Peter J. Stoett, PhD · Peter Stoett Page 1 11/20/2015 Peter J. Stoett, PhD Current Position and Recent Highlights: Professor, Department of Political Science, Concordia University,

Peter Stoett Page 1 11/20/2015

Peter J. Stoett, PhD

Current Position and Recent Highlights:

Professor, Department of Political Science, Concordia University, Montreal;

Department Chair 2005-2011

Director, Loyola Sustainability Research Centre, Concordia University, 2012-present;

Interim Principal, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability, July 2015-January

2016.

Provost Fellow for Sustainability at Concordia University, 2013-present

Senior Research Fellow, Earth Systems Governance Project

International Human Dimensions Programme on Global Environmental Change (IHDP),

now part of the Future Earth consortium

Erasmus Mundas Visiting Scholar (European Commission), International Institute for

Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands, April-July 2013

Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Canadian-American Relations, Woodrow Wilson

Center, Washington D.C., January-June 2012

Member, Concordia Board of Governors, August 2009-June 2011; Member, Concordia

Senate Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities, 2008-2010

Co- Series Editor, Environmental Governance: Local-Regional-Global Linkages, a 12-15

book series with SUNY University Press, 2014-present

Academic Teaching/Employment Experience

Professor, Department of Political Science, Concordia University, Montreal:

Hired June 1998; tenured June 2003; obtained full professorship June 2010.

Departmental Chairperson from June 1st, 2005, to May 31

st, 2011 (two terms).

April-July, 2013: Erasmus Mundus Visiting Scholar, Mundus MAPP Consortium,

International Institute of Social Studies (University of Rotterdam), The Hague,

Netherlands; taught a course on global governance and conducted research on

international law.

http://www.ihdp.unu.edu/


January-June, 2012: Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Canadian-American

Relations, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Canada Institute,

Washington, D.C. Researched transborder environmental relations, completed a book

publication with University of Toronto Press, engaged in Wilson Center activities.

June, various years between 2006-2009: Visiting Professor and Academic Advisor,

United Nations’ University for Peace, San Jose, Costa Rica; Master’s level courses and

online tutorials on Global Governance and Environmental Security.

June-August 2011 and June-August 2012: Visiting Professor, IMT Institute for

Advanced Studies/Scuola di Dottorato, Lucca, Tuscany, Italy; PhD courses on

International Institutions and Law.

Prior to June 1998:

Fall 1997: McMaster University, part-time Sessional Lecturer.

Summer 1997-1998, University of Guelph, SSHRCC Post-doctoral Fellow and Research

Associate, part-time Sessional Lecturer, and online course development.

1996-1997: Brock University, full-time Sessional Lecturer.

Winter 1996: University of Waterloo, part-time Sessional Lecturer.

1995-1996: University of Guelph, full-time Visiting Assistant Professor.

Summer 1995: University of British Columbia, part-time Sessional Lecturer.

Simon Fraser University, part-time Sessional Lecturer.

Fall 1994-Summer 1995: University of British Columbia, full-time Lecturer.

1993-1994: Queen’s University, part-time Sessional Lecturer; distance education course

development.

Education

Ph.D. (1994), Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario

Concentrations: International Relations; Comparative Politics of Developing Countries.

Dissertation: Atoms, Whales, and Rivers: Global Environmental Security and International

Organization. Supervised by Dr. Charles Pentland, Queen’s University. External examiner:

Dr. Robert Boardman, Dalhousie University.

M.A. (1990), University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario

Concentrations: International Development; Canadian Government and Politics.

Thesis with Distinction: Globalism and Canadian Responses to Apartheid. Supervised by

Dr. Richard Little.

Hons. B.A. (1988), University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario

Major: Political Studies Minor: History


Thesis, First Class: Nuclear Proliferation in South Asia. Supervised by Dr. Henry Wiseman.

Certificate in Executive Education for Sustainability Leadership, Harvard University, T.H.

Chan School of Public Health, Centre for Health and the Global Environment: summer

program to be taken at Harvard University, July 2015.

Administrative Posts and Service at Concordia University

- November 2012-present: Director of the Loyola Sustainability Research Centre, housed

within the Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability, Faculty of Arts and Science;

28 full members from 13 different departments, 16 associate members; thematic focus on

biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation and adaptation; hosts 1-2 major

academic conferences a year; co-ordinates and contributes to interdisciplinary grant

applications; supervises student interns; etc.

- July 2105-January 2016: Interim Principal of the Loyola College for Diversity and

Sustainability, Faculty of Arts and Science; responsible for day-to-day operation of the

College and longer-term planning and publicity drives, etc.

- June 1st,

2005 – May 31st, 2011: Chairperson, Department of Political Science; 25-35

full-time faculty members, 20 part-time teachers; 6 staff members; 1,600 Political

Science Undergraduate Majors; 200 Minors; 150 graduate students (MA and PhD)

- Appointed the first Provost Fellow for Sustainability at Concordia University,

November 2013 to August 2016: leadership in advancing the sustainability studies

research and pedagogy agenda across campus; member of the Provost Fellows circle,

which communicates with the President’s Executive Group; co-chair of the Sustainability

Sub-Committee on Teaching, Learning, and Research; developing web content; co-

ordinated Concordia’s membership in the UNEP’s Global Universities Partnership in

Environment and Sustainability; etc.

- Member, Concordia Board of Governors, August 2009 – June 2011; attended all Board

meetings, attended gala dinners and fundraising events, communicated with Senate

committees, reviewed budgetary information

- University Operational & Environmental Sustainability Sub-Committee, November

2013-present; works with the Vice-President, Services, to reduce the ecological footprint

of the entire university campus

- Member, Executive Committee, Board of Governors, Jan-June 2011; sets agenda for

Board meetings, discusses senior hiring and budgetary matters

- Member, Personnel and Promotions Committee, Board of Governors, July 2009-June

2011; approves senior hires, sabbaticals, and search committees


- Elected member, Provost Search Committee, 2012-13; interviewed candidates for the

vacant Provost position and recommended the new hire

- Elected member, Department Personnel Committee, Department of Political Science,

June 2013-present; reviews academic, teaching, and service reviews of faculty in the

department and approves recommendations from hiring committees on new hires

- Member, Department Research Committee, Department of Political Science, 1999-

2000, 2005-2011, 2014-present

- Member, PhD Admissions Committee, Department of Political Science, 2013-14

- Member, Sustainable Communities Partnership Advisory Board, 2012-13; provided

advice to the Vice-President, Development and External Relations, and Secretary-General

- Member, Special Evaluation Committee for Director of Communications, Board of

Governors, December 2009

- Member, Special Evaluation Committee for Chief Financial Officer, Board of

Governors, February 2010

- Fellow, Loyola College for Diversity and Sustainability (formerly known as the Loyola

International College), 2009 to present

- Evaluator, Concordia University's PBEEE Quebec Merit Scholarship Competition for

Foreign Students Committee, 2012-2014

- Member, Senate Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities, 2008-2010

- Member of University Senate, June 1st, 2006 to May 31, 2011

- Elected to Senate Steering Committee, 2008-2010

- Elected to Arts and Science Faculty Council Steering Committee, 2007-2010

- Member of Arts and Science Faculty Council, 2005-2011

- Member of Online Teaching Development Committee, Arts and Science, 2009-2010

- Member, Learning Commons Working Group, 2009-2010

- Member, Sustainability Tracking and Rating System Committee, 2008-2009

- Provided input for development of a Chair’s Handbook, May 2009


- Primary development of the Minor in Human Rights Studies, 2007-2009; and the Minor

in Sustainability Studies, 2008-2010

- SSHRC Concordia Master’s students grant Evaluation Board, June 2003-December

2004

- Chair, Department Personnel Committee, Department of Political Science, 2004-2011

- Chair, Political Science Ph.D. Programme Development Committee, 2001-2003

- Departmental International Relations Hiring Committee, 2001-present

- Member of School of Graduate Studies Council, 2000-2003

- Graduate Studies Council, Steering Committee, 2001-2003

- Department Environmental Health and Safety Officer, 2001-2005, 2008-2010

- Faculty Tribunal Pool Member, 2001-2005

- Departmental Representative, Urban Studies Program Committee, 2000-2005

- Department First Alternate Part-Time Hiring Committee, 2000-2001

- Department Workload Committee (member and alternate), 1999-2000

- Chair and member of several PhD Dissertation and MA Thesis Committees external to

the Department of Political Science, 1998-2014

Grants and Scholarly Awards

2014: With William Reimer, Principal Investigator, and others: “Rural Policy Learning

Commons”, SSHRC Institution Partnership Grant. Total awarded: $2,500,000

2013: Principal researcher: “Exploring the Ecological, Policy and Cultural Implications

of Climate Change for Conservation in Canada-U.S. Borderlands Regions.” Team seed

grant from the Office of the Vice-President, Research and Graduate Studies, Concordia

University. Total awarded: $13,500

2013: With E. Brunet-Jailly, Principal Investigator, and others: “Borders in

Globalization: Cultures, Governance, Market Forces, History, Security, Sustainability”,

SSHRC Institution Partnership Grant. Total awarded: $2,300,000


2013: Erasmus Mundus Visiting Scholarship: Mundus Master’s in Administration and

Public Policy Consortium, held at the International Institute for Social Sciences, The

Hague (University of Rotterdam), Netherlands. Total awarded: $18,000

2012: Fulbright Fellowship Award: Fulbright Visiting Research Chair on Canada-U.S.

