MacLean (Northeastern); Dr. Jennifer Brass (Indiana); and Dr. Alesha Porisky (Northern Illinois).

Sanjay Ruparelia. Co-organizer and host: Edward Luce (Financial Times), "The Revenge of Geopolitics," (external link, opens in new window)  On the Frontlines of Democracy lecture series, co-sponsored by the Toronto Public Library and TMU Faculty of Arts. 9/11/2025. 

Sanjay Ruparelia. Panelist: "Why trust is crucial in Canadian politics," Co-panelists: Michael Harvey (BC Information and Privacy Commissioner) and Michael Wernick (uOttawa). Political Leadership and Trust in Canada Workshop, Acadia University, 25-26 September 2025.

Tom McDowell. 'The 'Twin Bill 5s' and De-Democratization. (external link, opens in new window)  The Bullet: Socialist Project. 8/22/2025. Published.  (external link, opens in new window) 

Michael McGregor. Describing and Explaining Trust in Voting Methods in Nova Scotia Municipal Elections. Helen Hayes (McGill), Michael McGregor (TMU), Scott Pruysers (Dalhousie), and Nicole Goodman (Brock). Pre-APSA workshop: “Technology and the Future of Democracy.”. 9/11/2025. 

Michael McGregor. How Party Leaders Influence Party Support. Michael McGregor (TMU), Laura Stephenson (UWO), and Alvaro Pereira (UWO). Political Leadership and Trust Workshop, Wolfville, NS. 9/24/2025. 

Michael McGregor. Understanding Attitudinal and Emotional Responses Towards the Elimination of Paper Voting in Favour of Internet Voting. Michael McGregor (TMU and Scott Pruysers (Dalhousie). Annual meeting of the Atlantic Provinces Political Studies Association. 11/26/2025. 

Tracey Raney. Sexual Harassment Rules in Canadian Parties: A Feminist Institutionalist Study. Cheryl N. Collier (University of Windsor) and Tracey Raney (Toronto Metropolitan University). American Political Science Association annual meeting, Vancouver, B.C. 9/13/2025.

Miriam Anderson has been appointed to International Research Working Group, Gender Equal Peace Processes, of the Swedish Agency for Peace, Security, and Development's Folke Bernadotte Academy (2025-2029)

Ronald Vogel. A future research agenda for transformational urban policy studies. Meghan Joy (Concordia) and Ronald K. Vogel (TMU). Bristol University Press [previously published in Policy and Politics (2022, v 50 Issue 3). 6/15/2025. Published.

Janet M Lum. Evaluating Ontario’s High Priority Communities Strategy: Integrating Care, Redressing Health Inequities and Improving Population Health “From the Ground-Up.”. A. Paul Williams, Sherlyn Hu, Janet Lum, Helen Leung, Freida Chavez, Suleman (Deen) Sule and Nasma Ashraf. Healthcare Quarterly. 28(1). 5/1/2025. Published. doi:10.12927/hcq.2025.27629.

Ronald Vogel. Toronto’s Governance Crisis: A Global City Under Pressure Stil. Meghan Joy (Concordia) and Ronald Vogel (TMU). Canadian Political Science Association 2025 Toronto. 6/4/2025. 

Janet M Lum. A Spatial Quantitative Analysis of Primary Healthcare Access Among Chinese Immigrant Older Adults in Toronto, Canada: A Mixed-Method Approach. Wang L., Greenbaum, M., Guruge, S., Lum, J. (Toronto Metropolitan University). Presentation at the Canadian Association of Geographers Conference. Ottawa, Canada. 5/20/2025. Published.

Janet M Lum. Investigating Spatial and Non-Spatial Factors of Primary Healthcare Access among Chinese Immigrant Older Adults in Toronto, Canada: A Mixed-Method Approach. Wang L., Greenbaum, M., Guruge, S., Lum, J. Royal Geographic Society with the Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference 2025 Aug 26-29, Burmingham, UK. 8/29/2025. Accepted. 

John Shields. For the forthcoming edited book "Social Resilience and the Urban Migrant Experience", McGill-Queen’s University Press. Valerie Preston (York University) and Tara Bedard (Waterloo LIP). Granted from Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences. Awarded July 22, 2025. Accepted. Total Publishing Grant Value = $8,000. 

Ronald Vogel. Discussant - Municipal Economic Development and Adaptation. Canadian Political Science Association 2025 Toronto. 6/3/2025. 

