Curriculum Vitae

Name Brunet-Jailly Emmanuel M. School of Public Administration, Faculty of Human and Social Development Assistant Professor July 2001 - 07

Associate Professor July 2007 - 14

Professor July 2014 -

• Co-Director of the Local Government Institute July 2002 -

• Co-Director of UVic the European Studies Program (reappointed 2014) July 2014 –16

• Director of the European Union Center of Excellence July 2013- 16

• Director of the Jean Monnet Center of Excellence UVic Jan. 2012 - 17

• Jean Monnet Chair in European Union Border and Region Policy Sept 2010– 15

• Chief Editor of Journal of Borderland Studies Apr 2009 – 18

1. DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS

Degree or Year

Diploma Field Institution Granted

Ph.D. Political Science U.W.O. Canada 1999

Cycle “C” Management C.N.A.M. France 1993

M.A. Political Science V.P.I.& S.U. USA 1988

Maîtrise Political Science Sorbonne France 1985

Licence (L.L.B.) Law Aix-Marseille 3 France 1983

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Title of Thesis or Dissertation: “Cross-Border Relations in Lille (France) and Detroit (USA),” (I-xxv; 351 pages). 2. POSITIONS HELD PRIOR TO APPOINTMENT AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA (Academic and other; list inclusive dates, title, and institution. Add sheet if insufficient space.)

• November 2000 – July 2001: Assistant Director and Assistant Professional

Specialist, University of Notre Dame, Nanovic Institute for European Studies and Department of Government and International Relations, Notre Dame, Indiana, USA

• May 1998 - Present: University of Western Ontario (UWO), Department of

Political Science, London, Ontario, Canada, and Huron College, a UWO affiliated college

o Assistant Professor (Fall, Winter and Summer terms 99-00) UWO and Huron

College. o Community-University Grant Coordinator (July and August 99): o

Lecturer (Winter term 99) o Administrative Officer of UWO Group on Nationalism and Ethnicity

(September 98 to May 99).

• August 1996 - June 1998: Head of the “Business Environment” Department, Agence Régionale de Développement du Nord – Pas de Calais, (Regional Development Agency of Nord-Pas de Calais), Lille, France

• August 1993 – July 1996: University of Western Ontario.

o Lecturer: (Summer Term 1996). o Teaching Assistant: (September-December 1995)

• August 1988 - September 1993: Agence Pour la Creation d'Entreprises (APCE), (French Small Business Administration), Paris, France (September 1991 - August 1993 Regional Delegate for the Auvergne region; October 1989 - August 1991 Manager; August 1988 - September 1989 Junior Consultant)

• September 1987 – February 1988: Research Assistant - Department of Political

Science, Virginia Polytechnic and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia, United States • November 1985 – June 1986: Journalist -Trade Winds Publications, Taipei, Republic

of China (Taiwan, R.O.C.) . 3. MAJOR FIELD (S) OF SCHOLARLY OR PROFESSIONAL INTEREST

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Comparative Politics and Policies, Urban Politics and Governance, Comparative

European Union Urban and Border Region Politics and Policies, Comparative Border Cities and Regions Canada, USA, Mexico.

4. MEMBERSHIPS AND OFFICES HELD IN LEARNED AND PROFESSIONAL

SOCIETIES (Include dates of offices)

• European Community Studies Association – Canada – since 2002 (conference cochair 2006 and 2008, president 2008 - 2012)

• Association of Borderlands Studies – since 2000 • Association of Borderlands Studies - Executive Secretary and Treasurer (2008-2013) • Urban Affairs Association - since 1999 • American Political Science Association – since 1995 • Canadian Political Science Association – since 1993 (section chair 2005, 2010) • Border Region In Transition – since 2004 (conference chair 2007, president 2007-8)

5. SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, HONOURS, AND AWARDS (Include dates)

Research Grants: • 2017-2018 SSHRC connection grant – Tara Ney (lead) Co-creating justice: exploring

citizen-centred design for public service complaints systems • 2017-2019 Jean Monnet Network “Comparing and Contrasting EU Migration and

Border Policies - Are they Exemplary?": 277,117 Euros ($420,000), Successful • 2017-2019 Jean Monnet Center of Excellence – the UVIc’s European Union Center of

Excellence: 95,560 Euros ($130,000), Successful • 2017-2019 Jean Monnet Chair in Innovative Governance: 44,550 Euros, ($60,000)

Successful • 2016-2022 – with Helga Kristin Hallgrimsdottir, lead, UVic, “Contentious Politics in

an Age of Austerity.” $92,000 successful. • 2015-2019 – Florence Paulhiac, lead, University of Montreal, “Chair InSITU and

SSHRC Transport and Innovation.” $250,000 ($20,000 for the UVic segment of the program) successful.

• 2013-14 – Arras, France, University of Artois, ‘University visiting professor fellowship’ for November 2013. $5000 (successful).

• 2014-2017 European Union Center of Excellence – $850.000 (Euros 600,000) – UVic lead (Successful).

• 2013-2019 – SSHRC Partnership Grant – Borders in Globalization - $3.89 million: Principal Investigator (Successful)

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• 2012 – 2013 French Government, “visiting Professor fellowship” for Fall 2012, CRNS Pacte/IGA, University of Grenoble, France, $20,000 - (Successful).