Relations, conducted at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Canada

Institute, Washington, D.C., Jan-June 2012. Project title: “Transborder Bioinvasion:

Canada-U.S. Policy Networks on Invasive Alien Species.” Total awarded: $25,000

2012: Team member, CISSC Interdisciplinary Working Group on Educating for

Environmental Sustainability, Concordia University internal development grant. Total

awarded: $3,000

2012: Team member: NSERC CREATE Opportunity Grant for funding to establish a

Centre for Water, Energy, and Sustainability, Faculty of Engineering and Computer

Science, Concordia University, Montreal; this continued an earlier President’s Fund grant

(with Catherine Mulligan, Associate Dean for Research, Faculty of Engineering) for

exploratory work on the Centre. Total awarded: $10,000

2012-2013: Fulbright Canada-RBC Eco-Leadership Program Grant: The City Farm

School at Concordia University (for tools for an urban agriculture project): Total

awarded: $4,000

2008-2011: Principal researcher: “Bioinvasion and Global Environmental Governance:

the Transnational Policy Network on Invasive Alien Species.” Social Sciences and

Humanities Research Council of Canada, Standard Research Grant. Total awarded:

$58,234

2010-2011: Co-applicant (with Noel Burke, Dean of the School of Extended Learning),

“Moving Forward”, a grant to establish community outreach events at Concordia

University from the President’s Fund. Events held in 2011 and 2014. Total awarded:

$24,000

2009-2011: Principal researcher: “The International Criminal Court and Child Soldiering:

The Thomas Lubanga Dyilo Trial.” Internal Concordia Grant, Faculty of Arts and

Science, Research Support for Academic Heads. Total awarded: $7,000

2008-2009: Principal researcher: “River Ecology, Policies, and Values: the St. Lawrence

River.” Team seed grant from Office of the Vice President, Research and Graduate

Studies, Concordia. Total awarded: $16,000

2007-2008: Principal researcher: “A Question of Indictment : The International Criminal

Court’s Strategic Dilemma and the Lord’s Resistance Army in Uganda.” Internal Concordia

Award. Total awarded: $3,000


2002-2012: Team member, Centre de Études des Politiques Étrangères et de Securité

(CEPES) Research Fellowship, UQUAM-Concordia, Department of National Defense,

Canada. Total awarded to Dr. Stoett: $32,000

2004-2007: Team member, “La mise en oeuvre des conventions de Rio: conditions et

perspectives d’un apprentissage collectif”, Principal investigator P. LePrestre, UQAM:

Fondes de recherché sur la societe et la culture. Total awarded : $146,092. Work on

grant discontinued due to health issues of team member.

2004: With Eric Abitbol: Peace and Conflict Resolution Series, Concordia University,

Forum Series, “Globalized Conflict Transformation”, Feb-April, 2004. Total awarded:

$7,750

2004: Special grant by Vice-Dean, Research and Graduate Studies, Concordia University,

for research in Bosnia-Herzegovina on post-conflict environmental policy development

and security, Fall of 2004. Total awarded: $2,700

2001-2002: Principal researcher, “Canadian Foreign Policy and Human Security in the

Mekong River Basin”, General Research Fund Competition, SSHRCC/Concordia. Total

awarded: $2,900

1999 - 2002: Principal researcher, “International Wildlife Conservation”, Faculty

Development Research Program, Concordia University. Total awarded: $16,200

1999 - 2002: Principal researcher, “The Foreign Policy of Wildlife Conservation”, Social

Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Standard Research Grant. Total

awarded: $36,374

August 2001: Academic Council for United Nations Studies/American Society for

International Law Summer Workshop, University of Namibia: “Children’s Rights and

Humanitarian Intervention”; grant included airfare, accommodation and expenses in

Namibia, estimated at $6,000

1998-99: Principal researcher, “The International Politics of War Crimes Tribunals”,

General Development Research Program, Concordia University. Total awarded: $3,200

1997-98: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Post-Doctoral

Fellowship. Total awarded: $28,000 (withdrawn in second year to assume tenure-track

position at Concordia)

1995: Marvin Gelber Essay Prize (best essay by a young scholar in the field of international

relations) International Journal. Total awarded: $1,000

1990-94: Queen’s University Dean’s Awards. Total awarded: $6,000

1992-93: McLaughlin Graduate Studies Fellowship, Queen’s University. Total awarded:

$10,000

1991-92: Queen’s Graduate Scholarship. Total awarded: $5,000

1990: Award of Distinction, M.A. Thesis, University of Guelph

Various years: Canadian Political Science Association Travel Grants


Applications in progress:

Dr. Stoett is also involved in the application process for several grants related to the

Loyola Sustainability Research Centre and its members at any given time. The Centre

will also be applying for a Fulbright Canada Community Leadership Programme grant,

co-sponsored by the U.S. Embassy in Canada, in 2015; and an Alumni Engagement

Innovation Fund with the U.S. Department of State.

Co-applicant: with Anna-Liisa Aunio, LSRC and Dawson College, Montreal, P.I.:

SSHRC Community and College Social Innovation Fund “Mapping and Analyzing the

Environmental and Social Dimensions of Local Food in Montreal.”

Publications

Books, Authored/Co-authored/Co-edited:

(Note: authors are listed in alphabetical order; in each case, the research and writing

workloads were shared equally.)

A. Sens and P. Stoett, Global Politics: Origins, Currents, Directions. Fifth Edition.

Scarborough: ITP Nelson, 2013. (First Edition, 1998, Second Edition, 2001, Third Edition

2005, Fourth Edition 2010).

P. Stoett, Global Ecopolitics: Crisis, Governance, and Justice. Toronto: University of

Toronto Press, 2012.

C. Gore and P. Stoett, eds., Environmental Challenges and Opportunities: Local-Global

Perspectives on Canadian Issues. Toronto: Emond Montgomery, 2009.

E. Laferrière and P. Stoett, eds., International Ecopolitical Theory: Critical Reflections.

Vancouver: UBC Press, 2006.

P. LePrestre and P. Stoett, eds., Bilateral Ecopolitics: Continuity and Change in

Canadian-American Environmental Relations. London: Ashgate, 2006.

O.P. Dwivedi, P. Kyba, P. Stoett, and R. Thiessen, Sustainable Development and Canada:

National and International Perspectives. Toronto: Broadview Press, 2001.

P. Stoett, Human and Global Security: An Exploration of Terms. Toronto: University of

Toronto Press, 2000.

E. Laferrière and P. Stoett, International Relations Theory and Ecological Thought:

Towards Synthesis. London: Routledge, 1999.


P. Stoett, The International Politics of Whaling. Vancouver: University of British Columbia

Press, 1997.

P. Stoett, Atoms, Whales, and Rivers: Global Environmental Security and International

Organization. Commack, NY: Nova Science Publishers, 1995.

N. Basic and P. Stoett. Globalizacija I Sigurnost. Bihac, Bosnia: Pravni Fakultet,

Univerzitet u Bihacu, 2006. In Serbo-Croatian, translated by N. Basic.

Books in Progress:

P. Stoett, Global Biosecurity: The International Politics of Denial, Fear, and Injustice. To

be published by University of Toronto/Broadview Press, 2016-17.

P. Stoett, Fairweather Friends: Climate Change and Canada-U.S. Relations. In

preparation with interest in publication expressed by Johns Hopkins University/

Woodrow Wilson Center Presses.

Edited book in progress: P. Stoett and O. Temby, eds., Regional Transnational Networks

and Governance: Towards North American Environmental Policy? To be submitted to

SUNY Press in mid 2015.

Edited book in progress: P. Stoett and E. Torkamanzechi, eds., International Relations

and the Internet: Theory and Design. Proposal to be submitted to Springer Press in spring

of 2015.

Chapters in Edited Volumes:

(Note: I have not included the introductions and conclusions to volumes I have edited

here)

Two chapters in the UN CBD Secretariat’s State of Knowledge Report: Connecting

Global Priorities (2015): Infectious Disease, and Water.

Forthcoming: D. Vannijnatten and P. Stoett, “Institutions, Networks and Transboundary

Governance Capacity in North America: The Case of Aquatic Invasive Species.” In O.

Temby and P. Stoett, eds., North American Transnational Networks and Governance:

Towards Continental Environmental Policy? (New York: SUNY Press).

P. Stoett, “The Politics of Extinction”, an entry for the peer-reviewed Grzimek’s Animal

Life Encyclopaedia: Extinction, 1st Edition (New York: Gale Cengage Publishing, 2013),

300-315.


P. Stoett, “Spreading the Guilt: Ethics, Security, and Canadian Climate Change Adaption

Policies”, in R. Irwin, ed., Unsettled Balance: Ethics, Security, and Canada’s

International Relations (Vancouver: UBC Press), 207-227.

Forthcoming: P. Stoett and S. Malette, “International Relations Theory and Post-humanist

Thought in Ecopolitics”, in E. Kavalski, ed., The Ashgate Research Companion to

Posthuman Dialogies in International Relations (London: Ashgate).

P. Stoett, “What Are We Really Looking For? From Eco-violence to Environmental

Justice”, in M. Schnurr and L. Swatik, eds., Environmental Change, Natural Resources

and Social Conflict: Rethinking Environmental Security in Theory and Practice (London:

Palgrave MacMillan, 2012), 15-32.

P. Stoett, “Justice, Peace, and Windmills: An Analysis of “Live Indictments” by the

International Criminal Court.” In H. Carey and S. Mitchell, eds., Trials and Tribulations

of International Prosecution (Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2012), 117-131.

