International
Relations

Comparative
Politics

Political
Theory

Canadian
Politics

US
Politics

Michael Byers
(Intl. Law)

Maxwell Cameron

(Latin America; Intl. Pol. Econ.)

Barbara Arneil

(Colonialism, Gender, Social Capital)

Gerald Baier
(Federalism, Judicial Politics)

Paul Quirk
(Central Institutions, Public Policy)

Katharina Coleman
(Intl. Organizations)

Anjali Bohlken
(Institutions, South Asia)

Bruce Baum
(Liberalism, Critical Theories)

Andrew Owen (Political Psychology, Representation)

Gyung-Ho Jeong (Congress, Foreign policy)

Peter Dauvergne
(Environmental Pol.)

Antje Ellermann
(Public Policy,
Immigration Politics)

Laura Janara
(Gender, Democratic Theory,
History of Political Thought)

Fred Cutler
(Public Opinion, Pol. Psychology)

Richard Johnston
(Elections)

Brian Job
(Security)

Alan Jacobs
(Politics of Public Policy,
Welfare State, Public Opinion.)

Samuel LaSelva
(Constitutions, Legal Theory)

Kathryn Harrison
(Public Policy; Environmental Policy)

Kathryn Harrison
(Public Policy)

 Sheryl Lightfoot
(Global Indigenous Politics)

Benjamin Nyblade
(Parties, Japan, Europe)

Philip Resnick
(Nationalism and National Identity)

Richard Johnston
(Public Opinion, Elections)

Samuel LaSelva
(Constitutions, Legal Theory)

Richard Price
(Intl. Norms)

Mark Warren
(Democratic Theory)

Christopher Kam
(Parliament; Cabinet)

Alan Jacobs
(Public Policy)

Allen Sens
(Security)

Yves Tiberghien
(Comparative Political Economy, Japan, Europe, Korea, China)

Glen Coulthard
(Contemporary Pol. Theory, Radical Theory)

Allan Tupper
(Public Management)

Bruce Baum
(American Political Thought)

Lisa Sundstrom
(NGOs)

Christopher Kam
(Comp. Institutions)

 Andrew Owen
(Political Psychology, Public Accountability)

Glen Coulthard
(Indigenous governance)

Maxwell Cameron
(Political Economy)

Yves Tiberghien
(International Political Economy, EU, Global Institutions)

Gerald Baier
(Federalism)

Arjun Chowdhury

(Security, History of the International System)

Laura Janara
(Critical Political Thought, Posthumanism,
Gender, Western Political Thought)