• 2012 - 2014 SSHRC Insight Development Grant – “The Icesave dispute: grassroots activism, participatory governance, and the mobilization of resistance in Iceland” (Co-applicant with Helga K. Hallgrimsdottir) $33,037. (Successful).

• 2010-2013 – University of Toronto and University of Victoria European Union Center for Excellence. Euros 300,000 / $500,000, equal partner with Munk Center (Not successful).

• 2012 – Partnership grant proposal– SSHRC letter of intent for a large partnership grant proposal of $2.9 million. $20,000 (successful) to finalize the proposal for November 2012.

• 2012 – 2013 UVic-IRG Civic engagement in Iceland 2008-2012, $3,800 (Successful) 2011-2015 European Union Framework Program 7 “Evolving Concept of Borders” as part of the Grenoble groups/PACTE Euros 675,000 / Euros 25,000 (successful).

• 2011-16 Jean Monnet Center of Excellence, Euro 75,000 ($100,000) successful • 2010-11 – SSHRC Territorial Governance – to organize a conference May 27-28, 2011,

$23,165 (successful). • 2010/12 – Luxembourg, University of Luxembourg Department of Political Science

and Public Policy, Visiting professorship, July 2010 - $5000 (delayed). • 2010/06 – United Kingdom, Institute of Advanced Study, International Boundaries

Research Unit, Durham University, Research Fellowship, October to December 2011 - $10,000, (successful).

• 2010/09 – French Government, “Professeur Invite” for June 2011, University of Grenoble, France, $5000, (successful).

• 2010/05 – Belgium Government, “Professeur Invite” for November 2010, University of Mons/Louvain la Neuve, Wallonia, $4000, (successful).

• 2010-2015 – Jean Monnet Chair in European Urban and Border Region Policy, Euros 42,000/$57,000 (successful).

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• 2010-2013 – University of Toronto and University of Victoria European Union Center for Excellence. Euros 300,000 / $500,000, equal partner with Munk Center (successful).

• 2009-2010 - Jean Monnet grant, European Union, for the organization of the European Community Studies Association- Canada biennial conference. Euros 50,000/$75,000 (successful).

• 2009-2010 - University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2009-06/2010): “World Cities: Vancouver and Toronto” $3993 (successful)

• 2008-10 – Ministry of Community Services of British Columbia, Knowledge Partnership, with Evert Lindquist $80,000 (successful)

• 2008 – French Government “Séjour Scientifique de Haut Niveau,” for October and November 2008 study leave at PACTE Territoire, a research institute of the University of Grenoble 2, France, $7000. (Successful).

• SSHRC (2004-2009) at Queen’s University, lead Robert Young (UWO) and Harvey Lazar (Queens) Comparative Project on Federal-Municipal Relations. Two Grants: “British Columbia Mediation case study” $8,000 (successful), and “Municipal Federal Relations – Overview of British Columbia.” $5,000 (successful).

• 2007 – Jean Monnet grant, European Union, for the organization of a conference on the impact of border security on borderlands, $35,000 (successful).

• 2007 - SSHRC workshop/conference grant: “Border Region In Transition conference on the impact of border security on borderlands” $24,000 (successful).

• 2006 – Ministry of Community Services of British Columbia, Knowledge Partnership, with Evert Lindquist ($80,000, successful)

• 2005 - European Union Jean Monnet Module – Development and Teaching of a team-taught course on the politics, policies, law and economics of European integration. (Unsuccessful)

• 2005 – Municipal Finance Authority of British Columbia; Workshop grant: Performance Management, The Role of Elected Officials” $28,000 (successful).

• 2005 – SSHRC standard grant “What Security for what border” ($84,280 – AA successful but not funded)

• 2005 – SSHRC workshop/conference grant: “European Union and North American Border Security Policies in Comparative Perspectives” $23,000 (successful).

• 2004 - University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2004-06/2005): “The International Activities of Canadian and American Cities” $3943 (successful)

• 2004-2006 SSHRC grant Comparative Project on Federal-Municipal Relations (lead: Robert Young (UWO) and Harvey Lazar (Queens) $2.5 M.) $10,000 (successful).

• 2003 - University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2003-06/2004): “Origins and Decay of the Westphalian Order - Federal States, International Relations and the National Gate-Keeper Position” $3763 (successful)

• 2003 – Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women Services (06/2003-06/2004) for Students and faculty research and visiting scholar program. Local Government Institute $17,000 (successful)

• 2002 – University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2002-06/2003):

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“Municipal Reshuffle” $6,998 (awarded) • 2002 - Program for International Research Linkages (05/2002-05/2003) for “Economic

and Political Integration, and local governments in Canada and France” to establish a research network and organize a seminar series: $7,500 (awarded).

• 2001 -Nanovic Institute for European Studies, University of Notre Dame: research allocation: $4,500.