P. Stoett, “Biosecurity in Canada and Beyond: Invasions, Imperialisms, and

Sovereignty.” In W. Cox and B. Charbonneau, eds., Locating Global Order: American

Power and Canadian Security After 9/11 (Vancouver: UBC Press, 2010), 200-215.

P. Stoett, “Canadian International Environmental Policy: Context and Directions.” In J.

Bickerton and A-G. Gagnon, eds., Canadian Politics, 5th Edition (Toronto: University of

Toronto Press, 2009), 339-358.

P. Stoett, “Human Rights, Glocal Ecopolitics, and Contested Landscapes of Sovereignty.”

In N. Shawki and M. Cox, eds., Negotiating Sovereignty and Human Rights: Actors and

Issues in Contemporary Human Rights Politics (London: Ashgate. 2009), 181-198.

P. Stoett, “Looking for Leadership in Canadian Climate Change Policy.” In H. Selin and

S. Vandeveer, eds., Climate Change Policy in North America (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT

Press, 2009), 47-64.

P. Stoett, “Environmental Security in Bosnia and the Balkans.” In M. Innes, ed., Bosnian

Security After Dayton: New Perspectives (London: Routledge, 2006), 118-137.

J. Sanders and P. Stoett, “Fighting Extinction and Invasion: Transborder Conservation

Efforts.” In P. LePrestre and P. Stoett, eds., Continental Ecopolitics: Canadian-American

Relations and Environmental Policy (London: Ashgate, 2006), 157-178.

P. Stoett, “Mekong River Politics and Environmental Security.” In P. Harris, ed.,

Confronting Environmental Change in East and Southeast Asia: Ecopolitics, Foreign

Policy, and Sustainable Development (London: Earthscan and United Nations University

Press, 2005), 167-182

P. Stoett, “Wildlife Conservation: Institutional and Normative Considerations.” In N.

Schrijver and F. Weiss, eds., International Law and Sustainable Development: Principles

and Practice (Leiden, Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff, 2004), 501-518.


P. Stoett, “Guilt by Association? Western Involvement in Transnational Crimes Against

Humanity.” In H. Dumont and A-M Boisvert, La Voie Vers la Cour Pénale

Internationale: Tous les Chemins Mènent à Rome (Montreal: Journees Maximilien-

Caron, 2004), 407-432.

P. Stoett, “Shades of Complicity: Towards a Typology of Transnational Crimes Against

Humanity.” In A. Jones, ed., Genocide, War Crimes and the West: History and

Complicity (London: Zed Publications, 2004), 31-57. Also published as:

P. Stoett, “Schattierungen von Mittäterschaft: zur Typologie transnationaler Verbrechen

gegen die Menschheit.” In A. Jones, ed., "Völkermord, Kriegsverbrechen und der

Westen," trans. into German by Ulrike Seith, Petra Weber, and Alexis Rada (Berlin:

Parthas Verlag GmbH, 2005), 41-68.

P. Stoett, “Geopolitics, Natural Resources, and Energy Security.” In L. Tchantouridze,

ed., Geopolitics: Global Problems and Regional Concerns (Winnipeg: Centre for

Defence and Security Studies, 2004), 63-74.

P. Stoett, "Democracy, Ecology, and Ecocide in Asia: Some Critical Reflections" In J.

Lele and F. Quadir, eds., Democracy and Civil Society in Asia: Volume 2: Democratic

Transitions and Social Movements in Asia (NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004), 170-195.

P. Le Prestre and P. Stoett, “International Initiatives, Commitments, and

Disappointments: Canada, CITES, and the CBD.” In K. Beazley and R. Boardman, eds.,

Politics of the Wild: Canada and Endangered Species (Oxford: Oxford University Press,

2001), 190-216.

P. Stoett, “Fishing for Norms: Foreign Policy and the Turbot Dispute of 1995.” In. R.

Irwin, ed., Ethics and Security in Canadian Foreign Policy (Vancouver: University of

British Columbia Press, 2001), 249-268.

P. Stoett, “Contemporary Understandings of Genocide: Concepts and Questions.” In

Marnie McCuen, ed., The Genocide Reader: The Politics of Ethnicity and Extermination

(Hudson, Wisconsin: McCuen, 2000), 8-18.

P. Stoett, “Mission Diplomacy or Arctic Haze? Canadian Foreign Policy and the Arctic

Council.” In A Cooper and G. Hayes, eds., Worthwhile Initiatives? Canadian Mission-

Oriented Diplomacy (Toronto: Irwin Press, 2000), 90-102.

P. Stoett, "Development, Geopolitics, and the Environmental Alteration of the Mekong."

In J. Lele. and W. Tettey, ed., Asia - Who Pays for Growth? Women, Environment and

Popular Movements (Aldershot: Dartmouth, 1996), 191-205.

P. Stoett, "African Environmental Problems, Policies, and Prospects: A Continental

Overview." In O.P. Dwivedi and D.K. Vajpeyi, ed., Environmental Policies in

Developing Countries: A Comparative Analysis (Westport: Greenwood, 1995), 109-124.


P. Stoett, "Environmental Crisis and Ecopolitics in Eastern Europe and Africa." In P.

Dutkiewicz and B. Berman, ed., Crisis and Transformation (Kingston: Centre for

International Relations, Queen's University, 1993), 144-154.

Articles in Scholarly (Refereed) Journals:

Special Issue: O. Temby and P. Stoett, eds., “Transboundary Natural Resource

Governance in North America”, Review of Policy Research 32:1 (2015).

P. Stoett and O. Temby, “Bilateral and Trilateral Natural Resource and Biodiversity

Governance in North America: Organizations, Networks, and Inclusion.” Review of

Policy Research 32:1 (2015), 1-18.

P. Stoett and M. Kersten, “Surviving Ideological Fixation: Ecology, Justice, and

Canadian Foreign Policy Under Harper.” Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, 20:2 (2014),

229-232.

P. Stoett, “Critical Reflections on de Larrinaga and Salter.” Critical Studies on Security,

2:1 (2014), 23-25.

P. Stoett, “Framing Bioinvasion: Biodiversity, Climate Change, Security, Trade, and

Global Governance.” Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International

Organizations 16:1 (2010), 103-120.

P. Stoett, “A Climatic Normative Catalyst: Climate Change and Global Environmental

Justice.” The ICFAI Journal of International Relations 2:3 (2008), 56-72.

P. Stoett and P. Le Prestre, « Canada-États-Unis: l’énjeu ecologique. » Politique

Américaine : Revue quadrimestrielle 10 (2008), 117-132.

P. Stoett, "Counter-Bioinvasion: Conceptual and Governance Challenges."

Environmental Politics 16:3 (2007), 433-452.

P. Stoett, “Of Whales and People: Normative Theory, Symbolism, and the IWC.” Journal

of International Wildlife Law and Policy, 8 (2005), 151-175.

P. Stoett, “Human Rights and Multiculturalism in Canada.” Taiwan International Studies

Quarterly, 1:1 (2005), 131-140.

P. Stoett, “Toward Renewed Legitimacy? Nuclear Power, Global Warming and

Security.” Global Environmental Politics, 3:1 (2003), 99-116.

P. Stoett, “The International Regulation of Trade and Wildlife: Institutional and

Normative Considerations.” International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and

Economics 2:1 (2002), 195-210.


P. Stoett and S. Mulligan, “A Global Bioprospecting Regime: Partnership or Piracy?”

International Journal, LV:2 (2000), 224-246.

P. Stoett, “Canadian Foreign Policy and Environmental Security: An Introduction”, in

Environment and Security, 4 (2000), 31-40. Guest editor for this special edition.

P. Stoett and P. Teitelbaum*, “The Hague Appeal for Peace Conference: Reflections on

Civil Society and NGOs.” International Journal, Winter (1999-2000), 35-44.

P. Stoett, "Ecocide Revisited: Two Understandings", Environment and Security, 1:3

(1998), 85-102.

P. Stoett, "To Trade or Not to Trade? The African Elephant and the Convention on

International Trade in Endangered Species." International Journal, LII:4 (1997), 567-

575.

P. Stoett, "International Mechanisms for Addressing Migration." Canadian Foreign

Policy 4:1 (1996), 111-138.

P. Stoett, "A Case of Misplaced Focus? Reforming the UN's Security Council."

Canadian Foreign Policy, 3:3 (1995), 37-48.

P. Stoett, "This Age of Genocide: Conceptual and Institutional Implications."**

International Journal, L:3 (1995), 594-618.

** Winner of the 1994/5 Marvin Gelber Essay Prize for best essay in

international relations by a young Canadian scholar.

P. Stoett, "Redefining 'Environmental Refugees': Canada and the UNHCR." Canadian

Foreign Policy, 2:3 (1995), 29-45.

P. Stoett, "Global Environmental Security, Energy Resources and Planning: A

Framework and Application." Futures: The Journal of Forecasting, Planning and

Policy, 26:7 (1994), 741-758.

P. Stoett, "The Environmental Enlightenment: Security Analysis Meets Ecology."

Coexistence: A Review of East-West and Development Issues, 31 (1994),127-146.

P. Stoett, "International Politics and the Protection of Great Whales." Environmental

Politics, 2:2 (1993), 277-302.

P. Stoett, “The Contemporary Salience of International Organization." International

Insights, 9:1 (1993), 51-60.

P. Stoett, "Of Opportunity and Necessity: The United Nations Environmental Programme

and the Functionalist Approach." International Insights, 6:1 (1990), 47-54.