Janet M Lum. Exploring Transnational Healthcare Practices among Immigrant Older Adults in Toronto: A mixed methods approach, Poster Presentation at Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association (CGNA) 2025 Conference: Reuniting at the forks: Inclusivity in Gerontological Nursing Practice. Wang L., Czukar L., Guruge S., Lum J (Toronto Metropolitan University). Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association (CGNA) 2025 Conference: Reuniting at the forks: Inclusivity in Gerontological Nursing Practice.. 5/29/2025. Published. 

Maral Karimi. The Iran-Israel conflict is about more than just missiles. This is how Canada should respond. (external link, opens in new window)  Toronto Star. 6/21/2025. Published. 

Tracey Raney. "Confronting Gender-Based Violence in Westminster Parliaments". Canadian Parliamentary Review. Accepted.

Tracey Raney. Institutional disruption and women's substantive representation: the Senate of Canada as a case study.  (external link, opens in new window) Elizabeth McCallion (University of Toronto) and Tracey Raney (Toronto Metropolitan University). International Political Science Review. 6/27/2025. Published. 

Tracey Raney. Addressing Councillor-Perpetrated Sexual Violence in Local Governments: A Case Study of Ontario, Canada. (external link, opens in new window)  Tracey Raney (Toronto Metropolitan University), Zachary Spicer (York University) and Ian Stedman (York University). State and Local Government Review. Firstview. 6/6/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Street-Level Bureaucrats Manufacturing Migrants: An Implementation Study of Policy Measures to Address Statelessness in the Dominican Republic. (external link, opens in new window)  Social Policy & Administration. 6/24/2025. Published. 

Maral Karimi. "Reframing Narratives of Conflict: Media Representations of Bashar al-Assad’s Fall and the Moderation of Abu Mohamad al-Jolani". Canadian Communication Association Conference. 2025. 6/3/2025. Published. 

Tracey Raney has been re-appointed to the editorial board of Politics & Gender for a period of three years (July 2025 - June 2028).

Tracey Raney. Discussant for "Author Meets Critic Session: No I in Team: Party Loyalty in Canadian Politics by Alex Marland, Jared Wesley and Mireille Lalancette". At the Canadian Political Science Association annual conference, George Brown College, Toronto, Ontario. 6/5/2025. 

Maral Karimi. Iran's Future in the War with Israel (external link, opens in new window) . Global National News Interview. 6/21/2025. Published. 

Bryan Evans. "The New Democratic Party's Protean Relationship with the Working Class" in Jacob Robbins-Kanter, Royce Koop, and Daniel Troup (eds.), The Working Class and Politics in Canada. Daniel Troup, University of Maine. UBC Press. 4/7/2025. Published. 

Rob Goodman. Finding a new purpose for the NDP. (external link, opens in new window)  Canadian Dimension. 5/19/2025. Published. 

Binish Ahmed. Borders and orders: How settler-government occupations violate Kashmiri sovereignty.  (external link, opens in new window) The Conversation. 5/27/2025. Published. 

Christopher Gore. Distributional justice and rapid green energy transitions: citizen experiences in Kenya.  (external link, opens in new window) Christopher Gore, Lauren MacLean (Northeastern), Jennifer Brass (Indiana), Winnie Mitullah (University of Nairobi), Elizabeth Baldwin (Arizona), Alesha Porisky (Northern Illinois). Environmental Research Letters:20. 5/16/2025. Published. 

Miriam Anderson. Institutionalized but Under Implemented: Factors Affecting Women’s Inclusion in Peace Negotiations between 1975 and 2020. Miriam Anderson (TMU); Brian Urlacher (North Dakota); Liam Swiss (Acadia))). Journal of Conflict Resolution. 6/9/2025. Accepted.

Allison Petrozziello. Street-Level Bureaucrats Manufacturing Migrants: An Implementation Study of Policy Measures to Address Statelessness in the Dominican Republic. Social Policy & Administration. 6/6/2025. Accepted. 

Bryan Evans. Who Gets Heard? Unequal representation in the Canadian Neoliberal State. Society for Socialist Studies annual conference. 6/2/2025. 

Tom McDowell. ““Streamlining” Municipal Democracy: Neoliberal Urbanism and the Erosion of Local Democracy in Ontario and Michigan". Ryan Kelpin (York). SSHRC Congress, Canadian Political Science Association, George Brown College, Toronto, ON. 6/4/2025.