Travel Grants:

• May 2017 – University of Victoria, Travel Grant, European Community Studies

Association - Canada, Biennial Conference, $950 (Successful) • March 2016 – University of Victoria, Travel Grant, Association of Borderland Studies

Meeting in Reno, NV, $1150 (Successful) • March 2015 – University of Victoria, Travel Grant, Association of Borderland Studies

Meeting in Portland, WA, $1150 (Successful) • March 2014 – University of Victoria Travel Grant, Association of Borderland Studies

meeting in Albuquerque, NM, $1150 (successful) • March 2013 - University of Victoria Travel Grant, Association of Borderland Studies

meeting in Denver, CO USA. $1,350 (successful) • March 2012 - University of Victoria Travel Grant, Association of Borderland Studies

meeting in Houston TX USA. $1,350 (successful) • March 2011 – University of Victoria Travel Grant, Chinese Border Conference,

Guangzhou, China. $1,350 (successful) • April 2009 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Albuquerque, NM, USA: $1,350 (successful) • April 2008 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Denver, CO, USA: $1,250 (successful) • April 2007 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Calgary, AB, Canada: $1,350 (successful) • April 2006 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Pheonix, NM, USA: $1,350 (successful) • Canadian Political Science Association Meeting - travel grant: $400 (successful) • April 2005 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Sault Lake City, USA: $1,350 (successful) • 2004 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Sault Lake City, USA – April 2004: $1,350 (awarded) • 2003 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Las Vegas, USA – 09-11 April 2003: $1,350 (awarded) • 2002 – American Political Science Association Annual Meeting 2002 travel grant: $600

(awarded) • 2002 - Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting 2002 travel grant: $729

(awarded) • 2002 - University of Victoria Travel Grant for the Association of Border Studies

Conference in Albuquerque, NM, USA – 10-13 April 2002: $1,350 (awarded)

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Graduate awards

• 1993-99 Government of Canada Doctoral Awards • 1993-97 University of Western Ontario, Departmental Assistantships

1993-94, 1994-95, fall 1995; University of Western Ontario, Special University Scholarship

• 1986-88 International Council for Educational Exchange • 1986-88 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Graduate Research

Assistantships

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6. APPOINTMENTS AT UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA a. Academic:

Inclusive Years Rank Department

• July 2014 – present Full Professor School of Public Administration

• July, 2007- June 2013 Associate Professor School of Public Administration

• July, 2001- June 2007 Assistant Professor School of Public Administration

b. Administrative: Inclusive Year Title

7. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS (Any scholarly activity cited in more than one category must be cross-referenced.) a. Refereed Publications a.1 Articles Published in Refereed Journals and Books:

• (52) (R) « Les Disputes Frontalières : Territoriales, Positionnelles et Fonctionnelles », L’Espace Politique, 33/2017-3.

• (51) (R) Borderland governance – territorial or a-territorial? in North American Comparative Borders, Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera and Victor Konrad (eds) University of Arizona Press (in preparation)

• (50) (R) Governance – a normative review, Crossborder Cities. Fabienne Leloup. London, UK - Routledge. (in preparation).

• (49) (R) Introduction, (with Amy Verdun and Achim Hurrelman) in European Union Governance and Policy Making: A Canadian Perspective in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Achim Hurrelmann and Amy Verdun (eds). University of Toronto Press (2018)

• (48) (R) Regional Policy in European Union Governance and Policy Making: A Canadian Perspective in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Achim Hurrelmann and Amy Verdun (eds). University of Toronto Press (2018)

• (47) (R) Conclusion, (with Amy Verdun and Achim Hurrelman) in European Union Governance and Policy Making: A Canadian Perspective in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Achim Hurrelmann and Amy Verdun (eds). University of Toronto Press (2018)

• (46) (R) Languages, Nations and States, Borders and Borderlands; a critical assessment (2017) in Tomek Kamusella and Motoki Nomashi Show Your Tongue: Central Europe Through the Lens of Language and Politics. Hokkaido University Press.

• (45) (R) Provincial Distrust Weights on Vancouver Regional Governance (with Eve Arcand) in Pierre Hamel and Roger Keil Governing Cities Through Regions. (2016) Wilfrid Laurier University Press. (This chapter was then translated and modified to be

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published in French as Vancouver with Eve Arcand primary author in Gariépy et Lacharite – see below (43)

• (44) (R) Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games – the mitigated success of Premier Campbell in Jason Lacharite and Tracy Summerville (2016) The Campbell Revolution. McGill University Press (2017 in press)

• (43) (R) Vancouver (Eve Arcand primary author) in Governance et Plannification Collaborative, Michel Gariépy et Olivier Roy-Baillargeon (2016)

• (42) (R) in Between the Lines – Social ecologies in border landscapes, Grichting Anna and Michele Zebich-Knos eds. (2016) London: Anthem Press.

• (41) (R) Contentious Politics, Political Expediency, and The Real Cost of the Icesave Debt in The Icelandic Crisis (2015) Philippe Urfalino, Irma Erlingsdottir, and Valur Ingimurdasom eds. Cambridge University Press. Equal author with H.K. Hallgrimsdottir.

• (40) (R) Participation of the Urban Poor in Vancouver, Canada, in Andrew Sancton and Chen Zhenming (2015) Citizen Participation at the Local Level in Canada and China, Taylor and Francis. (Published)

• (39) (R) General Introduction, and Introduction to Territorial Disputes, Introduction to Positional Disputes, Introduction to Functional Disputes in E. Brunet-Jailly, Encyclopedia of Border Disputes (2015) ABC Clio/Praeger

• (38) (R) A Review of Cross-Border Cooperation in North America in Iva Miranda and Luis Dominguez (2014) EU Cross Border Cooperation. Routledge.