Other Published Research and Occasional Papers:


P. Stoett, “A Question of Indictment: The International Criminal Court and Conflict

Resolution”, Occasional Paper/Notes de Recherches 36 (2010) for the Centre D’Etudes

Des Politiques Etrangers et de Securite (CEPES), Montreal.

P. Stoett, “Environmental Security in Post-Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina”, Occasional

Paper/Notes de Recherches 29 (2005) for the Centre D’Etudes Des Politiques Etrangers et

de Securite (CEPES), Montreal.

P. Stoett and D. Pretli. “Energy Security: A Vulnerability and Risk Analysis.” Occasional

Paper/Notes de Recherches 22 (2003) for the Centre D’Etudes Des Politiques Etrangers et

de Securite (CEPES), Montreal.

N. Basic and P. Stoett, “Terrorism Revisited: Definitions, Combative Strategies and the

Role of Oil”, Research Papers of the Human Rights Conflict and Prevention Centre

(University in Bihac), II:1-2, 2001, 227-238.

P. Stoett, “Human Rights, Multiethnicity, and Postwar Reconstruction.” Research Papers

of the Human Rights Conflict Prevention Centre (University in Bihac), 2000, pp.23-28.

Condensed version published as “Bosnia izmedu vizije i realnosti” in the Bosnian

weekly, Unsko-Sanske novine (Sarejevo), Dec. 3, 1999.

P. Stoett (Lead Author), The Canada Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International

Center for Scholars (Content Partner), and Saleem Hassan Ali (Topic Editor). 2007.

"Canada, Kyoto, and the Conservatives." In: Encyclopedia of Earth. Eds. Cutler J.

Cleveland (Washington, D.C.: Environmental Information Coalition, National Council

for Science and the Environment). [First published August 21, 2007; Last revised August

22, 2007; Retrieved August 28, 2007].

<http://www.eoearth.org/article/Canada,_Kyoto,_and_the_conservatives>

In progress: Dr. Stoett has been commissioned to write a background paper for the Global

Commission for Security, Justice and Governance, a joint initiative with The Stimson

Center in Washington D.C. and the Hague Institute for Global Justice. His contribution

will examine the evolution of and future prospects for transnational environmental crime

prevention. Co-chaired by former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, the

Commission’s recommendations will aim to complement the UN Post-2015 Sustainable

Development Goals agenda, the intergovernmental Fourth Global Conference on

Cyberspace in The Hague (April 2015), the recommendations of UN Peacebuilding

Commission 10-Year Review (October 2015), and the UN Conference of Parties on

Climate Change (COP 21) in Paris (December 2015).

Dr. Stoett has been appointed a contributing author to the Global and North American

Regional Global Environmental Outlook 6 Reports, the flagship publication of the United

Nations Environmental Programme. The regional report is currently in progress and the

global report will be compiled in 2017.

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Papers/Speeches Presented/Contributed to Scholarly

Conferences/Symposia:

“Greening the Grey Zone: Global Wildlife Crime Enforcement and Sustainable

Development.” To be presented to the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Academic Council for

United Nations Studies, the Institute for Social Studies, the Hague, Netherlands, June 13,

2015.

“Codifying Ecocide or Promoting Environmental Justice: Towards a More Effective

Contribution from Global Governance.” Presented to the 2015 Annual Conference of the

Canadian Political Science Association, University of Ottawa, June 2, 2015.

“From Predator to Wisdom: INTERPOL Projects, International Wildlife Trade, and

Sustainable Development.” Paper written for the CITES as a Tool for Sustainable

Development Experts Seminar of the International Symposium: Biodiversity, Sustainable

Development and the Law, Cambridge University, February 20-22, 2015. Not presented

due to unexpected funding issues.

“Ecocide, Transnational Environmental Crime, and Global Governance.” Presented to

The Hague Roundtable Program: The Road to Lima: Climate Governance, Adaptation

and Technological Responses, Hague Institute for Global Justice, Netherlands, November

6, 2014.

“Ecocide as a Global Governance Issue: Between Transnational Environmental Crime

and Environmental Justice.” Presented to the World Congress of the International

Political Science Association, Montreal, July 20-24, 2014.

“A Mid-Range Theoretical Framework: The Internet in International Relations.” With

Ehsan Torkamanzechi. Presented to the World Congress of the International Political

Science Association, Montreal, July 20-24, 2014.

“Natural Resources, Atrocity, and Transitional Justice.” Presented to the Fulbright

Symposium on Sustainability and Human Rights, Loyola College for Diversity and

Sustainability and Loyola Sustainability Research Centre and Fulbright Canada,

November 21-22, 2013.

“The Legitimacy Barometer and the Global Governance of Biodiversity Conservation.”

Presented to the Annual Symposium of the Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science,

UQAM Coeur des Sciences, Montreal, December 12-15, 2012.

“Bionvasion Policy Integration in North America and Europe.” Presented to the

International Political Science Association World Congress, Madrid, Spain, July 4-8,

2012.


“Policy Context: Invasive Alien Species and Canada-United States Relations.” Presented

to the “Uninvited Guests: Invasive Species in North America” symposium, Canada

Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, D.C.,

May 8, 2012.

“Looking Ahead: Climate Change Adaptation and Canadian International Environmental

Policy.” Presented to the “So Canada Left Kyoto: Why? And What’s Next?” symposium.

Canada Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington,

D.C., March 21, 2012.

“Justice, Peace, and Windmills: An Analysis of “Live Indictments” by the International

Criminal Court.” Paper presented to the International Studies Association Annual

Meeting, Montreal, March 2011.

“Global Governance and Bioinvasion: Towards an International Convention on Invasive

Alien Species.” Paper presented to the International Studies Association Annual Meeting,

Montreal, March 2011.

“A Question of Indictment: the ICC, Justice, and Peace.” Paper presented to the Canadian

Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Concordia University, Montreal, June

2010.

“International Policy Cohesion and Invasive Species: Global-Local Interactions and

Interventions.” Paper to have been presented to the International Studies Association

Annual Meeting, New Orleans, February 2010; paper was submitted but not presented

due to family health concerns.

“What are we Really Looking For? Eco-violence and Environmental Justice.” Paper

presented to the Environmental Violence and Conflict: Implications for Global Security

Conference, Dalhousie University, Halifax, February 2010.

“Scaled Linkage in Policy Co-ordination: Catching Invasive Alien Species in a Global

Governance Web.” Paper presented to the 2009 Amsterdam Conference on the Human

Dimensions of Global Environmental Change, Amsterdam, December, 2009.

“Norm Evolution and Counter-revolutions in Biosecurity: Invasive Alien Species and

Global Governance.” Presented to the International Studies Association Annual Meeting,

New York, February 2009.

“Adaptation to Climate Change and Global Justice: An Empirical and a Normative

Evaluation.” Presented to the International Studies Association Annual Meeting,

February, 2007, Chicago.

“Bioinvasion and International Relations: From Ecopolitical Theory to Policy

Development.” Presented to the International Studies Association Annual Meeting,

March, 2006, San Diego.


“Post-conflict Environmental Security in the Balkans.” Paper written for presentation to

the Annual Conference of the Canadian Political Science Association, June 2005;

attendance cancelled due to family illness, but paper submitted.

“Reformative Minimalism and the Crises of Multilateralism: the Report of the UN High-

level Panel on Threats, Challenges, and Change.” Presented to the Eighth Annual

Peacebuilding and Human Security Consultations, Department of Foreign Affairs,

Ottawa, Canada, Jan. 19-20, 2005.

“Canada’s Multicultural Experience.” Keynote speech delivered to the Conference on

Understanding Canadian Politics, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Nov. 6,

2004.

“Canada and International Biosecurity.” Author’s Workshop: Securing Canada in an

Uncertain World. Centre for International and Security Studies, York University,

Toronto, June 15-16, 2004.

“Ecosecurity in the Canadian Foreign Policy Field.” Presented to Queen’s Centre for

International Relations, “Canada and the New Security Agenda Conference”, Royal

Military College of Canada, June 5-6, 2003.

“Shades of Complicity: Towards a Typology of Transnational Crimes Against

Humanity.” Presented to the Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice’s “The

Canadian Highway to the International Criminal Court” Conference, Montreal, May 1-2.

2003.

“Rethinking the Pillars of Canadian Foreign Policy.” Speech to the Standing Committee

on Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Parliament of Canada, Ottawa, March 2003.

“Of Whales and People: Normative Theory, Symbolism, and the International Whaling

Commission.” Presented to the 44th

Annual Convention of the International Studies

Association, Portland, February 2003.

“Ecopolitics, Resources, and Geopolitics.” Presented to the Annual International Invited

Speaker Conference, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, January 2003.

“Towards Compromise on the Local-Global Nexus: CITES and Cultural Values.”

Presented to the 43rd

Annual Convention of the International Studies Association, New

Orleans, March 2002.

“A Typology of Complicity in Crimes Against Humanity.” Presented to the Montreal

Institute for Genocide Studies, Annual Speaker Series, Montreal, February 2002.

“The CITES Regime: Legal and Conceptual Implications.” Presented to the International

Law Association, International Law and Sustainable Development, Amsterdam,

Netherlands, Nov. 28th

-Dec.3rd

, 2001.


“CITES and the International Regulation of Trade in Wildlife: Universal Necessity or

Cultural Imperialism?” Presented to the Annual Conference of the Canadian Society for

Ecological Economics”, McGill University, August 2001.

“Humanitarian Intervention and Children’s Rights.” Presented to the 2001 ACUNS/ASIL

summer workshop in Namibia, Africa, August 2001.