Tom McDowell. “The Inverted Panopticon: The Ontological Implications of Jeremy Bentham’s “Psychological Dynamics". SSHRC Congress, Canadian Political Science Association, George Brown College, Toronto, ON. 6/4/2025. 

Robert Marshall. The National Policy Revisited: An Ideational Approach. Annual Conference of the Canadian Political Science Association. 6/4/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Theorizing States’ Production of Statelessness among Migrants’ Descendants. Canadian Political Science Association 2025 Annual Conference. 6/4/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Birth Registration as Bordering Practice: Blocked Access to Birthright Citizenship for Latin America’s Children born into Displacement. (external link, opens in new window)  16th Annual Conference of the Canadian Association for Refugee and Forced Migration Studies (CARFMS). 5/27/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Pacifista, interseccional y participativa: Feminist Foreign Policy Norms & Innovations Emerging from Latin America. Laura MacDonald (Carleton) and Allison Petrozziello (TMU). Canadian Association for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CALACS) Annual Conference, York University. 5/17/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Building a Brave Classroom Space.  (opens in new window) TMU Learning and Teaching Conference. 5/20/2025. 

Tracey Raney. Harassed Out of Office? Uncovering the 'Hidden' Factors Behind Political Exits from the Canadian House of Commons. Tracey Raney (TMU) and Beatrice Wayne (Samara Centre for Democracy). Presented at the Canadian Political Science Association annual conference, George Brown College, Toronto, Ontario. 6/5/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Politics and Technologies Affecting Birthright Citizenship. 5/12/2025. Sub-grant ($28,000) approved by the Migrant Integration in the 21st Century: Bridging Divides research program (Canada First Research Excellence Fund), for workshop to be held in October 2025, co-convened by Allison Petrozziello, Ethel Tungohan (York) and Megan Gaucher (Carleton).

Myer Siemiatycki. What Happened to the NHL's Hamilton Tigers?.  (external link, opens in new window) TVO Interview, The Agenda with Steve Paikin. 5/21/2025. Published. Interview on Centenary of the Players' 1925 Stanley Cup Strike. 

Allison Petrozziello. Live from the LTC: Conversations from TMU's 2025 Learning and Teaching Conference. (external link, opens in new window)  6/9/2025. Featured guest on episode of Podagogies: A Learning and Teaching Podcast. 

Tracey Raney. Invited participant for "Roundtable: Measuring Representation" organized by Erica Rayment (University of Calgary) and Elizabeth McCallion (University of Toronto). At the Canadian Political Science Association annual conference, George Brown College, Toronto, Ontario. 6/4/2025. 

Tracey Raney. Discussant for "Author Meets Critic Session: No I in Team: Party Loyalty in Canadian Politics by Alex Marland, Jared Wesley and Mireille Lalancette". At the Canadian Political Science Association annual conference, George Brown College, Toronto, Ontario. 6/5/2025. 

Gregory J. Inwood. Understanding Canadian Public Administration: An Introduction to Theory and Practice. Fifth Edition. University of Toronto Press. 3/10/2025. Published. 

John Shields. Social Resilience and International Migration in the Canadian City. Valerie Preston (York University), Tara Bedard (Waterloo LIP). McGill-Queen's University Press. Co-edited Volume. 5/1/2025. Published. This edited collection was previously reported as forthcoming.. 

John Shields. Introducing a resilience approach to migrant integration. Valerie Preston (York University), Tara Bedard (Waterloo LIP), and Nadid Sultana (University of Michigan). McGill-Queen's University Press. In Valerie Preston, John Shields, Tara Bedard, eds., Social Resilience and International Migration in the Canadian City. 5/1/2025. Published. 

John Shields. Social resilience and settlement agencies responding to a crisis. Valerie Preston (York University), and Marshia Akbar (TMU). McGill-Queen's University Press. In Valerie Preston, John Shields, Tara Bedard, eds., Social Resilience and International Migration in the Canadian City. 5/1/2025. Published. 

John Shields. Migrant resilience, advocacy, and the settlement sector: Lessons for the future. Valerie Preston, Tara Bedard, Lisa Alfieri-Sladen, Henry Akanko, Mary Ellen Bernard, Noor Din, Vera Dodic, Prince Sibanda, and Stephan Reichhold. McGill-Queen's University Press. In Valerie Preston, John Shields, Tara Bedard, eds., Social Resilience and International Migration in the Canadian City. 5/1/2025. 

Gregory J. Inwood. The Macdonald Commission at 40: Lessons for today’s Trump tumult. (external link, opens in new window)  Policy Options. 4/10/2025. Published. 