• (37) (R) Contentious politics, grassroots mobilization and the Icesave dispute: Why Iceland did not ‘play nicely’ in Acta Sociologica (Sage) (2014) pp.1-15 equal author with H.K. Hallgrimsdottir.

• (36) (R) The International Activities of Canadian Cities, in Simon Curtis (2014) The Power of Cities in International Relations. Taylor and Francis. Equal author with Ian Madison.

• (R35) (R) Beyond the Border Action Plan: A Context, Canada-United States Law Journal (2012) pp. 273-289.

• (R34) The Post 9/11 Canada/US Border, a New Border? A Canadian perspective, International Journal (2012) pp. 943-954.

• (R33) Commentary on Warren Magnusson “The Politics of Urbanism, • Seeing Like a City” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, (2012) pp.790-

803. • (R 32) Brunet-Jailly, Emmanuel (2013) Power, Politics and Governance of Borderlands

- the Structure and Agency of Power in Theorizing Borders Through Analyses of Power Relationships edited by Gilles, Peter, Koff, Harlan, Maganda, Carmen and Schulz, Christian, eds. Bruxelles: P.I.E.-Peter Lang: pp. 29-45.

• (R31) “In the increasingly global economy, are borderland regions public management instruments?” International Journal of Public Sector Management, 25.6/7, pp. 483-491.

• (R30) “Securing Borders In Europe and North America,” in Companion on Border Studies, ed. H. Donnan and T. Wilson. Blackwell (2012) pp. 100-119.

• (R29) “The Post 9/11 Canada/US Border, a New Border? A Canadian perspective” Japan Border Review (in Japanese), 2/1, (2011) pp. 119-131.

• (R28) “Metropolitan Cooperation, Theory and Practice, Looking at Vancouver, BC, Canada” Regions and Cohesion, Berghahn, NY, USA (2010), pp. 78-100.

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• (R27) “Participation of Urban Poor in Vancouver, Canada,” in Andrew Sancton and Chen Zhenming, Participation in Canada and Chine, Taylor and Francis, Canada (2014 in press).

• (R26) “British Columbia” in Robert Young, Provincial Mediation of MunicipalFederal Relations, Queens - McGill University Press, Montreal Canada (under review).

• (R25) “The State of Borders and Borderlands Studies in 2009: A Historical View and a View from the Journal of Borderlands Studies” Eurasian Border Review. 1/1 Spring 2010. Pp. 1-17.

• (R24) “The Emergence of Cross-Border Regions and Canadian United States Relations” in Mark Amen (2010/11) Cities and Global Governance, Ashgate, pp. 86- 108.

• (R23) “Are World Cities Sustainable – looking at Vancouver,” Þjóðarspegill (Icelandic Journal of Social Sciences) 10 (2009), pp. 24-39, with Leo Siu.

• (R 22) Introduction: The Governance of Borderland Regions in an Era of Security, with Don Alper in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Don Alper, equal book editors, The Governance of Borderland Regions in an Era of Security, University of Ottawa Press (under review). See 10.a1 Books

• (R 21) Conclusion: The Unexpected Effects of Security Policies, in Emmanuel BrunetJailly and Don Alper, Equal book editors, The Governance of Borderland Regions in an Era of Security, University of Ottawa Press (under review). See 10.a1 Books

• (R20) Introduction – Borders, Flows and Territories in Theorizing Borders and Borderlands, (2010) Special Number of Geopolitics, Guest Editor, 15/4.

• (R19) Calgary – the Entrepreneurial City (2012) in Laura Reese and Raymond Rosenfield, Comparative Civic Culture, Ashgate, p.95-117. (in press)

• (R18) Vancouver - the Sustainable City (2012) in Laura Reese and Raymond Rosenfield, Comparative Civic Cultures, Ashgate, pp. 259-277.

• (R17) Regional Economic Integration and Regional Trans-boundary Governance, in Harlan Koff, Social Cohesion in Europe and the Americas, Peter Lang (2009).

• (R16) Introduction - Local Government in a Global World: Australia and Canada in Comparative Perspectives, in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and John Martin, Local Government in a Global World: Australia and Canada in Comparative Perspectives, University of Toronto Press. (2010). see 10.a1 Books

• (R15) Local Government in a Global World: Comparing Findings and Conclusions, in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and John Martin, Local Government in a Global World: Australia and Canada in Comparative Perspectives, University of Toronto Press. (2010). see 10.a1 Books

• (R14) Performance Management in Canadian Local Government: A Journey in Progress or a Dead End? with Carol Agocs, University of Western Ontario, in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and John Martin, Local Government in a Global World: Australia and Canada in Comparative Perspectives, University of Toronto Press. (2010). see 10.a1 Books

• (R13) Vancouver: The Sustainable City, (2008) Journal of Urban Affairs, Vol. 30.2. • (R12) Cascadia – The Rise of a North American Border Region (2008) in Emmanuel

Brunet-Jailly. (2008) Cascadia – A North American Border Region. Canadian Political Science Review. Spring 2008, Vol. 2.2. See 10.a1 Books

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• (R 11) Introduction, Cascadia – The Emergence of a North American Border Region, (2008) Special Number of the Canadian Political Science Review, Equal Guest Editor with Patrick Smith

• (R10) Border Security and Porosity; An Introduction (2007) in Emmanuel BrunetJailly. (2007) Borderlands – Comparing Border Security in North America and Europe. University of Ottawa Press, see 10.a1 Books.