“Environmental Security: Linkages, Progress, and Setbacks.” Presented to the Eighth

Annual York Centre for International and Security Studies, York University, February

2001.

“Ecocide in Asia: Critical Reflections.” Presented to the Conference on Democracy and

Civil Society in Asia, Queen’s University, August 2000.

“International Relations and the Metropolis: The re-emergence of the City-State

System?” Presentation for the ‘Symposium on Globalization and the Metropolis”, GIRE-

IRGE, Concordia University, Montreal, April 2000.

“Refugee Movements: Implications for Security.” Presented to the Georgia Tech.

Symposium on Human Rights Challenges, Georgia Tech University, Atlanta, May 1999.

With Eric Laferrière, “IR Theory and Ecology.” Presented to the International Studies

Association annual conference, Washington, D.C., March 1999; and to the Society for

Human Ecology annual conference, Montreal, May 1999.

"Canada's Circumpolar Initiative: the Arctic Council and Global Environmental Policy."

Paper presented at the Canadian Foreign Policy and Mission Diplomacy Conference,

University of Waterloo, February 1998.

"Fishing for Norms: Canadian Global Environmental Obligations and the Turbot

Dispute." Paper presented at the Canadian Defence and International Security Seminar

Series, York University, November 1997.

With Eric Laferrière, "Escaping Modernity? International Relations Theory and the

Ecological Crisis." Presented to the 1996 Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political

Science Association, Brock University, June 1996.

"Multilateralism and Migration." Presented to the Symposium on Migration Issues

sponsored by Citizenship and Immigration Canada/Foreign Affairs International Trade,

Ottawa, June 1996.

"Peacekeeping in Troubled Times." Presented to the United Nations at Fifty Teach-In

Conference at the University of Waterloo, October 1995.

"The Agony of UN Reform." Presented to the Symposium on "The UN at Fifty",

sponsored by the UN Association of Canada and Veterans Affairs, Canada, Simon Fraser

University, January 1995.

"Environmental Refugees: Conceptual Problems and International Mitigation."

Presented to the Canadian Political Science Association, Calgary, Alberta, June 1994.

"Canadian-European Security Relations: Environmental Dimensions." Presented to the

Canadian Foreign Policy Conference, Queen's University, Kingston, Canada, January

1994.


"Regional International Organization: Southeast Asia's Mekong River Politics."

Presented to the "Asia in the 1990s: Meeting and Making A New World" Conference,

Queen's University, Kingston, October 1993.

"The Environmental Enlightenment: Security Analysis Meets Ecology.", Presented to the

Canadian Political Science Association, Ottawa, June 5, 1993.

"A Short Survey of Sustainable Development Prospects in Africa." Presented to the

Canadian Political Science Association Roundtable on Sustainable Development,

Carleton University, Ottawa, June 6, 1993.

"The Political Determinants of Ecological Crises: Environmental Degradation and Policy

in Contemporary Africa.", Presented to Studies in National and International

Development seminar series, Queen's, Oct. 1, 1992.

"International Organization and Normative Transition: The Death of Whaling and the

Survival of the Whale." Presented to the Canadian Political Science Association Annual

Meeting, Prince Edward Island, June 1992.

"Comparative Ecopolitics in the Periphery: Eastern Europe and Africa." Presented to the

"Crisis and Transformation: Africa and Eastern Europe" Conference, Kingston, April,

1992.

"Competing Perspectives of World Politics: Environmental Crises and Global Security."

Presented to the 5th Conference on the United Nations and Peace, Victoria, B.C.,

February 1992.

Multiple Book Review Essays:

“Canadian Defence and Security Policy: Recent Literature”, International Journal of

Canadian Studies, Vol. 22, fall 2000, pp.217-224.

“Environment, poverty conflict and the concept of Environmental security”,

Environmental Change and Security Project Report (Woodrow Wilson Centre for

International Studies, Washington), 2, Spring 1996, 95-96.

"North-South and Global Ecology", The Environmentalist, 1996.

"Science and Global Environmental Politics", The Environmentalist, 1996.

"Middle East Water and Regional Relations", The Journal of Conflict Studies, XV:2,

1995, 150-153.

“Two Worlds on One World's Future.", Alternatives: Perspectives on Society,

Technology and Environment, 21:2, 1995, 39-41.

“Cities: to Love or to Loathe?”, Environmental Politics, 3:2, 1994, 339-342.

Book Reviews:

T. Jundt, Greening the Red, White, and Blue: The Bomb, Big Business, and Consumer

Resistance in Postwar America (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014), forthcoming in


Environmental History.

R. Wurzel and J. Connelly, eds., The European Union as a Leader in International Climate

Change Politics (Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, 2011), in International Journal: Canada’s Journal

of Global Policy Analysis 68:2 (2013), 403-404.

C. Bob, The Global Right Wing and the Clash of World Politics (Cambridge: Cambridge

University Press, 2012), in Choices: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, October

2012 online.

G. Burnett, The Sounding of the Whale: Science and Cetaceans in the Twentieth Century

(Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2011), forthcoming in Environmental Politics.

M. Fickling and J. Schott, NAFTA and Climate Change (Washington: Peterson Institute

for International Economics, 2011), in Canadian Public Policy 38:2 (2012), 285-287.

S. Sliwinski, Human Rights in Camera (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2011), in

Choices: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. Spring 2012.

M. Maniates and J. Meyer, eds. The Environmental Politics of Sacrifice (Cambridge,

Mass.: MIT Press, 2010), in Canadian Journal of Political Science 45:3 (2012), 730-731.

M. Agier, Managing the Undesirables: Refugee Camps and Humanitarian

Government, tr. by David Fernbach (London: Polity, 2011) in Choices: Current Reviews

for Academic Libraries, November 2011.

C. Badescu, Humanitarian Intervention and R2P: Security and Human Rights (London:

Routledge, 2011), in Choices: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, September 2011.

G. Nagtzaam, The Making of International Treaties: Neoliberal and Constructivist

Analyses of Normative Evolution (Cheltenham, UK.: Edward Elgar, 2009), in

Organization and Environment 24 (2011):217-219.

K. Cahill, ed. Even in Chaos: Education in Times of Emergency, ed. by Kevin M. Cahill.

(Fordham University, 2010), in Choices: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, March

2010.

A. Bellamy, Responsibility to Protect: The Global Effort to End Mass Atrocities (New

York: Polity, 2009), in Canadian Journal of Political Science 43 (2010), 1038-1040.

K. Conca and G. Dabelko, eds., Green Planet Blues: Four Decades of Global

Environmental Politics, 4th

Edition Boulder: Westview, 2010), in Choices: Current

Reviews for Academic Libraries, June 2010.

D. Kinley, Civilising Globalisation: Human Rights and the Global Economy (Cambridge:

Cambridge University Press, 2009), in Choices: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries,

July 2010.


A. Mol, Environmental Reform in the Information Age: The Contours of Informational

Governance (Cambridge University Press, 2008), in Choices: Current Reviews for

Academic Libraries, July 2009.

A. Noel and J-P Therien, Left and Right in Global Politics (Cambridge University Press,

2008), in Canadian Journal of Political Science 42:1 (2009), 275-276.

D. Fidler and L. Gostin, Biosecurity in the Global Age: Biological Weapons, Public

Health, and the Rule of Law (Stanford University Press, 2008). In Choices: Current

Reviews for Academic Libraries, January 2009.

S. Vanderheiden, Atmospheric Justice: A Political Theory of Climate Change (Oxford:

Oxford University Press, 2008), in Cambridge Review of International Affairs 22:1

(2009), 187-188.

N. Adger, J. Paavola, S. Huq, M.J. Mace, Fairness in Adaptation to Climate Change

(Cambridge Mass.: MIT Press, 2006), in International Affairs 83:4 (2008), 801-802.

G. Gonzalez, The Politics of Air Pollution: Urban Growth, Ecological Modernization,

and Symbolic Inclusion (Albany: State University of New York Press, 2005), in

Perspectives on Political Science, 34:5 (2005), 222-223.

M. Howes, Politics and the Environment: Risk and the Role of Government and Industry

(Earthscan: London, 2005), in Natural Resources Forum 30 (2006), 83-84.

P. Nel and J. van der Westhuizen, eds., Democratizing Foreign Policy? Lessons From

South Africa (Lanham: Lexington, 2004), in Politikon 32:1 (2005), 166-167.

R. Eckersley, The Green State: Rethinking Democracy and Sovereignty (Cambridge,

MA: MIT Press, 2004), in Perspectives on Political Science, 33:4 (2004), 248-249.

J. F. DiMento, The Global Environment and International Law (Oxford University Press,

2003), in Perspectives on Political Science, fall, 2003, 240.

R. Paehlke, Democracy’s Dilemma: Environment, Social Equity, and the Global Economy

(Cambridge: MIT Press, 2003), in Canadian Journal of Political Science, 36:5 (2003),

1127-1128.

Price-Smith, The Health of Nations (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2001), in Perspectives on

Political Science, winter, 2003, 53.

W. Lafferty and J. Meadowcroft, Implementing Sustainable Development: Strategies and

Initiatives in High Consumption Societies, (Oxford UP: 2000), in International Political

Science Association newsletter, January 2002.

Darst, E. Smokestack Diplomacy: Cooperation and Conflict in East-West Environmental

Politics (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2001), in International Journal 2001.


N. Riemer, ed., Protection Against Genocide: Mission Impossible? (Westport,

Connecticut: Praeger, 2000), in International Journal, 2001.

