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Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay Professor, Political Science

University of Victoria

Victoria, BC

Tel. 250 853 3582

[email protected]

Professor, Political Science, University of Victoria, January 2011

Professor, Political Science, Memorial University, 2006 - December 2010

Professor, Political Science, Concordia, 2002- 2006 August

Associate Professor, Political Science, Concordia, 1995 – 2002

Assistant Professor, Political Science, Concordia, 1989 – 1995

Lecturer, Political Science, Concordia, 1981 –1989

Lecturer, Humanities, Vanier College, 1989

ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS

Vice-President Academic and Provost, University of Victoria, January 2011 – July 2014

Vice President (Academic) Pro Tempore, Memorial University July 2009 –October 2010

Dean, Faculty of Arts, Memorial University, 2006- June 2009

Chair, Political Science Department, Concordia, 1998-2005

Graduate Program Director, Political Science Department, Concordia, 1993-1995, 1996-1998

ACADEMIC DEGREES

Ph.D. Political Science, University of Chicago, 1990

M.A. Political Science, University of Chicago, 1975

M. Phil, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, 1972

MA, University of Kashmir, (First Class First), 1971

BA (Hons.) University of Kashmir (First Class First),1968

Graduate Diploma in Management, McGill University, 1989

APPOINTMENTS TO EDITORIAL BOARDS

Member, Editorial Board, Politics and Governance Open Access, Cogitatio Press, Lisbon,

Portugal

Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice,

Taylor and Francis Publishers, 2004-

Member, Editorial Board, Malviya Peace Institute, Benares Hindu University, Varanasi, India,

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Member, Editorial Board, PS Political Science, American Political Science Association, USA,

2003-2006.

Member, Editorial Board, Pacific Affairs, UBC, Canada, 2004- 2009

Member, Editorial Consultative Board International Encyclopedia of Political Science, Editors:

Bob Jarvis, George Kurian, 2005- 2009

Member, Editorial Board, Canadian Journal of Law and Society, UQAM, Montreal, 1998-2000.

Professional Appointments

Honorary Research Associate position at the Centre for India and South Asia Research, UBC,

2017-18.

Visiting Scholar, SOAS, University of London, Summer 2017.

Visiting Scholar, SOAS, University of London, Summer 2016.

International Associate, Society for Policy Studies, New Delhi, India, 2015-

Visiting Fellow, the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies at Wassenaar, Netherland,

Winter 2015

Member, Centre for Studies and Research of India, South Asia and its Diaspora (CERIAS),

UQAM, Montreal, 2013-

CAPI Associate at the Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria, 2014-

Member, Canadian Political Science Association Board, 2010-2013.

President, Canadian Political Science Association, 2011-2012.

President Elect, Canadian Political Science Association, 2010-2011.

SSHRC Leader (Memorial University), The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council

of Canada, 2008-2011.

Chair and Member, SSHRC Doctoral Fellowships and CGS Scholarships Selection Committee

on Public and Private Policy Studies, 2008, 2009, 2010.

Member, Board of Directors, Canadian Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2009-


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2011

Member, Board of Directors, Atlantic Metropolis Centre, Halifax, 2007–2010

Member, Board of Directors, Canadian Council of Area Studies of Learned Societies (including

Canadian Asian Studies, Latin American Studies, African Studies and the Middle Eastern

Studies), 2007 -09.

President, Canadian Association for Asian Studies. 2005 -2007.

Member, Board of Directors, and past President, Canadian Council of Area Studies of Learned

Societies (including Canadian Asian Studies, Latin American Studies, African Studies and the

Middle Eastern Studies), 2005-2007.

President, Canadian Council of Area Studies of Learned Societies (including Canadian Asian

Studies, Latin American Studies, African Studies and the Middle Eastern Studies), 2002-2005.

Member, Canadian Political Science Association Jill Vickers Prize Committee, 2004-2006.

Executive Committee Member, Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, 2001-2002.

Member, Canadian Political Science Association, Nominating Committee, 2001-2002.

Member, Executive Committee, Canadian Area Studies Association, 2000-2005.

Chair, India Studies Committee, Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, Calgary. 1998-2001.

Concordia Director on the Board of Directors of the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, Calgary,

1997-99.

Member, Executive Committee, Canadian Association for Asian Studies, 1997-2005.

Member, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada Research Network, 1997-present.

AWARDS

Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award, Concordia University, 2002.

RESEARCH PROFILE

Publications:


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Books, Refereed Articles, Chapters in Books and Encyclopedia Entries

2018 Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Displacement and Refugees with Respect to Human Rights

Regimes”, Encyclopedia of Business and Professional Ethics, edited by Deborah C. Poff and

Alex C. Michalos.

2017 Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Ashok Kapur, Modi’s Foreign Policy, Sage Publications,

Delhi, London.

Ken Carter and Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay Governance for the Rural Knowledge Economy in

Alex Marland Lisa Moore edited, Improving Democratic Governance in Newfoundland and

Labrador, ISER,

2017 Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, Contested Governance, Competing Nationalisms, and

Disenchanted Publics: Kashmir beyond Intractability? Chitralekhas Zutshi edited Kashmir:

History, Politics, and Representation, Cambridge University Press.

2016 Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Protracted Displacement in Conflict Zones: Refugees and

Internally Displaced People in Jammu and Kashmir”, Migration, Mobility, & Displacement, vol.

2 (2): 91-109.

2016 Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Russell Williams, Academic Editors, Special Issue,

“Supranational Institutions and Governance in an Era of Uncertain Norms”, Politics and

Governance, Vol 4, No 3 (2016)

2016,Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Russell Williams, “Norms, Institutions and Governance in

an Era of Uncertainty: Connecting the Disparate Scholarship”, Politics and Governance, Vol 4,

No 3: 1-4.

2015 Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, "Kashmir’s Contentious Politics: The More Things Change,

the More They Stay the Same", in Paul Wallace (ed) India’s 2014 Elections: Modi-led BJP

Sweep, Sage Publications, New Delhi, 231-257.

2014. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “The Diasporic Identity and Globalization: New Cultural

Politics in Hindi Cinema” in Neelam Trivedi etc edited Perspectives on governance and society :

essays in honour of Professor O.P. Dwivedi, Rawat Publications< Jaipur, India, pp. 91-107.

2013. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay with Josephine Smart and Mostaem Billah, “Labor Migration,

Citizenship, and Social Welfare in China and India”, in Douglas Besharov and Karen Baehler

edited, Chinese Social Policy in a Time of Transition, Oxford University Press, pp.

2012, Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Beyond Parochialism and Domestic Preoccupation: the

current state of comparative politics in Canada”, Canadian Journal of Political Science, Volume


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45 / Issue 04; pp. 741-756

2011. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Amanda Bittner “Newfoundland and Labrador: Creating

Change in the Twenty-First Century”, in John Biles, Meyer Burstein, James Frideres, Erin

Tolley, and Robert Vineberg edited , Integration and Inclusion of Newcomers and Minorities

across Canada, Queens’s Policy Studies Series, McGill- Queen’s University Press, Montreal &

Kingston, Chapter 11, pp. 325 – 354.

2009. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Kashmir's Secessionist Movement Resurfaces: Ethnic

Identity, Community Competition, and the State”, Asian Survey, Vol. 49, No. 6, pp.924-950.

2008. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, edited, Asia: Local and Global Perspectives: Selected

Articles from the Conference of the Canadian Asian Studies Association 2006, Montreal:

Canadian Asian Studies Association (Conference Proceedings).

2008. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, James Kelly, Jean Mayer and Michael Lipson, Human Rights:

Global and Canadian Perspectives, Thompson Nelson Canada,

2008. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Julian Schofield “Why Pakistan Failed: Tribal Focoism in

Kashmir”, Small Wars and Insurgencies, Vol. 19, Issue 1, pp.22-38.

2008. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Csaba Nikoleyni, “Global Conflict and Conflict

Resolution: Alternative Strategies of Governance” in Dhirender Vajpeyi and Renu Khator

edited, Globalization, Governance, and Technology: Challenges and Alternative” Deep and

Deep Publishers, New Delhi, Chapter 12.