Michael McGregor. Personality and (Negative) Partisanship in Canadian Federal Elections. R. Michael McGregor (TMU), Luke Mungal (Dal), and Scott Pruysers (Dal). Political Studies. 4/10/2025. Accepted. 

Bryan Evans. "Is Lobbying for Losers?": Corporate Behavior and Canadian Military Procurement Contracting.  (external link, opens in new window) Andrea Migone (Simon Fraser University), David Chen (University of Toronto), Alex Howlett (University of Canada West), Michael Howlett (Simon Fraser University). Regulation and Governance. 2025; 19. 1/14/2025. Published.

Tracey Raney. Addressing Councillor-Perpetrated Sexual Violence in Local Governments: A Case Study of Ontario, Canada. Tracey Raney (TMU), Zachary Spicer (York University) and Ian Stedman (York University). State and Local Government Review. 4/17/2025. Accepted. 

Tracey Raney. Institutional Disruption and Women's Substantive Representation: The Senate of Canada as a Case Study. Elizabeth McCallion (University of Toronto) and Tracey Raney (Toronto Metropolitan University). International Political Science Review. 5/6/2025. Accepted.

Tom McDowell. Jeremy Bentham and the Neoclassical and Neoliberal Traditions: Architect or Adversary? (external link, opens in new window) .  Theory, Culture, and Society. First View. 5/7/2025. Published.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Democratic Backsliding in the Global South. Liberal Democracy in the Rearview Mirror? (external link, opens in new window)  Massey College. Co-sponsored by Section 1 and the Canadian International Council.. 4/15/2025. 

Tracey Raney. Targeting the Trailblazers: Assessing the Prevalence of Violence and Harassment Against Women Mayors in Canada. 4/16/2025. 2025 Undergraduate Research Opportunity (URO) Grant with Politics and Governance student Parmida Khanchi, Faculty of Arts, TMU ($11,725.70).

Sanjay Ruparelia. Moderator: "Ethical Leadership in Turbulent Times," 2025 Democracy Exchange Summit. Panelists: Cristine de Clercy (Trent), Shachi Kurl (Angus Reid), Lisa Raitt (CIBC). 4/5/2025.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Host and co-organizer, "Branko Milanovic: The World Under Capitalism," (external link, opens in new window)  On the Frontlines of Democracy lecture series, Toronto Public Library. 4/24/2025.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Host and co-writer, "From Law Student to Chief Justice - The Role of the Judiciary in Democracy with Beverley McLachlin," (external link, opens in new window)  On the Frontlines of Democracy podcast. Produced by Angela Glover and Chloe Kim, a partnership with the Faculty of Arts and School of Journalism, TMU.

Miriam Anderson. Promoted to the rank of Professor.

Gregory J. Inwood and Robert W. Speel. The Same, Only Different: Understanding Canada and the United States. (external link, opens in new window)  Gregory J. Inwood (TMU) and Robert W. Speel (Penn State University and TMU). University of Toronto Press. 3/1/2025. Published.

Allison Petrozziello. Intersectionality as method for human rights research: Identifying who is made stateless and how through UN treaty body reviews (external link, opens in new window) . Journal of Human Rights. 3/28/2025. Published.

Michael McGregor. Understanding Public Support for Electoral Reform in Ontario, Canada, Helen Hayes (McGill), R. Michael McGregor, Laura Stephenson (UWO), Jack Lucas (Calgary), Cameron Anderson (UWO), Election Law Journal. 3/28/2025. Accepted.

John Shields. Insights from a Resilience Framework: Employers, Immigrant Workers and the Value of a Social Resilience Approach. Resetting Canada’s Immigration Plan and Program for a New Era: 27th National Metropolis Conference. 3/14/2025. Published.

Allison Petrozziello. Theorizing States’ Production of Statelessness among Migrants’ Descendants. Paper delivered at the International Studies Association (ISA) 66th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL (US). 3/2/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Issue Emergence of Identity Documentation as Development Concern: Depoliticizing, Decoupling Rights…Derailing SDG 16.9?. Panel presentation at the International Studies Association (ISA) 66th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL (US). 3/4/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Intersection and Making Connections: Applying an Intersectional Lens to Scholarship in International Studies. Roundtable participant at the International Studies Association (ISA) 66th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL (US). 3/5/2025. 

