Our People

The European Studies program's associated faculty and researchers bring together a wealth of knowledge and a variety of interests and research areas.

Associated faculty are involved with the European Studies program in a variety of ways, from participating in team taught courses, to conducting research, to organizing conferences, lectures, and public outreach events.

Staff

NameAreaContact
Acting Director of European Studies, Associate Professor
Economics
Financial intermediation, industrial organization, European economics
Office: BEC 336
Administrative Assistant
Office: CLE C302

Program Members

NameAreaContact
Associate Professor
History
Social and cultural history of early modern Europe (1400-1800) with a focus on Francophone Regions.
Office: CLE B205
Assistant Teaching Professor
Philosophy
History of Philosophy, Philosophy and Literature, 19th & 20th Century Continental Philosophy, Philosophy and Film.
Office: CLE B318
Associate Professor
Hispanic and Italian Studies
Twentieth-century Spanish and Italian literature; Women's studies; Gender studies; Critical theory; Translation theory
Office: CLE B436
Professor
History
Modern European political, military and social history.
Office: CLE B236
Professor
English
English Romanticism
Office: CLE C354
Associate Professor
Greek and Roman Studies
Greek literature (tragedy, Hellenistic literature, especially epigram); literature and gender; classical myth; reception studies; myth in popular culture
Office: Clearihue B420
Professor
School of Public Administration
Local government and politics; crossborder regions; comparative urban politics
Office: HSD A344
Professor
Art History & Visual Studies
Early Modern European Art and Architecture
Office: FIA 135
Professor
English
Nineteenth-century literature and culture, Victorian poetry, women's writing, Anglo-Italian studies, Digital Humanities
Office: CLE C335
Graduate Student Researcher
Centre for Global Studies, Cedar Trees Initiative
comparative transnational law, legal pluralism, Indigenous/settler relations, European Union, democratic theory, agonism, anarchism.
Associate Professor
School of Public Administration
Historical-comparative sociology; Social inequality; Social movements, protest and activism
Office: HSD A366
Fine Arts Dean; Professor
School of Music
The madrigal; Music printing and publishing; Court culture; Music and urban life in early modern Europe
Office: MAC B116
Associate Professor
History in Art
Late medieval and early renaissnace art in Europe
Office: FIA 151
Assistant Professor, Honours Adviser
French
Early modern period, history of literary critic and history of press, theatre, cultural history
Office: CLE C257
Associate Professor
English
Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century English drama; reformation religious discourse; history of the book; rhetoric and composition
Office: CLE D234
Professor
English, CSPT
Renaissance Literature; Seventeenth-Century Poetry and Prose; Intellectual History; Reformation Culture and Thought; Shakespeare; Literary/Critical Theory; Philosophy of Religion.
Office: CLE C329
Assistant Professor
Philosophy
Kant, German Idealism, Early Modern, Analytic Kantianism, Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Action Theory.
On leave until June 2020
Office: CLE B326
EUS Program Director, and Assistant Professor
Germanic and Slavic Studies
Discourses about gender and culture during the 18th and early 19th century; Critical Theory; and the intersection of politics and art in the early 20th century
Office: CLE D256
Assistant Teaching Professor
Germanic and Slavic Studies
Heinrich von Kleist; Cultural and film studies; Expressionism; Leni Riefenstahl
Office: CLE D259A
Associate Professor
Hispanic and Italian Studies
17th century Spanish theatre and fiction; Post-Franco fiction; Contemporary Colombian fiction; Gender studies; Humour studies
Office: CLE B447
Associate Professor
English
Twentieth-Century Literature, global modernism, critical theory.
Office: CLE C357
Associate Professor
Germanic and Slavic Studies
Post 1945 German, Swiss and Austrian literature and film; Diasporic, postcolonial and transcultural writing; Theories of spatiality, multiculturalism and translation studies
Office: CLE D250
EUCAnet Initiative, Manager
Political Science & Centre for Global Studies
Office: David Turpin A345
Director of Global Studies, Professor
Political Science
Citizenship and Immigration; Identity politics; Comparative politics; Xenophobia and racism; European integration
Office: SSM A345
Associate Professor
Philosophy
Early modern philosophy, philosophy of mind, metaphysics
Office: CLE B320
Associate Professor
Department of History
Modern European and German history, Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, World War II, public history
Office: CLE B204
Associate Professor
Germanic and Slavic Studies
20th century Russian literature, culture and art; Russian revolutionary culture; Soviet cultural policy under Lenin and Stalin; Putin’s Russia.
Office: CLE D246
Associate Professor
Germanic and Slavic Studies
Modernist German and Austrian literature, Scandinavian studies, gender studies, history of medicine, foreign language pedagogy, and Holocaust studies
Office: CLE D242
Professor
Political Science
European integration studies; Monetary integration; European integration theory; European comparative politics; International political economy; International relations
Office: SSM A337
Associate Professor
History
Communication & popular political culture in early modern France and Europe; the French Revolution, revolt and resistance.
Office: CLE B224
Professor
Germanic and Slavic Studies
Culture and identities in Russia and Eastern Europe, Stalinism, 20th century Ukraine
Office: CLE D245