2007, Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, Csaba Nikolenyi , Andre Lecours, Bassel Saloukh and

Francesca Scala, Mapping the Political Landscape: An Introduction to Political Science,

Thompson Nelson Canada Second Edition.

2007. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Identity and Nationalism: Where are Women in Kashmiri

Politics?” in Speaking Across Borders: Women and Peacebuilding in India and Pakistan”

editors Shree Mulay and Jackie Kirk edited, Antham Press: A Publishing Unit of Wimbledon

Publishing Company, Delhi, pp. 111 -132.

2005. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Julian Schofield, “Institutional Causes of Indo-Pakistani

Rivalry” In T.V. Paul edited, The Indian Pakistan Conflict: An Enduring Rivalry, Cambridge

University Press, pp. 225-250.

2005. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Afghanistan: Multicultural Federalism as a Means to

Achieve Democracy, Representation and Stability” in Sid Noel Edited, Power Sharing in

Ethnically Divided Societies, Studies in Nationalism and Conflict Series, McGill Queen Press,

pp. 190-214.


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2005. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Kashmir” Encyclopaedia of India, (editor Stanley Wolpert)

Scribner and Thompson Gale, 4000 words.

2005. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Jammu and Ladakh” Encyclopaedia of India, (editor Stanley

Wolpert) Scribner and Thompson Gale, 2000 words.

2004. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, Csaba Nikolenyi , Andre Lecours, Bassel Saloukh and

Francesca Scala, Mapping the Political Landscape: An Introduction to Political Science,

Thompson Nelson Canada

2004. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Dogris” Encyclopaedia of Minorities, Routledge.

2003. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Recent Developments and Debates in Local government in

India” in Dhirender Vajpeyi edited, Local Democracy and Politics in South Asia: Towards

internal decolonization? Leske+ Budrich, Opladen, Germany, pp. 47 -66.

2003. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Canada and India: Broadening and Deepening Relationship”

in Canada in Asia: Foreign Policy Dialogue Series, 2003-2004, Asia Pacific Foundation of

Canada, Vancouver.

2003. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Globalization and Indian Federalism” in B.D. Dua and M.P.

Singh edited, Indian Federalism in the New Millennium” Manohar Publishers, New Delhi, pp.

335 -350.

2003, Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, Csaba Nikolenyi and Louise Otmar, “Peace and Conflict:

Alternative Strategies of Governance and Conflict Resolution” Journal of Comparative Policy

Analysis: Research and Practice, vol. 5, pp. 123 -146.

2003. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Pakistan” Encyclopaedia on World Terrorism, M.E. Sharpe,

2003. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Pervez Musharraf” Encyclopaedia on World Terrorism,

M.E. Sharpe.

2003. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Responses to the Parliamentary & Assembly Elections in

Kashmir Valley, Ladakh and the Jammu Region and the State-societal Relations” in Ramashray

Roy and Paul Wallace edited, 1999 Elections and Politics in India, Sage Publications, pp. 391-

424.

2002. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Kashmir Conflict: Secessionist Movement, Mobilization and

Political Institutions”, Pacific Affairs, Vol. 74, No. 4, Winter, pp. 569 -577.


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2002. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Shared Sovereignty: Lesson from Indian Experience”, in

Guiesppe Casale, Europe: Toward What Kind of Integration? University of Genoa, Italy, 2002,

pp. 480 - 489.

2002. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “After Bonn Accord: Is Federalism Relevant to

Afghanistan’s Future” Federations: What’s New in Federalism Worldwide, Forum for

Federation, Ottawa, Vol. 2, No. 2. February.

2002. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Julian Schofied, “The Future Face of Security in South

Asia” in David Mutimer edited, Canadian International Security Policy: Reflections For A New

Era Centre for International Security Studies, York University, Toronto, pp. 61 -78.

2001. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “A Federal Arrangement for Afghanistan” Federations:

What’s New in Federalism Worldwide, Special Issue on Afghanistan Forum for Federation,

Ottawa, November.

2001. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, “Diasporic Indian Identity and Bollywood”, Kala, Special

Issue, Fall.

2001. Reeta Chowdahri Tremblay “Globalization and Indian Federalism” in Indian Journal of

Public Administration, Vol. XLVII, No. 2 April- June, pp. 208 -221.

2001. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Julian Schofield, “Hybrid Governments and Pakistan:

Nuclear Weapons and the Conflict over Kashmir” Aakrosh, Asian Journal on International

Terrorism and Conflicts, Volume 4, # 11, April, pp. 13 –41.

2001. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Kashmir and Indo-US Relations” in Kapoor, Malik and

Gould edited, India and the United States in a Changing World, Sage Publishers, New Delhi,

2001, pp 499-532.

2000. Hugh Johnston, Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and John R. Wood, edited. South Asia:

Between Turmoil and Hope, South Asia Council of Canadian Asian Studies and Shastri Indo

Canadian Institue, Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser University (Conference Proceedings).

2000. Arthur G. Rubinoff and Reeta C. Tremblay, "Different Responses to Ethnicity: Goa and

Kashmir", in Johnston, Tremblay and Wood edited, South Asia: Between Turmoil and Hope, pp.

163-182. Council of Canadian Asian Studies and Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, Burnaby,

B.C. Simon Fraser University.

1999. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Inclusive Administration: Feminist Critiques of

Bureaucracy” in Keith Henderson and O.P. Dwivedi ed. Bureaucracy and Alternatives in World

Perspectives, MacMillan Press, pp. 69 -94.

1999. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Elections in Kashmir: An Exercise in Pragmatism” in


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Wallace and Roy, 1998 Elections and Politics of India, Sage Publications, 1999, pp. 309-339.

1999. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Julian Schofield, “Crisis in Kashmir: Role of the

UNMOGIP”, Peacekeeping and International Relations, Pearson Institute of Peace Studies,

January, pp. 14 -16.

1999. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay and Anne Marie Field, Citizenship, Identity, Multiculturalism

and State Policy: A Bibliography, Center for Research and Social Transformation, Montreal.

1998. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Representation and Governance: Women and Self-

Government in India”, Indian Journal of Public Administration, Special Issue on Good

Governance, Vol. XL1V; 3, July-September: 454-467.

1998. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Shared Sovereignty and Federalism: Some Conceptual

Arguments” in Interfacing Nations, B. R. Publishers, New Delhi, pp. 195-204.

1998. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Beyond Society-Centred and State-Centred Models: A

Retrospective Public Policy Analysis" Indian Journal of Public Administration, Jan-March,

pp.874-890.

1998. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay with O.P. Dwivedi, Carole Farbers edited, Interfacing

Nations: Indo/Pakistani/Canadian Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of India’s Independence,

B.R. Publishing Corporation, New Delhi

1997. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Nagpur Resolution: Re-distributive Agenda and Limits on

the Autonomy of a Democratic State" in Perspectives on South Asia at the Threshold of the 21st

Century, Canadian Association for Asian Studies, University of Montreal, pp. 487-505

1997. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Growth with Justice: Understanding Poverty", in C. Steven

La Rue ed. Regional Handbook of Economic Development, Vol. 1; India: Prospects into the 21st

Century, Fitzroy Dearborn Publisher, Chicago, pp. 87-102.

1997. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Living Multiculturally in a Federal India" in C. Steven La rue

ed. Regional Handbook of Economic Development; Vol. 1; India: Prospects into the 21st

Century, Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, Chicago, pp.158-169.

1997. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Nation, Identity and the Intervening Role of the State: A

Study of the Secessionist Movement in Kashmir", Pacific Affairs, Vol. 69, No.4, winter 1996-97,

pp. 471-498.

1997. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay edited, Perspectives on South Asia at the Threshold of the 21st

Century, Canadienne Des Etudes Asiatiques, University De Montreal, (Conference Proceedings).

1996. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Representation of Self and Society in Bombay Cinema"


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Contemporary South Asia, Vol 5 No.3 October, pp.295-308.

1995. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Kashmir: The Valley's Political Dynamics" Contemporary

South Asia, Vol. 4, No. 1 (Kashmir Special Issue), March, pp. 79-101.