• (R09) Theory and Policy: A Model of Border Security (2007) in Emmanuel BrunetJailly. (2007) Borderlands – Comparing Border Security in North America and Europe. University of Ottawa Press, see 10.a1 Books.

• (R08) France Between Decentralization and Multilevel Governance: Central Municipal Relations in France in Harvey Lazard and Christian Leupretch. (2007). Sphere of Governance, Comparative Studies of Cities in Multilevel Governance Systems, Queen’s McGill University Press.

• (R07) (2006) “Cross-border relations in Detroit, Niagara, Vancouver, and Tijuana" Journal of Borderland Studies Vol. 21.2, (Fall)

• (R06) (2006) Security and Border Security Policies: Perimeter or Smart Border. A Comparison of the European Union and Canadian-American Border Security Regimes,” Journal of Borderland Studies 21 (1) (Spring) pp.03-22. See 10.a1 Books

• (R 05) (2005) “Theorizing Borders: An Interdisciplinary Perspective” Geopolitics (2005) Vol. 10 (4) (5262 words)

• (R 04) (2004) “Comparing Local Cross-Border Relations Under EU and NAFTA” (2004) Canadian American Public Policy (2004), University of Maine, Maine, U.S.A. pp.01-60.

• (R 03) (2004) “Toward a Model of Border Studies: What Do We Learn From the Study of The Canadian American Border,” (2004) Journal of Borderland Studies 19 (1) pp.01-13. See 10.a1 Books

• (R 02) (2004) “NAFTA, Economic Integration, and the Canadian American Security Regime in the Post-September 11, 2001 era: Multi-level Governance and Transparent Border?” Journal of Borderland Studies 19 (1), pp.123-143.

• (R 01) (2000) “Globalization, Integration and Cross-Border Relations in the Metropolitan Area of Detroit (USA) and Windsor (Canada” International Journal of Economic Development, 2 (3) (2000).

a.2 Books (Edited Books: EB)

• (EB12) European Union Governance and Policy Making: A Canadian Perspective.

Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Achim Hurrelmann and Amy Verdun (eds) University of Toronto Press, (2018).

• (EB11) Encyclopaedia of Border Dispute, ABC-Cleo/Praeger press, CA, USA, three volumes, 1136 pages (2015).

• (EB 10) Border Security and Globalization- Security’s impact on border policies Lead Editor, with Don Alper (Western Washington University), Victor Konrad (Carleton University) and Anthony Payan (University of Texas El Paso and Rice University) University of Ottawa Press, signed contract, in preparation)

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• (EB 9) The Governance of Borderland Regions in an Era of Security, Equal Editor with Don Alper (Western Washington University) University of Ottawa Press, signed contract, in - preparation).

• (EB 8) Local Government in a Global World – Australia and Canada in Comparative Perspectives Equal Editor with John Martin, La Trobe University, Australia, University of Toronto Press (2010).

• (EB 7) Theorizing Borders and Borderlands, (2010) Special Number of Geopolitics, Guest Editor, 15/4.

• (EB 6) Rarely Studied Borders and Borderlands, Equal guest editor with Donald Alper, Journal of Borderland Studies, 23.3 (2008).

• (EB 5) Cascadia – The Emergence of a North American Border Region, (2007) Special Number of the Canadian Political Science Review, Equal Guest Editor with Patrick Smith.

• (EB 4) Borderlands – Comparing Border Security in North America and Europe. (2007) University of Ottawa Press. Editor.

• (EB 3) Border Security, Guest-editor of a Special Number of the Journal of Borderland Studies 21 (1) 2006 – Guest Editor (Summer 2006).

• (EB 2) From Measuring to Managing Performance in Municipal Government: Recent trends in the Development of Public Sector Accountability, co-editor with Thomas Plant, Carol Agocs, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Janine Douglas, (2005) Ottawa, ON, Canada: Institute of Public Administration of Canada.

• (EB 1) The Canadian American Border, Guest-editor of a Special Number of the Journal of Borderland Studies 19 (1) (2004) – Guest Editor; eight papers on the Canadian American Border.

a.3 Monographs

• (5) The Borders of Globalization – the 21st century borders. University of Ottawa Press. (in preparation)

• (4) The Mediterranean Region as a Borderland, with Pablo Ouziel. University of Ottawa Press. (in preparation)

• (3) Postmodern Border in Law, with Benjamin Perrier. University of Ottawa Press. (in preparation)

• (2) Vancouver, a World City? Under consideration at University of Waterloo Press in preparation

• (1) The Governance of Borderland Regions in an Era of Security (in preparation/under review)

a.4 Chapters in Books and other Publications o (NR 33) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs

2012, (2014) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Serena Kataoka (in preparation).