W. Nordhaus, ed. Economics and Policy Issues in Climate Change (Resources for the

Future, 1998), in Environment and Security, 3:4, 2000, pp.179-180.

W. Fisher, ed., Toward Sustainable Development? Struggling Over India's Narmada River

(Armonk:M.E. Sharpe, 1995), in Environment and Security, 1998, 1:3, pp.168-169.

L. Brown, et. al, State of the World 1995 (London: Earthscan, 1995); and L. Kaufman and

K. Mallory, ed., The Last Extinction, Second Edition (Cambridge: MIT,1993); in

Environment and Security, 2, 1998.

I. Bellany, The Environment in World Politics: Exploring the Limits (Brookfield,: Edward

Edgar, 1997), in Environmental Politics, 7:1, 1998, p.262.

F. Wargos, Our Children's Toxic Legacy: How Science and Law Fail to Protect us from

Pesticides (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1996), in Perspectives on Political Science,

26:4, Fall 1997, pp.2249-50.

M. Renner, Fighting for Survival: Environmental Decline, Social Conflict, and the New Age

of Insecurity (Worldwatch, 1996), in Environmental Change and Security Project Report,

Spring 1997, p. 126.

M. Tobias, World War III: Population and the Biosphere at the End of the Millennium

(Sante Fe, New Mexico: Bear and Company Publishing, 1994); in Otherwise: The Earth

Pledge Foundations Book Review: Exploring Sustainable Development 1:4, nov-dec 1996

and published on the internet at http://www.earthpledge.org.

K. Conca, M. Alberty, and G. Dabelko, eds., Green Planet Blues: Environmental Politics

From Stockholm to Rio (Boulder: Westview, 1995), in International Journal, LI:2, 1996,

pp.365-366.

J. De Bardeleben and J. Hannigan, Environmental Security and Quality After Communism:

Eastern Europe and the Soviet Successor States (Westview, 1995), in The Canadian Journal

of Political Science, XXIX:2, 1996.

W. Sachs, ed., Global Ecology: A New Arena of Political Conflict (London: Zed, 1993), in

Environmental Values, 5:1, 1996, pp.92-93.

T. Brenton, The Greening of Machiavelli: The Evolution of International Environmental

Politics (London: Earthscan, 1994), in Futures: The Journal of Forecasting, Planning and

Policy, 28, 1996, pp. 97-98.

R. Mitchell, Intentional Oil Pollution at Sea: Environmental Policy and Treaty Compliance

(Cambridge, MIT: 1994), in Illahee: Journal for the Northwest Environment, 11:3-4, 1995,

pp.218-220.

R. Stevens, The Trail: A History of the Ho Chi Minh Trail and the Role of Nature in the

War in Viet Nam (New York: Garland, 1993), in Environmental History Review: An

International Journal of History and the Humanities, 19:3(1995), pp. 101-103.

J-.J. Salomon and A. Lebeau, Mirages of Development: Science and Technology for the

Third Worlds (Boulder and London: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 1993), in Canadian Journal

of Development Studies, XV: 3 1994, pp. 461-462.


S. Sarkar, Green Alternative Politics in West Germany, Two Volumes (Tokyo: United

Nations University Press, 1993), in Natural Resources Forum: A United Nations Journal,

18:4, 1994, pp.308-309.

R. Mikesell, Economic Development and the Environment: A Comparison of Sustainable

Development with Conventional Development Economics (London: Mansell, 1992), in the

review article "Saving a Sick Paradigm or Articulating a New One?", Futures: The Journal

of Forecasting, Planning and Policy, December 1993, pp.1111-1112.

M. Barber and G. Ryder, ed., Damming the Three Gorges: What Dam Builders Don't Want

You to Know (Toronto: Probe International Earthscan, 1992), in Earthkeeper: Canada's

Environmental Magazine, 4:2, 1993, pp.35-36.

J. Brown and G. Porter, Global Environmental Politics (Boulder: Westview, 1991), in

International Journal, XLVII:4, 1992, pp.853-854.

Other Publications, non-refereed:

P. Stoett, “A Northern View: Canada’s Climate Claims and Obligations.”

NewSecurityBeat, blog of the Environmental Change and Security Program, Woodrow

Wilson International Center for Scholars, May 2012:

http://www.newsecuritybeat.org/2012/05/guest-contributor-peter-stoett-northern.html

P. Stoett, “Irreconcilable Differences: The International Whaling Commission and

Cetacean Futures.” Viewpoints and Perspectives Column. Review of Policy Research

28:6 (2011), 31-34.

P. Stoett, “The International Whaling Regime”; Global Insider section of World Politics

Review, online August 8, 2011: http://www.worldpoliticsreview.com/trend-

lines/9710/global-insider-the-international-whaling-regime

P. Stoett, Database on Invasive Species Policy and Global Environmental Governance,

published online by the Global Invasive Species Programme (Nairobi, August 2009):

found at www.gisp.org; also utilized by the International Union for the Conservation of

Nature Invasive Species Specialist Group

P. Stoett and L. Mohammed, “Industry and Bioinvasion: Costs and Responsibilities.”

Business 2010: A Magazine on Business and Biodiversity (Montreal: Secretariat of the

Convention on Biological Diversity), 4:1 (JUNE 2009), 24-26.

P. Stoett, “Biosecurity: the next public policy imperative for Canada and the world”,

Policy Options Politiques 26:2 (2006), 24-30.

Report: `Whaling: Confrontations Continue’, Environmental Politics 8:2 (1999), 153-156.

Report: `The International Whaling Commission: From Traditional Concerns to an

Expanding Agenda.’ Environmental Politics 4:1 (1995), 130-135.

http://www.gisp.org/


P. Stoett, "Human Rights and Environmental Security: Globalist Thinking in Canadian

Foreign Policy." Policy Options Politiques, 15: 5 (1994), 9-13.

Report: `The IWC: Holding Firm on Whaling." Sea Wind: Bulletin of Ocean Voice

International, 7:1 (1993) 22-23.

"Senate Reform: Elect Senators By Proportional Representation." Policy Options

Politiques, 12:2 (1991), 13-15.

"South Africa: We Cannot Continue to Talk One Way and Act Another." Policy Options

Politiques, 11:4 (1990), 23.

Also: feature newspaper articles on political commentary (Montreal Gazette, Toronto Star,

Kitchener-Waterloo Record), wildlife conservation, and North-South relations, poetry and

short stories, including recent essays on the University of Toronto Press Author’s Blog site.

Most recent newspaper publications:

P. Stoett, C. Machalaba, and C. Romanelli, “Did Environmental Decline Help the Spread of

Ebola?” Toronto Star, October 19th, 2014:

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2014/10/19/the_link_between_environmental_

degradation_and_ebola.html

“Will the Great Lakes Enter the Plastisphere?” Toronto Star, August 2nd

, 2014:

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2014/08/02/will_the_great_lakes_enter_the_pl

astisphere.html

Other Conference/Workshop Participation and Invited Speeches:

Note: LSRC = Loyola Sustainability Research Centre

Invited workshop participant, “Antarctica and the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-

2020”, Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research and Government of Monaco,

Monaco, June 8-10, 2015.

Invited workshop participant, North American Regional Environmental Information

Network Conference. Canadian Museum of History, Gatineau-Ottawa, 27-29 May 2015;

followed by Author’s Workshop for North American GEO-6 report organized and

sponsored by the United Nations Environmental Programme.

Invited discussant, “Workshop on Institutions and Networks of Global Governance”,

2015 Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting, University of Ottawa, June

4, 2015.

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2014/10/19/the_link_between_environmental_degradation_and_ebola.html

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2014/10/19/the_link_between_environmental_degradation_and_ebola.html

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2014/08/02/will_the_great_lakes_enter_the_plastisphere.html

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2014/08/02/will_the_great_lakes_enter_the_plastisphere.html


Invited panellist, “Integrated Approaches to Biodiversity, Health and Development

Challenges”, at the Consortium of Universities for Global Health 6th

Annual Conference,

Boston University, Boston, March 26-28, 2015.

Co-organizer and participant, “North American Environmental Governance: Energy,

Ecosystems, and Citizens”, Concordia University and CEC Secretariat, Montreal;

scheduled for February 16 and 17, 2015. LSRC and partner: North American

Commission on Environmental Cooperation.

Moderator, E-Consultation Expert Discussion on “Global Climate Governance: The

Intersection of Human Security and Justice”, sponsored by the Hague Institute for Global

Justice and the Stimson Center, January 12 – February 15, 2015.

Participant, 43rd Annual North American Association for Environmental Education

Conference, Oct. 8-11, Ottawa.

Co-organizer and participant, “Transatlantic Dialogue on the Responsibility to Protect”,

two sessions: Hague Institute for Global Justice (June 5, the Hague, 2014); and Montreal

Institute for Genocide Studies (December 3, University of Ottawa, 2014).

Co-organizer and participant, “Leaders in Biodiversity Conservation: Botanical Gardens

in the 21st Century Conference”, Concordia University and Montreal Botanical Gardens,

November 2014. LSRC and partners: Secretariat of the UN Convention on Biological

Diversity; Botanic Gardens International; Quebec Biodiversity Science Center; Montreal

Botanical Garden.

Session Chair, “The Politics of Energy and Pollution on the Canada-U.S. Border”, World

Congress of the International Political Science Association, Montreal, July 20, 2014.

Co-organizer and participant, “Human Dimensions of Wildlife and Biodiversity

Management Symposium”, Concordia University, April 2014. LSRC and partner:

Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science.