1994. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Responses to Samir Amin's Analyses of Eurocentrism Meet

Western Cultural Theory: Global Polarization and Cultural Materialism by Sandra Langley" in

Undiscipilined: An Interdisciplinary Journal, Graduate Students Association, Concordia

University, pp l7l-172.

1994. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay "Crisis of Indian Federalism" in South Asia Horizons, edited

by Elliot Tepper and John Wood, South Asia Council, Canadian Asian Studies Association,

Ottawa, pp. 323-336.

1992. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay “Jammu: Autonomy within an Autonomous Kashmir” in Raju

G.C. Thomas edited Perspectives on Kashmir: the Roots of Conflict in South Asia, Boulder,

Colorado: Westview Press, pp.153-167.

1991. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay, State Autonomy and Public Policy in India, National Book

Publications, New Delhi, India

Policy Analysis on South Asia (on-line publications)

April 30, 2018. “Kathua case offers BJP a chance to salvage image in Kashmir” South Asia

Monitor, Spotlight https://southasiamonitor.org/news/kathua-case-offers-bjp-a-chance-to-

salvage-image-in-kashmir/sl/27121

September 14, 2016. “Kashmir unrest: Indian state needs to understand reality of everyday

resistance”, South Asia Monitor, Spotlight.

http://southasiamonitor.org/detail.php?type=sl&nid=19318

July 25, 2016. “Restive Kashmir Needs More Than Just Good Governance – Analysis”

South Asia Monitor, Spotlight http://southasiamonitor.org/detail.php?type=sl&nid=18436

April 13, 2016. "Delivering in Jammu and Kashmir: Uneasy lies ahead that wears the crown",


April 4, 2016 "Mehbooba’s difficult challenges" KashmirConnected.

http://www.kashmirconnected.com/articles--reports/mehboobas-difficult-challenges-by-reeta-c-

tremblay

Jul 6, 2015. Reeta Tremblay “Time to throw out draconian AFSPA from J & K”, South Asia

Monitor, Spotlight

http://southasiamonitor.org/detail.php%3Ftype%3Dsl%26nid%3D12543


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June 3, 2015. Reeta Tremblay. “Modi's one year: Walking tightrope between economic and

social agendas”, South Asia Monitor, Spotlight


April 19, 2015. Reeta Tremblay. “Modi’s Canada visit: A page-turner in ties”, Modi’s Three

Nation Tour, South Asia Monitor

http://southasiamonitor.org/detail.php?type=in&nid=11406

April 18, 2015. Reeta Tremblay. “Modi's visit brought Indo-Canadians into national spotlight”.

The Indian Diaspora

http://theindiandiaspora.com/news-details/my-voice/primary_news/modis-visit-brought-

indo-canadians-into-national-spotlight.htm

March 31, 2015. Reeta Tremblay. “Modi’s visit to Canada: Building on Optimism”, South Asia

Monitor, Spotlight

http://southasiamonitor.org/detail.php?type=sl&nid=11222March 11, 2015. Reeta Tremblay.

“India-China ties: Time for positive-sum outcome?”, South Asia Monitor, Spotlight


March 3, 2015. Reeta Tremblay. “Jammu and Kashmir: A vote for inclusive development”,


Jan 4, 2015. Reeta Tremblay. “A new chapter in Indo-US relations”, The Indian Diaspora

http://theindiandiaspora.com/news-details/my-voice/subprimary_news/a-new-chapter-in-

indo-us-relations.htm

Book Reviews

2018. Suvir Kaul’s Of Gardens And Graves: Kashmir, Poetry, Politics. Pacific Affairs, July

2018.

2015. T.V. Paul’s The Warrior State: Pakistan in the Contemporary World, International Journal,

vo. 70, no. 2, pp. 363-365.

2008. Martha Nussbaum's The Clash Within: Democracy, Religious Violence, and India's Future

(Harvard, 2007), Canadian Institute of International Affairs' International Journal, Summer, pp.

792 -794.

2008. Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu, Bushra Asif, Cyrus Samii, Ediors KASHMIR: New Voices,

New Approaches. (Boulder (Colorado), London (England): Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2006),

Pacific Affairs, Volume 81, No.3, Fall.


http://southasiamonitor.org/detail.php?type=in&nid=11406

http://theindiandiaspora.com/news-details/my-voice/primary_news/modis-visit-brought-indo-canadians-into-national-spotlight.htm

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2006. Rajesh Tandon and Ranjita Mohanty, Does Civil Society Matter? Governance in

Contemporary India (Sage 2003), Canadian Journal of Political Science, Vol. 39, #2.

2005. Robert Wirsing, Kashmir in the Shadow of Nuclear War and Santhram etc. Jihadis in

Jammu and Kashmir, Pacific Affairs, vol. 77, No. 4, 2004-2005.

2004. Barbara Harriss-White, India Working: essays on society and economy. (Cambridge:

Cambridge University Press, 2003), Political Studies Review, Vol. 2, No. 1.

1996. Tahir Amin, Mass Resistance in Kashmir: Origins, Evolution, Options. (Islamabad:

Institute of Policy Studies, 1995) in Pacific Affairs, Fall, Vol. 69, No. 3, pp. 438-439.

1996. David Waller, The Pundits: The British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia (Lexington:

University press of Kentucky, 1990) in Pacific Affairs, Fall, Vol. 69, No. 3, pp, 443-444.

1995. D. Savoie, Thatcher, Regan, Mulroney: In Search of A New Bureaucracy (Toronto;

University of Toronto Press, 1994) in Canadian Journal of Political Science, xxviii:4, December,

pp.767-768.

1993. Akbar S. Ahmad, Resistance and Control of Pakistan (London: Routledge, 1991) in The

Journal of Commonwealth and Contemporary Politics November, pp. 395-396.

1992. D.A. Low, The Political Inheritance of Pakistan (Cambridge University Press, 1991) in

the Journal of Comparative and Commonwealth Studies November, pp. 407-408.

1992. Yogendra K. Malik ed. India: Culture and Society: Boeings and Bullock-Carts: Studies in

Change and Continuity in Indian Civilization Vol. 1, and Vol. 3 (New Delhi: Chanakya

Publications, 1990) in Pacific Affairs, Summer, pp. 281-282.

1991. Hans J. Michelmann and Panayotis Soldatas eds., Federalism and International Relations

(New York: Oxford University Press, 1990) in Canadian Journal of Political Science,

December, pp.865-866.

1991. Baldev Raj Nayar, The Political Economy of India’s Public Sector in The Journal of

Comparative and Commonwealth Studies, November, pp. 395-396.

Conference Papers and Invited Lectures

Canadian Armed Forces College on South Asian Security, and South Asian Regional Security

Imperative, October and November 2018.

Canadian Armed Forces College on South Asian Security, and India-Pakistan Rivalry, December

2017


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Contested Governance, Competing Nationalisms, and Disenchanted Publics: Kashmir beyond

Intractability, UBC. Centre for Asian Studies, March 2017.

“India’s Foreign Policy”, CERIAS workshops to Global Affairs, Government of Canada on

‘India, an Emerging Global Power: Economic, Political and Sociological Perspectives’ January

2017.

Canadian Armed Forces College on South Asian Security, and India-Pakistan Rivalry, October

2016

Canadian Armed Forces College on South Asian Security, September 2015.

Discussant, CPSA panel on Afghanistan, Calgary, May-June 2015.

“India’s Foreign Policy”, CERIAS workshops to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Trade and

Development, Canada on ‘India, an Emerging Global Power: Economic, Political and

Sociological Perspectives’ February 2015.

“Borders, Territoriality and Displacement in Conflict Zones: A Case Study of Citizenship and

Property Rights of the Internally Displaced in Jammu and Kashmir”, Migration and Late

Capitalism CAPI Conference, University of Victoria, June 2015.

Guest Lecturer, Royal Roads University, Victoria, SOSC 720 (The Epistemology of Applied

Social Science) Socio-Historical Methodology, May 28, 2015.

“Modi’-fying India’s Foreign Policy in Its Neighborhood: Cooperative Federalism in the

Making?” Asia Network Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, April 10 – 12, 2015,

“Transforming India”, Public Lecture, DePaw University, Indiana, April 2015.