Allison Petrozziello. Making Racialized Immigrant Women’s Labour Visible in the Settlement Sector Within/As Settlement Workers. Conference on Canada at the Crossroads after 20 years of Research on Racialized Migrant Women in the Labour Market, University of Waterloo, Women, Work & the Economy Group. 3/28/2025.

John Shields. The Importance of the Nonprofit Advocacy Role: Giving Voice to Immigrant Seniors. Inclusive Communities for Older Immigrants (ICOI) Summit 2025. Montreal, McGill-University. 3/27/2025. 

John Shields. Exploring Inclusion/Exclusion of Older Immigrants: Economic & Political Research Streams. Inclusive Communities for Older Immigrants (ICOI) Summit 2025. Montreal, McGill-University. 3/28/2025. 

John Shields. Expanding Temporary Residents’ Access to Settlement Service. Valerie Preston (York University). Lunch and Learn with the Newcomer Knowledge Hub Virtual. 3/25/2025. Published.

Sanjay Ruparelia. The Year in Elections: 2024 in Comparative Review. (external link, opens in new window)  3/28/2025. Panelists: Laurie Beaudonnet (Université de Montréal), Sithembile Mbete (Public Affairs Research Institute, South Africa), Sanjay Ruparelia (TMU). Moderator: Elizabeth Goodyear-Grant (Queen's University). Department of Political Studies Corry Colloquium Speaker Series, Queen's University..

Sanjay Ruparelia. Co-applicant: "Democratic Innovations from Social Movements, Indigenous Peoples and Traditional Communities: Latin America to the World" (external link, opens in new window) , SSHRC Connections Grant ($49,944). Principal Investigator: Françoise Montambeault (Université de Montréal).

Co-applicants: Martha Priscylla Monteiro Joca Martins (TMU), Matthew Wildcat (University of Alberta), Nibaldo Galleguillos (McMaster University), Paul Emiljanowicz (McMaster University), Tina Hilgers (Concordia University), Marjorie Marona (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais), Ricardo Fabrino (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais), and Liana Amin Lima da Silva (Universidade Federal de Grande Dourados).

In partnership with the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Fundação Casa de Rui Barbosa, Brazilian Political Science Association, Brazilian Association of Graduate Studies and Research in Social Sciences, Democracia en Red, Exituto: Demo.Reset, Observatório de Protocolos Comunitários, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, People Powered, Democracy International, Federal University of Viçosa, and Agencia de Iniciativa Cidadã.

Sanjay Ruparelia. US-India Higher Education Cooperation, a workshop at Amherst College, USA: 20-21 February 2025.. 

Sanjay Ruparelia. Discussant, "G7 Dialogue on Foreign Interference," Global Affairs Canada: 24-26 February, 2025.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Co-organizer, The Hon. Lloyd Axworthy, "Advancing Democracy and Social Justice in Canada and the World," On the Frontlines of Democracy. Co-sponsored and co-hosted by the International Issues Discussion (IID) forum: 26 February 2025.

John Shields. Session: Best practices for employers to hire immigrants. Resetting Canada’s Immigration Plan and Program for a New Era: 27th National Metropolis Conference. 3/14/2025. Published. Chair and participant for session. 

Sanjay Ruparelia. Host and co-writer, "Leadership, Diplomacy, and Democracy with Lloyd Axworthy," (external link, opens in new window)  On the Frontlines of Democracy podcast. Produced by Angela Glover and Chloe Kim. 3/12/2025. Published.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Moderator: "Breaking News: Canada's Information Crisis," (external link, opens in new window)  Democracy Bootcamp, CIVIX Canada. Panelists: Martin Regg Cohn (Toronto Star), Renata D'Aleisio (Globe and Mail), Craig Silverman (ProPublica). Toronto: 3/21/2025.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Host and co-organizer: The Right Honourable Beverely McLachlin, "Protecting Canada's Courts: Lessons from our Longest-Serving Chief Justice," On the Frontlines of Democracy public lecture series, co-presented by the Faculty of Arts, TMU and Toronto Public Library. 3/27/2025.

Miriam J. Anderson. Feminist Activism in Exile: Burundi’s Mouvement Inamahoro.  (external link, opens in new window) Marie Louise Baricako (President, Mouvement Inamahoro, Rwanda); Miriam J. Anderson. Brave Women: Fighting for Justice in the 21st Century. Palgrave MacMillan. 2/25/2025. Published. 