Co-organizer and participant, “Partnerships for the Living City: Promoting Urban

Biodiversity Conference”, Concordia University, March 2014. LSRC and partners:

Secretariat of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity; Quebec Centre for

Biodiversity Science.

Session convener, “North American Natural Resource Management”, World Congress of

the International Political Science Association, Montreal, July 20-24, 2014.

Organizer, public seminar on “Explaining Boko Haram and the Human Rights Situation

in Nigeria”, LSRC and Montreal Institute for Genocide Studies, Concordia University,

May 29, 2014.


Panelist, “Human Rights and Climate Change Panel”, Amnesty International McGill,

McGill University, January 23, 2014.

Panelist, “Sustainability and Human Rights: Connections”, LSRC and Fulbright

Symposium on Human Rights and Sustainable Development, Concordia University,

November 26, 2013.

Co-presenter, with Dr. Jim Grant: “The Tragedy of the Commons: Beyond Hardin,

1968.” Interdisciplinary Group on Educating for Environmental Sustainability, Concordia

University, Montreal, March 8, 2013.

Invited speech, “Are We Saving or Sinking the Ark? Extinction and the Biodiversity

Crisis.” Presented to the Canadian Association of the Club of Rome, Ottawa, February

19, 2013.

Roundtable participant, “Climate Change and Energy Symposium”, Bishop’s University,

Quebec, February 5, 2013.

Moderator, presenter, and workshop participant, “Policy Imperatives for a Nuclear

Weapon-Free Zone”, Canadian Pugwash Workshop, University of Ottawa, Ottawa,

October 26-27, 2012.

Workshop participant, “Circumpolar Challenges: an Ambitious Agenda for the Arctic

Council.” Symposium convened by the Rideau Institute, Ottawa, September 27, 2012.

Abstract Review Panel member, 2013 Tokyo Conference on Earth Systems Governance,

United Nations University, January 10-13 2013 (reviews completed August 2012); and

2014 Norwich Conference on Earth Systems Governance, University of East Anglia, 1-3

July 2014 (reviews completed January 2014); and the 2015 Canberra Conference on

Earth Systems Governance, Australian National and Canberra Universities, December

14-16 2015 (reviews completed March 2015).

Organizer, “Canada-United States Biosecurity Relations: Invasive Alien Species and an

Invisible Border.” Symposium held at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for

Scholars, Washington, D.C., May 8, 2012.

Workshop participant, “TransAtlantic Climate and Energy Policies Post Durban”

workshop held at the TransAtlantic Academy and German Marshall Fund of the United

States, Washington, D.C., January 30, 2012.

Workshop participant, “Invasive Species”, as part of the 12th

National Conference on

Science, Policy, and the Environment convened by the National Council on Science and

the Environment, Washington, D.C., January 19, 2012.

Conference co-organizer and facilitator, “Balance/Unbalance: Nature, Art, Science,

Technology and Society.” Concordia University, November 3-4, 2011; and submission


reviewer for the 2013 Balance/Unbalance conference held in Central Queensland

University, Australia, May 31-June 2 2013. Enlisted to serve for the 2015 conference to

be held in Arizona.

Delegated Observer, the 15th

and 16th

and 18th

Annual Subsidiary Body for Scientific,

Technical, and Technological Advice, Convention on Biological Diversity, International

Civil Aviation Association Secretariat, Montreal, Nov. 4-7 2011, and April 30-May 5

2012, and June 5-10, 2014.

Invited speech, “Nuremburg: Its Lessons for Today”, public talk at a screening of the

film, sponsored by the Kleinman Family Foundation, Montreal, March 15, 2011.

Participant, eConcordia Summit, September 2009: “The Business of Technology in

Education and Learning”, Montreal.

Participant, “High Principles and Effective Proposals: Redefining Canada’s Global

Agenda.” Trudeau Foundation’s 5th

Annual Conference on Public Policy, Montreal,

Quebec, Nov. 13-15, 2008.

Participant and panellist, “Canada and the Changing Strategic Environment: The Canada

First Defence Strategy and Beyond.” The Security and Defence Forum Annual

Conference 23-25th

October 2008. Hosted by the Centre of International Relations, Liu

Institute for Global Studies, UBC, Vancouver, BC and Maritime Forces Pacific,

Esquimalt, B.C.

Panel moderator, “The Euro: The History, Influence, and Perception of the New

European Currency.” Concordia University/Consulate General of the Federal Republic

of Germany. Montreal, April 3, 2006.

Invited chair, Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies, October 20-22,

2005; participant in Roundtable Discussion with Minister of Transportation, on Canadian

transportation security issues, October 19, 2005.

Participant, Human Security Consortium. Department of Foreign Affairs, Ottawa, Jan.

18-20 2005.

Observer, Semi-annual Meeting, Environmental Steering Committee for Bosnia-

Herzegovina, Banja Luka, Sept. 21, 2004.

Participant, 71st Conference of the International Law Association, Berlin, 16-21 August

2004. Participated in deliberations of the Water Resource Law Committee.

Discussant and session chair, International Studies Association 45th

Annual Convention,

April 2004, Montreal.


Participant, Workshop on HIV/AIDS and Canadian Foreign Policy. North-South Institute

and Ministry of Health Canada, Ottawa, March 7-9, 2004.

Invited panellist, “Searching for Justice: Counteracting Hate, Torture, and Crimes

Against Humanity.” Co-hosted by WOIPFG and InCAT, Concordia University,

Montreal, June 19 2004.

Invited participant, ACUNS and DFAIT Consortium on Responses to the Iraqi Crisis,

Department of Foreign Affairs, Ottawa, Jan. 2003. Included meetings with the Foreign

Minister of Canada and other top officials.

Co-organizer, “Canada - United-States Environmental Relations: From Bilateral Conflicts

to Global Alliance?” Montreal, November 15, 2002.

Participant, Tri-national Conference on Wildlife Enforcement Activities, Commission on

Environmental Cooperation, NAFTA, Washington D.C., Feb. 2002.

Convenor of two Roundtables, “International Relations Theory and Environmentalism”

and “Canadian Foreign Policy and the Environment”, International Political Science

Association Meeting, Quebec City, August 2000.

Delegated observer (with Canadian delegation), Conference of the Parties to the

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, UNEP secretariat, Nairobi,

Kenya, June 1999.

Invited participant, Roundtable on Canadian policy options related to Nigeria, Department

of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Ottawa, Feb. 1998.

Invited participant, National Forum on Canada's International Relations, Plenary Session on

Indigenous Peoples, Migration and Refugees, Waterloo, Ontario, June 1997.

Note: Six Canadian Political Science Chairs National Meetings were attended, in various

Canadian cities, from 2006 to 2011 in Dr. Stoett’s capacity as Chair of the department at

Concordia University.

Forthcoming LSRC Event:

“Conflict, Human Health, and Environmental Stress”, conference organized with LSRC,

MSF, and MIGS, to be held in Montreal, late 2015.

Teaching

Courses Taught at Concordia University, 1998-2014:

(Note: Course evaluations available upon request. Dr. Stoett designed and taught an

internet course, Issues in Global Politics, ten times since 1998, for which course

evaluations are not available; and another internet course, Global Environmental Politics

and Ecological Justice, in 2014.)


1998-1999: POLI 207/2 International Relations I

POLI 315/2 International Organisation

POLI 626/4 International Planning and Administration

POLI 208/4 International Relations II

1999-2000: POLI 626/2: International Planning and Administration

POLI 398/2: Human Rights and International Justice

POLI 421/4: Transnational Politics

POLI 603/4: Global Systems Theory

POLI 215: ONLINE: Issues in Global Politics

2000-2001: POLI 394/2: Globalization and Sustainable Development

POLI 687/2: International Human Security




2001-2002: POLI 394/2: Globalization and Sustainable Development


POLI 423/4: Peace Studies and Global Governance



2002-2003: POLI 687/2: International Human Security

POLI 394/2: Globalization and Sustainable Development


POLI 332/4: Theories of International Relations


2003-2004: POLI 605/2: Environmental Law


POLI 423/4: Peace Studies and Global Governance

POLI 311/4: International Law

2004-2005: SABBATICAL YEAR

2005-2006: POLI 687/2: International Human Security


2006-2007: POLI 605/2: Environmental Law

POLI 486G/4: Global Ecopolitical Analysis

2007-2008: POLI 486G/2: Global Ecopolitical Analysis

POLI 603/802/4: Global Systems Theory PhD core



POLI 496/4: Undergraduate Honour’s Seminar



POLI 215/2: ONLINE: Issues in Global Politics


2010-2011: POLI 215: ONLINE: Issues in Global Politics

POLI 486G: Politics of Endangered Species

POLI 423: Peace Studies and Global Governance

POLI 487L: Environmental Policy in Developing Countries

2012-2013 POLI 421: Transnational Politics

POLI 603/802: Senior IR Theory Seminar

POLI 486G: Politics of Endangered Species

2013-2014 POLI 215: ONLINE: Issues in Global Politics

POLI 496: Global Ecopolitical Analysis

POLI 394: Globalization and Sustainable Development

2014-2015 POLI 394: Globalization and Sustainable Development

LOYC 240/POLI 298B: ONLINE: Global Environmental Politics and

Ecological Justice

POLI 496/4: Honor’s Seminar

POLI 205: Introduction to Global Politics

External Teaching:

Course taught at the International Institute for Social Sciences, The Hague, Erasmus

Mundus Master’s in Public Administration programme: “Liberalism, International Law

and Global Governance”, April-June 2013.