“Democracy in Decline? India and the BJP”, Department of Political Science, DePaw

University, Indiana, April 2015.

“India’s Foreign Policy”, CERIAS workshops to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Trade and

Development, Canada on ‘India, an Emerging Global Power: Economic, Political and

Sociological Perspectives’ , December 2013, June 2014.

“Modi’s Foreign Policy”, The Netherlands Institute for Advanced Studies, Wassenaar, January

2015

“India Election 2014” Panel Discussion and Moderator, The Centre for Global Studies and

Centre for Asia Pacific Initiatives, May 22, 2014.


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‘University and Communities: Public Engagement- Issues and Challenges”, Engage Conference,

National Coordinating Centre Bristol, UK, November 2013.

“From Exclusion to Political Integration: The Chinese-Canadian Community in Victoria, BC,”

Canadian Historical Association Annual Conference, University of Victoria, British Columbia.

2013, June 3-5:

“Postwar Chinese Immigration Experiences” and "Breaking out of the ‘Chicken Coop’:

Educational Opportunities for Chinese-Canadians in Victoria" BC Studies Conference,

New Westminster, British Columbia. 2013, May 2-4: “Beyond Parochialism and Domestic Preoccupation: The Current State of Comparative Politics in Canada”, Presidential Address to the Canadian Political Science Association, Edmonton, June 14, 2012 “Race, Class, Gender, and Attitudes About Immigration: Evidence from a Survey Experiment,” with Amanda Bittner, Paper presented at the Joint Sessions Workshop on “Voting Experiments”, European Consortium for Political Research. St. Gallen, Switzerland. April 12-17, 2011.

On Wednesday, March 24, 2010, the Association for New Canadians hosted its second annual

Diversity Symposium the aim of which was to promote the importance of diversity training

while highlighting the benefits of diverse communities and workplaces. The keynote address was

presented by Dr. Reeta Tremblay, vice-president (academic) pro tempore

“Afghanistan: Canada’s Vietnam?” Big Idea Series, Breakfast at Parliament, Canadian

Federation of Humanities and Social Science, November 2009.

“Changing Landscape: Immigration and Citizenship, Newfoundland and Labrador” 11th

National Metropolis Conference, Calgary, Alberta, March 2009.

“Afghanistan: Is there a Viable Political Solution?” The Rooms, St. John’s, Newfoundland and

Labrador, January 28, 2009.

“Secessionist Movement Resurfaces in Kashmir” 40th Anniversary of the Shastri Indo-Canadian

Institute Member Institution Celebrations Lecture Series, Memorial University, December 2008.

“Does a Commitment to Citizenship, Inclusion and Integration Prevent Extremism and

Radicalization?” National Metropolis Conference, Halifax, NS, April 2008

“Pakistan Election: Democracy at last?” Dept. of Political Science, Memorial University,

February 2008.

“Reflection of Self and Society through Bollywood” Women Studies Speaker Series, Memorial


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University, March 2007.

“India Emerging: Domestic Issues – Politics and Society”, Canadian Institute of International

Affairs, DFAIT, Ottawa, December 1, 2006

“Qualitative Research, Field Work and the Issues of Ethics” Canadian Asian Studies

Association, Montreal, September 2006.

With Julian Schofield, “Why Pakistan Failed: Tribal Focoism in Kashmir”, American Political

Science Association, Philadelphia, September 1, 2006.

“India and the Geopolitics of South Asia”, Canadian Institute of International Affairs National

Arts Center, Ottawa. December 2005

With Julian Schofield, “The Deobandi and Terror: Reconstructing Local and Pan Islamic

Identity”, the 13th Annual CANCAPS conference on Asia in Search of Identity and Security,

December 2005.

Canadian Pension Investment Association, “China Yes, What About India”, Quebec City,

September 2005

With Josephine Smart, “Global Production, Local Development: A Comparative Analysis of

Rural-Urban Worker Migration in India and China”, 4th China-India Roundtable: Population

Policies and Development, Centre of Asian Studies, the University of Hong Kong, September

2005.

With Csaba Nikoleyni IPSA Research Committee 4, “Global Conflict and Conflict Resolution:

Alternative Strategies of Governance”, University of Florida, Tempa, September 2005

“Diapsoric Identity and Bollywood”, Canadian Council of Area Studies, Montreal, May 2005.

“Indo-Pakistani Regimes Types and Rivalry,” CANCAPS Conference, Quebec

City, December 5, 2004

“Workshops on Sri Lankan Federalism” Forum for Federation and South Asia Partnership,

Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal, October and November 2004.

“India-Pakistan: Enduring Rivalries”, Public Lecture, Center for Foreign Policy Studies,

Dalhousie University, Halifax, October 2004.

Guest Lecturer in India Studies Class on “Indian constitution: continuities and discontinuities

with the past”, International Development Studies Program, Dalhousie University, Halifax,

October 2004.


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“The Kashmir Issue” India-Pakistan Conference, McGill University, March 2004.

“India-Pakistan Relations: The Kashmir Issue” Gleneden College, York University conference

on The Challenges of An Emerging Power, February 2004.

“Institutional Causes of Indo-Pakistani Rivalry” Enduring Rivalries Conference, McGill

University, November 2003.

“Kashmir: Towards a Possible Solution?” Canadian Association for Asian Studies, Halifax, June

2003.

“Kashmir and Federalism” The Rudolph Conference, the University of Chicago, April 12 -14th

2003.

“Canada-India Relations; the Need to Re-Engage” Asia Pacific Foundation Foreign Policy

Dialogue, Ottawa, March 26 -27th, 2003.

Seminar Presentation, Dalhousie University, the Center for Foreign Policy Studies, “Nation,

State and Identity and the Issue of Kashmir” March 5th, 2003.

Public Lecture, Dalhousie University - the International Development Studies, “India-Pakistan

Relations”, March 4th, 2003.

Guest Lecture on “India and the Constitution” to the India Studies Class in the International

Development Studies Program, Dalhousie University, Halifax, March 2003.

“Afghanistan: Multicultural Federalism as a Means to Achieve Democracy, Representation and

Stability” Conference on “From Power Sharing to Democracy”, University of Western Ontario,

November 8- 10, 2002.

“Roundtable on Governance in Afghanistan” Center for Foreign Policy and Department of

foreign Affairs and International Trade, October, 2002.

“Kashmir Militancy and Politics: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back”, 30th Annual Conference

on South Asia, University of Wisconsin, Madison, October 18-21st, 2001.

“Crisis in Afghanistan”, Munk Center, University of Toronto, September, 2002.

“Differing Responses to Ethnicity: Goa and Kashmir” Canadian Political Science Association,

Quebec City, May 2001.

“The Future Face of Security in South Asia” York University, ISOP Conference on Security,

May 14 and 15, 2001.

“Forum for Federalism, Shared Sovereignty: Lessons from the India Experience”, Europe:


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Toward What Kind of Integration? , Genoa, Italy, July 2000.

“Differing Responses of Jammu and Kashmir to the 1999 Parliamentary Elections”, American

Association for Asian Studies, San Diego, March 2000.

Kashmir and the Indo-US Relations”, Mid-West Asian Studies Association, East Lansing

Michigan, September 1999.

“State as a Gendered Institution” Center for Developing Area Studies, McGill University,

November 1999.

“Differing Responses to Identity: the case of Goa and Kashmir”, Canadian Asian Studies

Conference, June 1999, UQAM, Montreal.

Invited guest speaker, South Asian Studies Center, University of British Columbia, “Elections in

Kashmir; Issues of Identity and Economic Well-Being”, April, 1999.

“Diasporic Indian Identity, Bollywood, and the Discourse on Indianness”, the Centre for Asia-

Pacific Initiatives and Faculty of Fine Arts 1999 conference on South Asian popular culture,

University of Victoria, April 1999.

Invited participant for the Outreach visit of Canadian high commissioner to India, Peter Walker,

in the roundtable discussion on Peace and Security in south Asia, organized by DFAIT, January

1999.

“Kashmir Region” South Asia outreach programme, the University of Chicago, South Asian

Studies, 1998.