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o (NR 32) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2011, (2014) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Serena Kataoka (under review).

o (NR 31) Frontières en Politique, L'Archicube (2012) - Ecole Normale Supérieure de France, Paris)

o (NR 30) “The Washington Declaration: Toward a North American Schengen?” (2011) European Union Centers of Excellence Newsletter, Volume 5/3, fall 2011. See: http://www.euce-network.carleton.ca/publications.php

o (NR 29) “The Canada US Perimeter: Toward a North American Schengen?” (2011) Policy Brief, Canada - European Union Transatlantic Dialogue. See:

o (NR 28) Examining the Beyond the Border Dialogue within the context of international relations and Schengen (2011) in Don Alper Special Report on the Beyond the Border. http://canadaeurope-dialogue.ca/publication/2011-06-17-BrunetJailly-CanadaUSPerimeter.pdf Perimeter Security and the ‘Beyond the Border Dialogue’ – Perspectives from the Pacific North West, Border Policy Institute, Western Washington University, July 2011

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o (NR 27) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2010, (2010) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, Warren Magnusson, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Serena Kataoka (in press).

o (NR 26) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2009, (2010) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, Warren Magnusson, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Serena Kataoka.

o (NR 25) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2008, (2011) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, Warren Magnusson, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Serena Kataoka.

o (NR 24) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2007, (2011) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, Warren Magnusson, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Serena Kataoka.

o (NR 23) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2006, (2011) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Warren Magnusson.

o (NR 22) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2005, (2010) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Warren Magnusson.

o (NR 21) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2004, (2009) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Warren Magnusson.

o (NR 20) “Réformes municipales en Australie et au Canada: Enseignements” (2010) in Fabienne Leloup, Hubert Gérardin et Jean Brot, Editeurs, L’acteur Public et le Développement, Karthala Presses, Paris, France. o (NR 19) “Démocratie, et Réorganisations Locales au Danemark et en France” in Elise Feron, Editeur, (2008) Identité et Nation en France et au Danemark : Perspectives comparées, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, Lille, France.

o (NR 18) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2003, (2007) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Warren Magnusson.

o (NR 17) “Comparing North American and European Border Security Policies: Lessons for Canada?” (2007) Le Multilateral – La revue pour mieux comprendre la politique étrangère du Canada. November 15, 2007. http://lemultilateral.ca/index.php

o (NR16) “Assessing the Executive Functions of Regional Governments in Multilevel Governance Systems: Review of International Experiences” (2007) Institute for the Economy in Transition, Moscow, Russia.

o (NR15) “The Governance and Fiscal Environment of First Nations’ Fiscal Intergovernmental Relations” (2007) in Financing the Fiscal Relationship of First Nations in Canada. National Center for First Nation Governance.

o (NR14) “New Challenges for Local and Community Governance and Regional Economic Performance.” (2007) in Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and David Good, Local Government Institute

Working Paper Series - Special Issue on Regional Economic Performance. 13.1. o (NR13)“A Canadian Perspective on European Cross Border Regions” (2006) by Emmanuel

Brunet-Jailly, Policy Research Initiative Working Papers Series, Ottawa: Government of Canada, Policy Research Initiative. (2007).

o (NR12) “A Canadian Perspective on United States Mexico Cross Border Regions” (2006) by Tony Payan and Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Policy Research Initiative Working Papers Series, Ottawa: Government of Canada, Policy Research Initiative. (2007).

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o (NR 11) “An Emerging North American Model of Cross-Border Regional Cooperation – Leader Survey on US-Canada Cross Border Regions: The Results in Perspective” (2005) by Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Susan E. Clarke, and Debora L. VanNijnatten, Working Papers Series 008, Ottawa: Government of Canada, Policy Research Initiative. (January 2006).

o (NR 10) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2002, (2006) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Warren Magnusson. o (NR 09) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2001, (2005) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Warren Magnusson.

o (NR 08) “Understanding the Canadian-American Border” in George A. McLean, (2005) Canada and the United States: A Relationship at a Crossroads, Winnipeg, MA, Canada: University of Manitoba Buffalo Press.

o (NR 07) “Involving Citizens, Elected Officials and Municipal Staff in Performance Management,” with Carol Agocs, Municipal World (2005).

o (NR 06) “Performance Management Case Studies” in Thomas Plant, Carol Agocs, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Janine Douglas, From Measuring to Managing Performance in Municipal Government: Recent trends in the Development of Public Sector Accountability, (2005) Ottawa, ON, Canada: Institute of Public Administration of Canada. o (NR 05) “What role do local elected officials and citizens play in performance measurement policies?” in Thomas Plant, Carol Agocs, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and Janine Douglas, From Measuring to Managing Performance in Municipal Government: Recent trends in the Development of Public Sector Accountability, (2005) Ottawa, ON, Canada: Institute of Public Administration of Canada.

o (NR 04) “Municipal Affairs” for the Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2000, (2005) Toronto, ON, Canada: University of Toronto Press, with Warren Magnusson.

o (NR 03) “Local Democracy in the Commonwealth: Canada” in Malika Scott, Local Democracy in Commonwealth Countries, London, UK: Commonwealth Local Government Forum (2005).

o (NR 02) “Local, Provincial, Federal Relations in Canada” in Arvidsson, Hakan and Persson, Hans-Ake, Europeiska brytpunkter. Lund, Sweden: Lund University Press (2005).