Courses taught at United Nations’ University for Peace, San Jose, Costa Rica,

Master’s level: “Global Governance and Environmental Security”, 2006 and 2007.

Courses taught at IMT-Institute for Advanced Studies, Lucca, Italy, Phd level:

“International Institutions and Law”, June-July 2011, and June-July 2012.

Distance Education/Open Learning Course Design:

2013-14: Internet course, Global Environmental Issues and Ecological Justice; completed in

August 2014 with eConcordia, offered in fall 2014 semester


1998: Internet course, Poli 298I, Contemporary Issues in International Relations,

designed for Concordia University; redesigned in 2005 as Moodle Course under title of

POLI 215; redesigned for eConcordia teaching platform in summer 2009

1995-97: Internet course, 78-1500, World Politics, designed for University of Guelph

1996: Distance education manual for Comparative Politics, co-authored with Dr. Bill Graf,

University of Guelph, for Athabasca University

1994: Distance education manual for a course on International Organizations, Queen’s

University

Proposed online course for development in 2016: “Natural Resources and Human

Rights”

Graduate Student Supervision

Supervision/committee participation on over 70 theses, INDI students, and Internship

Reports, and over 30 internship supervisions/tutorials since 2000; chair of several PhD

committees; currently supervising/mentoring PhD students in international relations.

External Committee Membership

External-Internal, PhD Committee: PhD student in the Department of History on

peacekeeping operations in Haiti. Expected defense date late 2016.

External-Internal, PhD Committee: P. Rieder, “Comparative Reconciliation Politics in

Rwanda and Burundi.” Humanities Program, Concordia University, February 20, 2015.

External, MA Committee: M. Huff, “Emissions Policy in Canada: Past Failures and

Future Promises.” Department of Political Science, Victoria University, September 30,

2014.

External, PhD (Doctor of Civil Law) Committee: C. I. Fuentes, “Normative Plurality in

International Law: The Impact of International Human Rights Law in the Doctrine of

Sources of International Law.” Faculty of Law, McGill University, March 14, 2014.

External-internal, PhD Committee: C. Elvidge, "Evaluating the long-term effects of sub-

lethal acidification on wild populations of juvenile Atlantic salmon." Department of

Biology, Concordia University, September 19, 2013.

External, PhD Committee: W. Kaniaru, “From Scarcity to Security: Water as a Potential

Factor for Conflict and Co-operation in Southern Africa”, University of Witwatersrand,

Johannesburg, South Africa, April 18, 2002.


External, PhD Committee: S. Mulligan, “Legitimacy and International Relations”,

Cambridge University, England, 2004.

External, MA Committee: M. Graham, “Strategic Culture and Afghanistan”, University

of Northern British Columbia, B.C., March 2012.

Service to the Broader Academic Community, Consultative and

Volunteer Work, Memberships, Etc.

Nominated by the Government of Canada to contribute to the GEO-6, the UNEP’s

flagship publication (Global Environmental Outlook), January 2015; accepted position of

Global Contributor in Governance, Outlooks and Policy sections as well as Regional

Contributor in the Regional Assessment for North America.

Invited Member, Canadian Association of the Club of Rome (International Centre of the

Club of Rome), 2012-present.

Invited Member, Pugwash Canada Group (Pugwash Conferences on Sciences and World

Affairs), 2013-present.

Expert Volunteer Member, Commission on Education and Communication, International

Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Gland, Switzerland, June 2011-present.

International Editorial Board Member, Future Nature, Future Culture(s): Balance-

Unbalance International Conference, Noosa, Australia, May 31-June 2, 2013.

Distance Mentor, "Support to Improve Climate Research and Information Systems in

South Asia" (SICRISA), funded by the Institute of Development Studies at the University

of Sussex, Brighton, 2012-present.

Member, Working Group on Invasive Alien Species Indicators, Biodiversity Indicators

Partnership, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) World Conservation

Monitoring Centre, 2012-present.

Fulbright Canada-RBC Eco-Leader: administrator of a Fulbright Canada-RBC Eco-

Leadership Program grant to promote sustainable urban agriculture and community

engagement at Concordia University, 2013-2014.

Member, Alumni Council of the Fulbright and U.S. State Department International

Visitor’s Program, United States Consulate in Montreal, 2013-present.


Contributed Canadian case study to a project sponsored by the European Commission:

“A comparative assessment of existing policies on invasive species in the EU Member

States and in selected OECD countries”; with BIO Intelligence Services, Paris, France,

February-April, 2011.

Reviewer, Compendium Essay for the International Studies Association Compendium

Project: "Historical Trajectories of International Environmental Politics", 2009.

Reviewer, competition for 2010 Grawemeyer Awards: Ideas Improving World Order

($200,000 prize awarded out of the University of Louisville).

Member, Sustainable Cities Advisory Committee, McGill Institute for Health and Social

Policy, McGill University, Montreal, 2009-present.

Editorial Board Member, Review of Policy Research: the Politics and Policy of Science

and Technology; International Wildlife Law and Policy; Islamabad Law Review

(International Islamic University, Pakistan).

Judge, high school competition on human rights presentations organized by the Centre for

the Study of Learning and Performance as part of the Social Sciences and Humanities

Congress at Concordia University, May 30, 2010.

Member of: International Political Science Association, International Studies

Association, Canadian Political Science Association, Academic Council of United

Nations Studies.

Guest Editor, Special Issue on: “Environmental conflict and security revisited:

Examining multilevel interactions and responses to environmental degradation”;

International Journal of Global Environmental Issues. Issue not released due to

inadequate submissions.

2003-present: reviewer of three Killam Research Grant applications.

2002-present: Reviewer of several SSHRC applications (average of one per year).

2009-present: conducted external tenure reviews, including University of Guelph,

University of Denver, Bilkent University, Clarkson University, and Dalhousie University

2004-present: Advisory Board, McGill International Review.

May-September 2003: Member of the jury to select the top Canadian book, Aid to Scholarly

Publishing Programme, SSHRCC.

March of 2003: testified before the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and

International Trade, Parliament of Canada, Ottawa.

Online Teacher Center Advisor for Educators for Social Responsibility (Cambridge, MA),

2005-2007.


December 2002: SSHRCC Aid to Scholarly Publication Programme manuscript evaluator.

July 2001-July 2003: Board of Directors, Canadian Human Rights Foundation, Montreal,

Quebec.

2000-present: Member of the Scientific Council, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention

Centre, Faculty of Law, University in Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina; co-editor of

publication series or research papers.

2000-present: Research Fellow, CEPES, UQUAM-Concordia joint research centre,

sponsored by: Department of National Defense and FCAR.

2000-present: Board of Directors, Montreal Institute for Genocide Studies, Concordia

University.

2000-present: Admissions Board, Diploma in Environmental Impact Assessment,

Department of Geography, Concordia University.

1998-present: Faculty Advisor, Model United Nations Student Club University of Guelph

1996-97, and Concordia University.

Summer 2000: Evaluated a Proposal for a $300,000 grant with the Office of Polar

Programs, National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA.

Winter 2010: Evaluation of a $400,000 grant for the Executive Board of the Austrian

Science Fund (FWF).

Fall 2012: Evaluation of a U.S. National Science Foundation, Doctoral Dissertation

Research Improvement Grants, Decision, Risk and Management Sciences Program.

January 2012: Completed an online course on Computer Security Awareness Training for

the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

Dec. 20, 1998: Completed a 6-hour introductory course in UCS Work Description Writing.

1999-2001: Member, Research Ethics Committee for Arts and Sciences, McGill University.

1998-2002: - Book review co-ordinator for global environmental issues for International

Journal, Canadian Institute for International Affairs.

1996: Contributor to a development project proposal assisting visually impaired youth in

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

1995: Consultant to the Feannex Foundation, a developing women's information Internet

network with international connections.

October 1993: Conference Co-Coordinator, "Asia in the 1990's: Meeting and Making a

New World", Queen's University.

1992-3: Tutor, Prison Literacy Initiative, Frontier College, Kingston, Ontario; taught basic

reading and writing skills to prisoners in Collin’s Bay Prison, Kingston.

2013: volunteer for Centraide Fundraising events on Concordia University campus

Reviewer of articles for the following journals:


International Journal; Environmental Politics; Canadian Journal of Development

Studies; Cambridge Review of International Affairs; International Journal of Canadian

Studies; Environment and Security; International Studies Review; Global Environmental

Politics; International Journal of Peace Studies; The Pacific Review; Review of

International Relations; Global Governance; European Journal of International

Relations; Journal of Peacebuilding and Development; Natural Resources and Energy;

Canadian Journal of Political Science; Environmental Science and Policy; Canadian

Public Policy/Analyse de Politiques; Research Papers of the Bihac Human Rights and

Conflict Prevention Centre; Public Administration; Internet and Policy (Berkeley online);

Nature Communications (online); International Studies Quarterly; Review of Policy

Research; African Review of Political Science and International Relations; Millenium:

Journal of International Studies; Environment & Planning C: Government & Policy;

Journal of Great Lakes Research; Cities and the Environment; Genocide Studies and

Prevention: An International Journal; Canadian Foreign Policy Journal

Reviewer of book proposals and draft manuscripts for:

Ashgate, McGraw-Hill, ITP Nelson Canada, University of Toronto Press/Broadview Press,

McClelland, Routledge, Palgrave Macmillan, MIT Press, Zed Books, Cambridge University

Press, McGill-Queen’s University Press, SUNY Press, and the Canadian Aid to Scholarly

Publishing Program (SSHRCC).

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