“Authenticating Identity in the Indian Diaspora: Bombay Cinema in the Nineties”, International

Convention of Asia Scholars, International Institute for Asian Studies, American Association of

Asian Studies and the Asia Committee of the European Science Foundation, Leiden, June 1998.

“Identity and State Formation, Lessons from Kashmir”, International Conference on Sri Lanka -

Nationalisms in Conflict and the Prospects for Peace in Sri Lanka, Concordia, Montreal,

February 1998.

Guest Lecturer, Dept. of Cinema, Concordia University on “Sociological and Political Changes

in Bombay Cinema,” February, 1998.

“Growth with Justice: Understanding Poverty, South Asia Council of Canadian Asian Studies,

Carleton University, August 1997.

“Multiculturalism and the Discourse on Citizenship”, Canadian Asian Studies Association, St.

John Memorial University, June 1997.


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Gave a three hour Seminar on “Kashmir and Regional Stability”, CIDA and Department of

Foreign Affairs in the CIDA-South Asia Council Seminar Series, April 1997.

“Punjabi Wedding Songs and Construction of Gendered Identities”, Canadian Asian Studies

Association, Brook University, St. Catherine, June 1996.

Guest Lecture “Kashmir: Nation and the State” South Asian Studies and Graduate Studies,

University of Toronto, April 4, 1996.

“Cyberspace and Cross Cultural Political Identities”, Centre for Cultures, Technologies and the

Environment, Mysore, India, February 1996.

Guest Lecture “the Secessionist Movement in Kashmir” York University, Dept. of Political

Science, January 23, 1996.

“Nation, Identity and Kashmir: How Does Economic Fit In?” Canadian Political Science

Association, UQAM, June 1995.

“Kashmir Problem: Problems and Prospects” Kashmiri Pundit Association, San Francisco,

1994.

“Informal Nationalism & State Strategies” University of Pittsburgh, October 1994.

“Nationalism and the Intervening Role of the State” Conference on Democracy and

Consolidation, McGill University, Department of Political Science, September 1994.

“Nation, Identity and the State”, Canadian Asian Studies, Calgary, June 1994.

Two guest lectures given to undergraduate students in the Department of English, McGill

University and Dept. of Cinema, Concordia University, on Indian Cinema and Modernity, 1993.

“Kashmir: Crisis of Indian Federalism” Canadian Asian Studies, Carleton, June 1993.

“Kashmir’s Secessionist Movement” Canadian Political Science Association, Carleton, January

1993.

“Constitutional Crisis & the Immigrant Community”, Le Cercle des Femmes, Montreal, August

1992.

“Federalism & the Canadian Referendum”, Royal Bank of Canada, Economics & Public Affairs

Department, July 1992.

“Vigilante in India Cinema: Socio-Political Change Understood Through Popular Culture,”


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University of Chicago, Workshop on Culture & Consciousness, May 1992.

“Immigration and Culture”, Le Cercle des Femmes, Montreal, November 1991.

“Agrarian Transformative Strategy and Limits on the Autonomy of the Indian State”. 20th South

Asia Conference, University of Wisconsin, Madison, November 199l.

“Gandhi and his Contributions”, Indo Canada Association, Montreal, October 1991.

“Popular Media and Family Violence”, National Conference on Violence against South Asian

Women, South Asian Women Center, Montreal, August 1991.

“Federalism and Shared Sovereignty; Some Conceptual Arguments”, Canadian Political Science

Association, Queen’s University, June 1991.

Faculty seminar on South Asia and the Middle East, “Representation and Reflection of Self and

Society in the Bombay Cinema”, University of Chicago, April 1991.

“Indian Women of the First Generation”, Le Cercle des Femmes, Montreal, March 1991.

“Social and Political Change Reflected in the Bombay Cinema”. Far West Popular Culture

Association, University of Nevada, January 1991.

“Hindi Films: Mirror and Blue Print of North India Society”, American Association for Asian

Studies, Chicago, April 1990.

“Redistributive Politics and Limits on the Economy of a Democratic State”. Canadian Political

Science Association, University of Laval, June 1989.

“State Societal Relations: A Retrospective Public Policy Analysis”. Canadian Political Science

Association, University of Windsor, June 1988.

“Changing Nature of India State”. Canadian Political Science Association, University of

McMaster, June 1987.

“State Power, Representation and Dilemma of Equity and Growth” American Association for

Asian Studies, Boston, April 1987.

“Agrarian Issues, Ideology and the Congress”. Canadian Conference n the Centenary of the

India National Congress, Montreal, May 1986.

Center for Research-Action on Race Relation’s Conference on Art.27 & the Canadian Charter of

Rights & Freedoms, participated in the workshop on “Art.27 and Aboriginal Rights” Montreal,

January 1986.


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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

Manuscript Review- Book on Kashmir, Oxford University Press April 2017.

Manuscript Reviewer – Books: On Kashmir – Cambridge University Press, 2016.

Manuscript Reviewer, Book Proposal on Human Rights – Routledge, 2016

Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of South Asian Studies (2016); Journal of Punjab Studies (2016)

Critique of Anthropology (2015, 2014); Diplomacy and State Craft (2015);

Indian Political Science Review (2015, 2014) Asian Survey, Critique of Anthropology, 2012,

2013, 2014.

Guest Reviewer, Special Issue, Journal of Borderland Studies, September 2011.

Moderator, “Effective Narrative Strategies in Politics and Government”, the Institute of Public

Administration of Canada, IPAC Annual Conference, Victoria, BC, August 30, 2011

Chair, SSHRC Granting Committee for Public Policy – 2008-11.

Keynote speaker, Diversity Symposium, Association for New Canadians, St. John’s, NL, 2009

Discussant, Atlantic Province Political Science Association meeting, on “Internationalization, the

State and Trade in the Global Era”, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, September 2007,

Participated in the Foreign and Security Policy Roundtable for Policy, organized by CANCAPS,

August 2004.

Participated in the Foreign Policy Dialogue, organized by the Asia Pacific Foundation and the

Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, March 2003.

Briefed Canadian Minster Stephen Dion on his India visit and assisted with the preparation of his

speech for the Pearson lecture in India, 2002.

Participant in the Special Roundtable on Afghanistan, the Munk Center, University of Toronto,

November 2001.

Organized Canadian Asian Studies Conference on “Interpreting the Past and Designing the

future in South Asia”, Laval University, Quebec city, May 2001.

Participant in a workshop on “The Impact of Global Integration on Developing Federations”,

International Conference on the Impact of Global and Regional Integration on Federal Political

Systems, Ottawa, December 8-9, 2000.


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Organizer and contract holder on behalf of the SAC of the Canadian Association Studies for

organizing a conference for CIDA on ‘Mahbub Ul Haq Legacy and Human Development in

South Asia”, to be held in October 1999, Total contract value, $255,000.

Programme committee chair of the SAC/Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute conference on “South

Asia: Between Turmoil and Hope”, UQAM, June 1999.

On December 4, 1997 briefed Governor-General of Canada, His Excellency Romeo LeBlanc and

his wife Mrs. Diane Fowlers LeBlanc, on their forthcoming trip to India in March 1998. The

Governor-General was briefed by two academics at his residence and this luncheon meeting was

organized by the Department of Foreign Affairs, South Asia Branch.

Included in a list of “Notable Canadians” compiled by the Department of Foreign Affairs and

International Trade, South Asia Branch, to accompany the Governor-General to India.

Invited as a participant to the workshop on “Migration, Minorities and Social Integration:

Looking to the Future”, Council of Europe and the Canada-Europe Parliamentary Association,

February, 1998.

Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Govt. of Canada invited to participate in

a roundtable on the South Asian Security, March 26, 1996, A Follow-up discussion for Team

Canada to India.

Programme Coordinator, Interactive Project of CIDA and the South Asia Council of Canadian

Asian Studies Association ($10,000 budget), 1996-present.

Organized the International Conference on the 50th Anniversary of Independence of India and

Pakistan, Canadian Association for Asian Studies and Shastri Indo Canadian Institute, August

1997, Carleton University.

Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, invited by Govt. of Canada to participate

in a roundtable on the South Asian Security, March 26, 1996, a follow-up discussion for Team

Canada to India.

Member of the Board of Directors of Centre for Cultures, Technologies and the Environment

Mysore, India, 1995-present.

Member of the India Studies Development and Fellowship Committee, Shastri Indo-Canada

Institute, Calgary, 1995-present.

Organized Conference and Program Chair, South Asia Council for Canadian Asian Studies

Association, at the Learned Societies, University of Quebec at Montreal, June 1995.

Organized the section on Comparative Politics, Developing and Section Head of Comparative


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Politics, Political Science Association Conference at the Learned Society, University of Quebec

at Montreal, June 1995.

Secretary-Treasurer of the South Asia Council of Canadian Asian Studies Association, 1994-99.

Member of the Board of Directors for Center for Research-Action on Race Relations, 1987-88.

Member of the Board of Directors and of the executive and the finance committees of the

YMCA, downtown Montreal, 1983-85.

Refereed grant applications for SSHRC, FCAR and FQRSC and the Shastri Institute India

Studies Fellowships.

Refereed Journal Articles for prominent Asian and Political Science Journals – Pacific Affairs,

Journal of Asian Studies, Contemporary South Asia, Canadian Journal of Political Science (both

English and French), Comparative Politics, International Journal, Canadian Foreign Policy,

Journal for Comparative Public Policy, International Political Science Journal; Manuscript

reviewer for Routledge, McGill-Queen, Broadview Press.

MEDIA APPEARANCES

Appearances on television and radio as an expert on the Indian Political Scene and the Kashmir

secessionist movement: on several CBC programs – National (with Brian Stewart), Sunday

Morning (Michael Enright), Morning Side (Shelagh Rogers), Cross Country Check Up (Rex

Murphy), The Current (Anna Maria Tremonti), CBC International, Newsworld, CTV, CBC

(Montreal) Noon Call in Show (Nancy Wood), CBC Radio (St. John’s), CJFM Radio (Montreal),

CHOM(Montreal), CJAD(Montreal), 940 (Montreal), New York Public Radio (Brian Lehrer),

Chicago Public Radio, Out of the Fog (Rogers TV, Newfoundland). Also interviewed by the

Print media - La Presse. Le Devoir, The Globe and Mail and India Abroad on the Kashmir

situation in India and India Pakistan Relations.

Speakers Bureau- University of Victoria:

• Rotary Club of Saanich, Nov, 2016.

• Arbutus Middle School, December 2016.

• Victoria High School, March 2016

• Retired Academics and Professionals, October 2015.

• Campus View Elementary, January 2015.

EXTERNAL PROGRAMME EVALUATOR

External Review and Cahir of the Review Panel, Fraser Valley, Department of Political Science,

March 2017


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External Review University of Calgary Department of Political Science, March 2017

External Reviewer, Social Sciences (Anthropology, Geography, Political Science, Sociology

plus interdisciplinary programs), University of Toronto, Scarborough, January 2008

External Reviewer, Political Science Department, Simon Fraser University, March 7 -9th, 2007.

Appraised Ryerson University’s proposed Masters Programme in Public Policy, for the Ontario

Council on Graduate Studies, September 2004.

Reviewed The University of Saskatchewan’s Interdisciplinary Program of International Studies

as a part of the University Standard Program Review, March 24- 26th, 2003.

Appraised Queen’s University’s MA/Ph.D. Program of Political Studies, for the Ontario Council

on Graduate Studies, December 2000.

Reviewed University of Laval’s Masters Programme in Policy Analysis, 1998.

RESEARCH GRANTS

External Grants:

SSHRC 2007-2011, The Ties That Unbind: Kin-State Relations and Insurgency in South Asia,

(With Julian Schofield), $75,500, 3 year period, 2006-2009 (Principal Investigator).

Workshop on Creating and Revitalizing Democratic Institutions in South Asia and Latin

America, $12,000 (with John Wood, Max Cameron of UBC), Canadian Council of Area Studies

and Learned Studies, 2001. Joint Principal Recipient.

Difference: Official Nationalism and the Construction of Political Community in Independence

India, SSHRC with Arthur Rubinoff, , $73,000, 1998-2002. (This amount was equally shared,

half deposited in each university). Co-Investigator (Principal determined alphabetically)

Reconsidering the Nation-State: A Case Study of the Secessionist Movement in Kashmir,

SSHRC grant, total $30,000, 3 year period, 1994-1996 (Principal Investigator).

Contracts:

International Colloquium on Mahbub Ul Haq Legacy and Human Development in South Asia,

for the Canadian Asian Studies Association, Canadian International Development Agency,1999,

Total contract value, $255,000.

Canadian Council of Area Studies, Operating Grant, IDRC, for CCASLS, 2004 -2007, $160,000

(2004-5), $166,000 (2005-2006), $169,000 (2006-2007).


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Office of Multiculturalism, Department of Human Resources, Labour and Empployment,

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, “Religion, Culture and Diversity: Newfoundland

and Labrador” $40,000, 2008-09..

Internal Grants:

The Ties That Unbind: Kin-State Relations and Insurgency in South Asia, Bridge funding for

receiving 4A for SSHRC grant, $6,000, 2005 -2006.

Canada’s Foreign Policy towards South Asia, Bridge funding for receiving 4A for SSHRC

grant, $6,000, 2003 -2004.

Domestic Politics, Foreign Policy and War Causation: A Study of 1999 Indo-Pakistan Kargil

(Kashmir) Dispute. General Research fund with Julian Schofield, $8,000, January 2001.

Canada’s Foreign Policy towards South Asia, General Research fund, $3,000, Jan. 2000.

Citizenship: Its Discourse and the Immigrant Communities in Canada, SSHRC, General

Research Fund, January 1998, $5,000.

Citizenship and Governance: Center for Research on Citizenship and Social Transformation

MIDRI Grant, Principal Coordinator Prof. Marty Allor, 1995-97.

Nationalism and the Intervening Role of the State, General Research Fund, SSHRC Funds,

$2,750, 1995.

Kashmir: A Case Study of Ethno-Nationalism, General Research Fund, $2,500, 1994.

The Political Economy of Poverty in India, General Research Fund, SSHRC funds, $3,000,

1993.

The Political Economy of Poverty in India- Faculty Research and Development Grant, Bridge

funding for receiving 4A in SSHRC competition, $7,000, 1992.

Federalism and Shared Sovereignty: A Comparative Study of Quebec and Kashmir, SSHRC,

General Research Fund, $3500, 1991.

State Structures, Legitimacy, and Problematic of State Autonomy, General Research Fund,

$1800, 1990.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:


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Graduate Supervision:

Eyene Okpanachi, Banting Post-Doctoral Fellow, “Natural Resource Fund and Contentious

Politics”, 2017-19.

Husnain Iqbal, “State, Development and the Citizens: Nation Building at the Margins in

Pakistan”, PhD in Political Science University of Victoria, Co- Supervisor, In Progress

Namitha George, “Migration: Redefining Nationalism through Cultural Identity”, PhD in

Political Science University of Victoria, Co- Supervisor, In Progress

Mark Hill, “Diasporic Politics and Modi’s Foreign Policy”. Masters in Political Science,

University of Victoria, Co- Supervisor. Completed.

Moatasim Tungekar “Water Politics” Masters in Political Science, University of Victoria, 2016

September, Principal Supervisor.. In Progress

Honours Supervision:

Samuel Martin, “Russia’s Crisis of Governance and Return to Authoritarianism” , Completion

date May 2019.

Katelin Van Deynze “A comparative Analysis of Institutions and Inequality in Brazil and India”

(Completion Date, May 2017)

Sanajana Ramesh “No Going Back: Challenges to the Advancement of LGBTQ Rights in India”

Honours Thesis, University of Victoria, May 2015 completed

Teaching

2018-19

Poli 433/533 Development and the State: Comparative Politics

Poli 338 Approaches to Political Science

2017-18


Poli 378 Comparative Federalism

Poli 376 Politics of India



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2016-17





2015-16

Poli 433, Development and the State: Comparative Politics



2014 January


Uni 102, Democracy and Change

2013 January


Uni 102, Democracy and Change

Memorial University

Thesis Supervision

Stephen Ross, “Nigerian Federalism: Ethnicity and Nationalism” Masters in Political Science,

completed 2010.