Miriam Anderson. Rethinking Failure: Feminist Peacebuilding and the Peace Continuum in Violent and Illiberal “Post-Conflict” Settings.  (external link, opens in new window) Miriam J. Anderson; Elizabeth S. Corredor (Bryn Mawr College); Julia Zulver (Swedish Defence University). Global Studies Quarterly. 5:1. 2/11/2025. Published. 

Miriam J Anderson. Feminism In The Face Of Failure: Peacebuilding In Violent And Illiberal 'Post-Conflict' Settings.  (external link) Miriam J. Anderson; Elizabeth S. Corredor (Bryn Mawr College); Julia Zulver (Swedish Defence University). Global Studies Quarterly. 5:1. 2/17/2025. Published. Special Journal Issue.

Tom McDowell. Jeremy Bentham and the Neoclassical and Neoliberal Traditions: Architect or Adversary?. Theory, Culture, and Society. 2/15/2025. Accepted.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Host and co-writer, "Wild Democracy: Anarchy, Solidarity, and Ruling the Law with Anne Norton," (external link, opens in new window)  On the Frontlines of Democracy podcast. Produced by Angela Glover and Chloe Kim. 2/12/2025. Published. 

Bryan Evans (co-editor). Against the People: How Ford Nation is Dismantling Ontario. Carlo Fanelli (York University), Fernwood Publishing. 1/15/2025. Advance view.

Sanjay Ruparelia. What Issues Will Shape India’s Foreign Policy in 2025? (external link, opens in new window) . Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. Strategic Reflections: The Impact of Trump 2.0 on Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy and Key Relations in Asia. 1/16/2025. Published. 

Sanjay Ruparelia. India in 2025: The Year Ahead in Politics, Economics, and Foreign Affairs (external link, opens in new window) . Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Dispatches. 1/24/2025. Published. 

Bryan Evans. "The New Democratic Party’s Protean Relationship with the Working Class", in The Working Class and Politics in Canada. eds. Jacob Robbins-Kanter, Royce Koop and Daniel Troup. Daniel Troupe, University of Maine. UBC Press. Advance view.

Tom McDowell. Chapter 14: "De-Democratizing Ontario". Against the People: How Ford Nation is Dismantling Ontario.  (external link) Fernwood Press. 1/31/2025. Published. 

Michael McGregor. Gender and emotional reactions to sexual misconduct allegations against councillors: An experimental study in a low-information, non-partisan context. Cameron Anderson (Western), Michael McGregor (TMU), Tracey Raney (TMU). Representation. 1/13/2025. Accepted.

Myer Siemiatycki. As If It Were A Sacred Relic': The Troubled Holocaust Poetry of Julian Tuwim.  (external link, opens in new window) Czytanie Literatury [Reading Literature], University of Lodz. 13/2024, pp. 271-293. 1/28/2025. Published. 

John Shields. Reforming Settlement Services to Include Temporary Migrants. Hya Ali (TMU), Valerie Preston (York University). BMRC Policy Preview. January 2025. 1/31/2025. Published. 

Allison Petrozziello. Faculty affiliation with TMU's Master's program in Immigration & Settlement Studies. 

Sanjay Ruparelia. Host and co-writer: "Conversation in an Age of Rage with Carol Off," (external link, opens in new window)  On the Frontlines of Democracy podcast. Produced by Angela Glover and Chloe Kim. 1/15/2025. Published.

Allison Petrozziello. Gaps and Challenges for Ensuring Universal Birth Registration for Children Born to Migrants and Multiply Marginalized Mothers. (external link, opens in new window)  Written submission to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on Universal Birth Registration and the Use of Digital Technologies. 1/15/2025. Published. Expert contribution in preparation of Human Rights Council Resolution 52/25 on Birth Registration and the Right of Everyone to Recognition Everywhere as a Person Before the Law.

Sanjay Ruparelia. Host and co-organizer, Anne Norton (UPenn), "The Unruly Heart of Freedom," On the Frontlines of Democracy public lecture series, co-sponsored by TMU and the TPL, 30 January 2025. 1/30/2025. 

John Shields. Examining the Role of Non-profit Organizations for Immigrant Settlement in a Neoliberal Age.  (opens in new window) Ted Richmond (independent). Research Brief, Toronto Metropolitan Centre for Immigration and Settlement (TMCIS). 2025(03). 1/20/2025. Published. This is a Research Brief (7 pg.). The link to the session on Richmond and Shields' volume "The Canadian Non-Profit Sector: Neoliberalism and the Assault on Community" is also provided in this report (Time 1:48:06).