o (NR 01) “Municipal Reshuffle, the Canadian Seach for an Efficient Model of Local Government, A Comparative Study of Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia” Local Government Institute Working Papers Series 008, Local Government Institute, School of Public Administration, University Of Victoria. (2003).

a.5 Papers Published in Refereed Conference Proceedings a.6 Refereed Abstracts Published as Conference Proceedings

• ‘Borders in Globalization’ University of Windsor, ON, February 23, 2014. ‘Governance – Territories and Flows’ Police Boards of British Columbia, February 28, 2014 ‘Beyond the Border Action Plan’ UVIC Sociology March 21, 2014. ‘Comparing Civic Culture in Calgary, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver’

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International Studies Association March 30, 2014 • ‘BIG annual round table biannual report’ Ottawa, BIG advisory table April 07, 2014. • ‘What is Borders in Globalization, 2013-19’ ABS-legacy conference, Albuquerque,

NM, April 12, 2014 • ‘Nouveau Régionalisme et problèmes Métropolitain à Vancouver’ Ecole d’Urbanisme

et Architecture, Université de Québec à Montréal. QE. May 06, 201 • ‘Le recours à la frontiére dans la frabrique de la ville’ Conference Annuelle de Science

Politique du Québec, Sherbrooke, QE, May 23, 2014. ‘Beyond the Border Action Plan’ University of Buffalo, May 31, 2014

• ‘Public – Private Partnership with Universities to Study Borders Around the World’ ABS-World Conference, Joensuu, Finland, June 06, 2014

• ‘Comments on Scars of Partition’ ABS World Conference, Joensuu, Finland, June 08, 2014.

• ‘What is Borders in Globalization, 2013-19’ ABS-world confence, Joensuu, Finland, June 10, 2014.

• ‘Borders in Globalization – Conceptualizing Governance’ BIG conference, Ottawa, October 25, 2014.

• ‘Border Disputes Around the World: the Ukraine Case’ Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies, University of Alberta, October 16th, 2014.

• ‘Theorizing Border Disputes in the 21st century’ University of Southern Denmark, Sodernborg, Denmark. 20 October, 2014.

• ‘Cross-Regional Comparison – Methodological issues’ University of Helsinki, Finland, October 29, 2014

• Border Regions in Transitions and Borders in the 21st century BRIT, Mons, Belgium, November 04, 2014.

• ‘The Future of Borders’ Conference Board of Canada, Canada. November 05, 2014. Les Frontières dans le monde’ Journees Geopolitiques de Reims, November 12, 2014 ‘Comparativo de los estudios fronterizos en Europea y Norteamericana’ Juarez University, Juarez, Mexico, November 14, 2014

• ‘Comparing Border Security Policies in the EU and NA’ Stetson University, FL, USA November 17, 2014

• ‘Implication of contemporary theories of borders and borderlands for understanding the Americas, Stetson University, FL. USA, November 17, 2014.

• ‘Borders in Globalization’ Invited lecture to the Board of the Pacific Northwest Economic Region, Seattle, November 21, 2014.

• ‘Public Management Across International Boundaries, Instruments and Strategies’ Border Region In Transition Conference, Fukuoka (Japan) and Busan (South Korea) November 12-15.

• ‘Life of Frontiers,’ University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal ABS biennial conference, September12-16.

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• ‘Citizen participation in Vancouver, Canada – Urban Poor, New Immigrants and Urban Aboriginals’ Nordic Sociological Conference, Reykjavik, Iceland, August 1517.

• ‘The International Activities of Canadian Cities,’ Canadian Political Science Association, annual meeting, Edmonton, AB, June 14-16.

• ‘Civic Culture of Calgary, Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver’ Canadian Political Science Association, annual meeting, Edmonton, AB.

• ‘European Union Regional Policy – policy history and direction,’ European Community Studies Association – Canada, Ottawa, ON, April 25, 2012.

• ‘The European and North American Experience of Border Security’ Association of Borderland Studies annual meeting Huston, TX, USA, April 18-20, 2012.

• ‘Border Security Governance in Europe and North America – Schengen versus Beyond the Border – where is Mexico?’ Security’s Impact on Border Policies conference, Victoria, March 30-31, 2012

• ‘The European and North American experience in Border Security: Is security seeping in through all other policy fields – theoretical suggestions,’ Security’s Impact on Border Policies conference, Victoria, March 30-31, 2012

• “Metropolitan Governance: Vancouver” European Consortium of Political Research, Reykjavik August 2011.

• “Security, Borders and Borderlands: The EU and the Arctic” Association for Borderlands Studies, Salt Lake cityApril 2011.

• “Introduction about the Agency and Structure of Borders: the Pearl River Delta” Sun Yat Sen University, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, March 2011.

• “Comparing the Civic Culture of Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto? Is it conducive to sustainable policies?” International Studies Conference, Montreal March 2011.

• “The Life of Frontiers in the Humanities, Sciences and Social Sciences” Comparative Research on Regional Integration and Social Cohesion annual conference at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. December 2011.

• “Understanding Borders” book manuscript panel proposal, Association of Borderland Studies meeting, Reno, April 2010, accepted.