Graduate Courses: Masters in Political Science

2009 January

POLS 6400 Political Development: Issues in Comparative Politics

2008 January

POLS 6400 Political Development: Issues in Comparative Politics

TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Concordia University


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Courses taught in the Department of Political Science include introductory courses, specialized

courses in the fields of South Asian Politics and Comparative Politics and the core courses in the

Master’s in Public Policy and Public Administration.

Undergraduate Courses

1989-2006

Introduction to Political Science 60-100 students (1989-95, 1995-98)

Introduction to Canadian Govt. 65 students (1990)

Political Systems of Southern Asia 60-80 students (1989-92)

State and Society in South-Asia 25-35 students (1991-94,1998)

Seminar on India: State & Societal Rel. 24 students (Fall 2000)

Human Rights an Overview 100-180 students (2000- 2005)

Seminar on Democracy & Development 27 Students (2001, 2002)

Honours Seminar 17 Students (2003, 2004)

1981-1989

Introduction to Political Science 60-65 students (1981-85)

Seminar in Modern World Society 25 students

Issues and Areas in Canadian Public Policy 45 students

Political System of Southern Asia 60-80 students (1983-89)

Asia and Power Politics 55-65 students (1984-89)

Introduction to Political Science 1 109 students (1986-89)

Introduction to Political Science 11 110 students (1086-89)

Undergraduate Reading Courses

South Asian Politics Reena Massud Singh 3 cr 2004

Development and Democracy Maria Pardes 3 cr 2004

Development and Democracy Annick Le Blanc 3 cr 2004

Topics in Comparative Politics Joanna Valiquette 3 cr 2003

Human Rights and Justice Geneva Guerin 3 cr. 2003

Comparative Public Policy Geneva Guerin 3 cr 2003

Political Participation in Canada Stefan Herman 3 cr 2003

Human Rights & Int’l Justice Nick Anastas 3 cr 2000

Culture & Human Rights Lisa Harris 3 cr 2000

Ethnicity and nationalism Rania Aboud 3 cr. 1999

Political Economy of India Nahid Shahalimi 6 cr. 1998

Advanced International Relations Omar Aboud 6 cr. 1997-1998

Advanced Political Economy of India Aziz Mulay-Shah 6 cr. 1997


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Political Development and Modernization Leanne Bennet 6 cr. 1993-

1994

Political Development and Modernization Rahim Zenoul 6 cr. 1993

Development in Indonesia Mark Nicholson 6 cr. 1992-1993

Political Development and Modernization Stephanie Vandystadt6 cr. 1992-1993

Political Development and Modernization Derek MacCuish 6 cr. 1990-1991

Quebec and Political Modernization Kenneth Johnson 6 cr. 1989

Contemporary Political Economy of India Michael Becker 6 cr. 1988-89

Contemporary Political Economy of India Aleem Lakhani 6 cr. 1988

Graduate Courses: Master’s in Public Policy and Public Administration

Taught every year, from 1991 to 2004, Theories of Public Policy and Public Administration, a

core course in the MPPPA program, average number of students 18

Other graduate courses taught are:

State: A Historical and Conceptual Enquiry (average number of students: 16)

Ethnicity and Nationalism: A Comparative Perspective (average number of students: 20)

Graduate Reading Courses (MA)

Public Administration Pakistan Arif Khan 3 cr. 2004

Chinese Socialism Richard Choi 3 cr. 2003

Gender and Security Althea Rivas 3 cr 2002

Women and Third World Politics Jenifer Henderson 3 cr 2001

Immigration and Citizenship Bob Bikos 3 cr 2000

Citizenship and Identity Agueda Carbonell 3 cr. 1999

Citizenship and Identity Richard Baission 3 cr. 1999

Women and Islam Mona Mohammed 3 cr. 1998

Global Governance and Citizenship Jean-Patrick Villeneuve 3 cr. 1998

Japanese Foreign Policy Aphrodite Sahlas 3 cr. 1997

Immigration Policies, Canada and Quebec Andrew Aryee 3 cr. 1997

Post-Industrialism and Public Joseph Politi 3 cr. 1997

Theories of Development Armen Papazian 3 cr. 1997

Economic Reforms in Indonesia Paseng B. Ries 3 cr. 1995

Nuclear Proliferation and Asia Julian Schofield 3 cr. 1994

Canada-Indonesia Relations Derek MacCuish 3 cr. 1994

Urbanization in Bangladesh Natasha Blanchet-Cohen 3 cr. 1994

Nation, State and Identity Paul Downing 3 cr. 1993

Nation, State and Identity James Piecowye 3 cr. 1993

Ph.D. Reading Courses (Humanities)


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Bangladesh: Development Iqbal Shailo 3 cr F/04

Theories of Development 2 Moses Geepu-Nah Tiepoh 3 cr W/03

Theories of Development 1 Moses Geepu-Nah Tiepoh 3 cr W/02

Discourses on Political Violence Tasneem Kirji 3 cr W/02

Inter.Rel., Globalization & Dev. Theory Diane Cousineau 3 cr. F/01

Feminist Theory Leila Atrachi 3 cr. W/00

Comparative Political Analysis Abdullah Mojaddedi 3 cr. F/1999

State and Society in Afghanistan Abdullah Mojaddedi 6 cr. W/S/1998

Conflict Resolution Theory and Process

In Public Policy Design Geoffrey Reid 6 cr F/W/1997-98

Theoretical Approaches to Post-

Colonialism Adrian Archer 3 cr. S/1997

State and Society in Tanzania Mary D. Mulugu 6 cr. F/W/1993

Ph.D. Theses

Moses Geepu-Nah Tiepoh, "Implications of Non-agricultural Diversification for Economic and

Social Change in Rural Africa, Co-supervisor, Completed 2006. (Ph.D Humanities)

Diane Cousineau, “Europe and the Caribbean: Evolution of the European Community Trade/Aid

Policy and Its Implications for Development in the Caribbean, Principal Supervisor, Completed

Spring 2005. (Ph.D Humanities)

Leila Atrachi, “Feminist Theory, Working Women, Egyptian Educational System”, Co

Supervisor, Completed 2003. (Ph.D Humanities)

Mary Mulugu, “Post Colonialism and Income Generating Projects in Western Africa,” Principal

Supervisor, Completed November 1999. (Ph.D Humanities)

Abdullah Mojaddedi, “Pakistan’s Afghan Policy and the American Influence, 1978-1992,”

Principal Supervisor, In Progress. (Ph.D Humanities)

M.A. Theses

Brian James Lonergan, “Mexico’s Maquiladora Program: A Case for Revising Development

Policy,” Principal Supervisor Completed Spring 1993.

James Piecowye, “The Reconstruction of the Nation-State and Its Implications for Aboriginals In

Canada,” Principal Supervisor Completed Spring 1994.


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Julian Schofield, “Modeling the Motivational Correlates of Nuclear Proliferation,” Principal

Supervisor Spring 1995.

Paul Downing, “Applying a Post-Modern Framework to Native Self-Government in Canada,”

Principal Supervisor Completed Spring 1995.

Donna Moore, “Reproductive Technologies and Public Policy Approaches,” Principal

Supervisor Completed Spring 1997.

Derek MacCuish, “Canada’s Foreign policy Towards Human Rights in Indonesia,” Principal

Supervisor Completed 1999.

Mona Mohammed, “Women and Islam: Reform Politics”, Principal Supervisor Completed

November 1999

Rick Bissaillon, “Liberal democracy as a Kuhnian Paradigm: Applying a Model Confronted by

Irreconcilable Accumulated Anomaly as a Normative Prescription for the Organization of Global

Society , Principal Supervisor Completed 2001.

Danielle Lustgarten, “Race and Space: Mapping the Construction of Political Community”

Principal Supervisor Completed 2001.

Richard Choi, “Chinese Socialism and Party Politics” Principal Supervisor Completed 2004.

MPPPA Internship Supervision (Principal Supervisor).

Pedram Pirina, “State Building – Afghanistan”, completed August 2004.

Jennifer Toth, “The Disarmament, Demilitarization and Reintegration of Child Combatants”,

completed June 2003.

Anna-Maria Piccioni, “The Impact of Technology on the Power of the State”, completed 2003.

Bob Boikos, “Principal-ship and the Greek School System in Montreal”, completed May 2002.

Leah Olson, “Evaluation Research: Case Study of the Remote Rail Evaluation”, completed

2000.

Sheila Mahant , “Rewards and Recognition Project: Transport Canada Ontario Region”,

completed April 1999.

Christopher Gregory, “A Critical Review of Correctional Service of Canada’s Policy Review

response to Recommendation # 14 of the Commissions Report”, completed April 1999.


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Eimar Quinn, “The Challenges of Federal Versus Provincial Jurisdiction in the Work of the

Office of the Auditor General of Canada”, completed April 1999.

Serge Merhi, “Sentinel Community Surveillance: Planning by Involving the Community”,

completed November 1999.

Andrew Aryee, “Science Products and Services Review under the Review Directorate: The

Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Ottawa” completed April 1999.

Aphrodite Sahlas, “Post-Secondary Education in Canada”, Spring 1998.

Andrea Lawrie, “A History of Federal/Provincial Exchange of Services Agreements Origins,”

Spring 1998.

Leah Borsa, “Conflict Resolution and ADR: New Decision Making Process in Federal

Government,” Spring 1998.

Elizabeth Daigle, “Spousal Retirement Benefits and the Policy Process in Quebec,” Spring 1998.

Stewart Stinson, “Reaching Agreement: B.C. Treaty Negotiations and Conflict Resolution

Theory” August 1998.

Charmaine Peters, “The Challenge of Youth Education and Training,” October 1998.

Geoffrey Burrows, “Institutional Impediments to Restorative Justice in Canada” December 1998.

Lynn Roy, “Policy making in Canada– An Examination of the Creation and Implementation of

Bill C-86,” 1997.

Laura Wells, “Collective Bargaining and Concordia University’s Staff Union,” 1995.

Teny Dikranian, “From Bureaucracy to Entrepreneurialism: A Comparative analysis of Change

in the Public Sector,” 1994.

Pierre Vachon, “Active Living at Place du Protage – Phase IV,” 1993.

Muriel Librati, “Audit Overview of the Department of National Defense Infrastructure”,

Principal Supervisor, 1993.

Francesca Scala, “Economic Instruments in Environmental Protection: The Case of Emission

Charges and Tradable Permit Systems,” 1993

Ali Abdi, “Evaluating Internal Communications in Transport Canada: The Evaluation Process,


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the Communications Problem and Employee Communications in the Context of Contemporary

Organizations,” 1993.

Jamieson Montgomery, “The Federal Regulatory Process: The Evolution of Regulatory Reform,”

Principal Supervisor, 1992.

External Examiner for MA and Ph.D Theses

Acted as the external examiner for Ph.D theses for Dalhousie University, University of Alberta,

University of North Bengal, India; the History Department Concordia University; examined

Masters Theses for McGill University, the departments of Geography and Communication

Studies at Concordia.

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE


- Library Committee, Department of Political Science, 2015-16, 2016-2017.

- Vice-President Academic and Provost, 2011 January - 2014

Memorial University

- Vice President Academic, Pro-temp 2009-10

- Dean, Faculty of Arts, 2006-2009

- Member, Mandatory Retirement Committee, 2006- 2007

- Member, Dean of Science Search Committee, 2006 -2007

- Chair, Review of Dean, Faculty of Education, 2007

- Member, Negotiating Team Collective Agreement LUMUN (Per Course

Instructors), 2007 – 08

- Member, Search Committee for General Legal Counsel for Memorial University

of Newfoundland, 2007

- Member, Search Committee for Director, Life Long Learning Unit, 2008

- Member, Presidential Search Committee, 2007-08

- Member, Administrative Stipend Review Committee, 2008

- Member, Advisory Committee – Senior Leadership Development Program, 2008-

09

- Chair, Mid-Term Review, Dean of Student Affairs and Services, 2008-09.

- Member, Negotiating Team Collective Agreement, Full Time Faculty (MUNFA).

2009-

Concordia University

1) Department of Political Science


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Chair, Department of Political Science, June 1998-May 2001, June 2001- May

2005.

Director, Master’s Programme in Public Policy and Public Administration

1993-June 1998 sabbatical leave: 1995-1996; replaced by Prof. Ronald Coyte)

Departmental Coordinator for Library – 1997-1998

Academic Advisor, Honours Students in Political Science – 1990-1993

Department Grievance Committee – 1989-1992

Department Curriculum Committee 1989-1990, 1997-1998

Department Grievance Committee – 1989-1992

Department trips for undergraduate and graduate students to Ottawa to better

acquaint students with the Government of Canada – 1989-1994

Department Appeals Committee – 1989-1991

Department Workload Committee – 1991-1995, 1997-1998

Department Personnel Committee – 1991-1995, 1997-1998

Department Part-Time Hiring Committee – 1991-1993, 1994-1997

2) Faculty of Arts & Science

Faculty representative for new student orientation at Montreal area CEGEPS –

1989-96

Faculty Committee on the Status of Women – 1992-1993

Faculty Appraisal Committee for Leisure Studies Programme – 1992-1993

Search Committee for the Principal of SCPA – 1993-1994

Faculty Tenure Committee – 1993-1995

Faculty Curriculum Committee – 1993-1995

Search Committee for the Chair, Economics Department – 1994-1995

Faculty Panel, Academic Regulations Regarding Cheating – 1994-1997

Search Committee for the Principal of SCPA – 1996-97

General Research Fund Committee – 1996-1998

Faculty Personnel Committee (Alternate) – 1996-1998

Faculty Personnel and Tenure Committee, 1998-1999.

Faculty of Arts and Science Steering Committee, 1999-2000.

Faculty of Arts & Science External Advisory Board, 1999- present

Search Committee for the Principal of SCPA – 2000

- General Education Committee, 2001

- Faculty of Arts and Science Steering Committee, 2000-2001.

- Search Committee for the Chair of Geography– 2001 -2002

- Search Committee for the Chair of the Religion Department – 2002 -2003.

- International Scholarship Committee- 2001- 2003.

- General Education Committee – 2001 – 2004.

- Professor Emeritus Committee – 2003 -2005.

- Faculty of Arts and Science Steering Committee, 2003-2004.

- Member, Nikko D Scholarship Committee, 2002-2005.

- Honorary Doctorate Degree Committee, 2005.


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3) University Bodies

Associate Fellow, Simone de Beauvoir Institute – 1992-1994

Academic Advisor, Southern Asian Studies Major – 1995 - 2003

Member, Center for Research on Citizenship and Social Transformation – 1995-

present

Graduate Appeals Committee of School of Graduate Studies – 1996-1998

SSHRC Internal Competition Committee – 1997-1999

Senate of Concordia – 1997-2000, 2000-2005

Fellow, Centre for Mature Students – 1998-2005.

Member, University Appeals Board.1998-2000.

Member, Graduation Ceremonies Committee, 1998-1999, 1999-2000, 2000-2005.

Ph.D. Humanities Committee, 2000-2004..

Senate Steering Committee 1999-2000, 2000-2005.

Member, Graduation Awards Committee 2000-2001, 2001 -2003.

REEAB (Rector’s Employment Equity Advisory Board), 1999-2003.

Member, Committee for Evaluation of the Dean of Faculty of Arts and Science,

2001.

- Member, Board of Governors Task Force to Review Permanent Evaluation

Procedures for Incumbent Senior Administrators, 2001-2002.

- Steering Committee, 2003-2004 Annual Campaign, Faculty Appeal

- Graduation Ceremonies Committee, 2001-2005.

- Co-Chair, Faculty Campaign Committee, 2004-2005

- Member, School of Graduate Studies Council, 2004-2006.

- Peace and Conflict Resolution Adjudication Committee, 2003-2005.

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