• “Canada US Policy parallelism – Examples from the Western Region of Cascadia” BC Political Science Association, May 2010, accepted.

• “Comparing the civic cultures of Calgary, Toronto and Vancouver; Is it conductive to sustainable policies” BC PSA May 2010 and Canadian Political Science Association meeting, June 2010, accepted.

• “The International Activities of Canadian Cities” International Studies Association New Orleans meeting, 02 2010, accepted.

• “Building World City Human Resources in Vancouver, and the 2010 Olympic Games” accepted, Canadian Political Science Association, Ottawa meeting, June 2009

• “Citizen Participation in Vancouver, Canada - Urban Poor, Urban Aboriginals” accepted, Xiamen University, China, May 2009.

• “Theories of Borders and Borderlands” Association of Borderland Studies, USA, April

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2009. “The International Relations of Canadian Cities” International Studies Association, New York, January 2009

• “Cascadia - The Rise of a North American Border Regions,” Association of Borderland Studies, USA, April 23-26, 2008.

• “About the Agency and Structures of Borders” accepted, Border Region in Transition IX conference, Victoria, B.C. Canada and Bellingham, W.A. USA, January 2008, and Association of Borderland Studies, Boulder, CO, meeting April 2008. “Building World City Amenities in Vancouver, and the 2010 Olympic Games” accepted, Canadian Political Science Association, Vancouver meeting, June 2008. “Local Government in a Global World, Australia and Canada in Comparative Perspectives” accepted, Canadian Political Science Association, Saskatoon meeting, June 2007

• “Canada-U.S. Relations and the Emergence of Cross-Border Regions” accepted, Association of Borderland Studies meeting, Calgary, April 2007, accepted. “Municipalities and the Canadian Multilevel Governance of Housing and Shelter” accepted, Canadian Political Science Association, York meeting June 2006.

• “Canada-U.S. Relations and the Emergence of Cross-Border Regions” Linea Terranum International Border Conference, University of Texas El Paso, March 2730, 2006. Invited.

• “Border Security Policies in the European Union and NAFTA countries in Comparative Perspectives” Linea Terranum International Border Conference, University of Texas El Paso, March 27-30, 2006. Invited.

• “Comparative Civic Culture Project: Vancouver” Canadian Political Science Association, Western meeting June 2005.

• “La Recherche Canadienne pour un Modèle Efficace de Gouvernement Local: études comparées des réformes en Alberta, en Colombie Britannique et en Ontario. Presented at ACFAS (Association Francophone pour le Savoir) Chicoutimi, May 2005.

• “Border Security Policies in Europe and North American” Association of Borderland Studies, Albuquerque, NM, April 2005.

• “Understanding the Canadian American Border” University of Winnipeg Annual Political Science Student Conference, February 2005

• “Toward a Border Model” Keynote address at the seventh Border Region In Transition conference, Jerusalem, January 2005.

• “Cities and the deconstruction of the welfare state” Urban Institute, University of Iceland, July 2004

• “Why municipalities Cooperate” presented at the meeting of the CPSA Winnipeg, June 2004

• “The End of the Westphalian Order: Federal States, International Relations and the National Gatekeeper Position” presented at the meeting of the CPSA Winnipeg, June 2004

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• “Toward a model of border studies” presented at the meeting of the Association of Borderland Studies, Sault Lake City, April 2004.

• “Is there a security issue for Canadian US border municipalities?” presented at the meeting of the Association of Borderland Studies, Sault Lake City, April 2004.

“Municipal Reshuffle – The Canadian Search for an Efficient Model of Local Government - A Comparative Study of Alberta, Ontario and British Columbia” presented at the meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, March 2003.

• “NAFTA, Economic Integration, and September 11, 2001: Is there a security issue for Canadian American cross-border urban regions?” Presented at the meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, March 2003.

• “Forms and Functions of Cross-Border Urban Regions” presented at the Urban Institute of the University of Iceland, and American Political Science Meeting, Boston, August 2002.

• "European Integration, NAFTA Integration and Cross-border Relations in the Metropolitan-Regions of Niagara, Vancouver and Windsor (Canada), Lille (France) and Enshede (the Netherlands): A Comparative Perspective and Typology." Paper presented at the meetings of the International Political Science Association, (Quebec, Canada, July 2000) and of the American Political Science Association (Washington D.C. September 2000).

• "Globalization, Integration, and Cross-Border Relations in the City-Regions of Detroit and Niagara (USA), Lille-Euroregion (France), and Enshede (Netherlands): a comparative study." Paper proposal for the Alan Harding panel on border regions to the US Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference, (Los Angeles, CA, USA) May 2000 (Accepted 12/99).

• "Globalization and Cross-Border Relations in the City-Region of Detroit (USA) and Lille-Euroregion (France): presented at the Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting (Sherbrooke, QE, Canada) in June 1999, and at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, (Atlanta, GA, USA) in September 1999.

a.7 Other Refereed Publications 7. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

b. Publications that have not been Refereed

• “Forms and Functions of Cross-Border Urban Regions” working papers series, Local Government Institute, SPA, University of Victoria and Centre de Politiques de L’Europe du Nord (CPEN) Political Science Institute, Lille, France.

• “Municipal Reshuffle – The Canadian Search for an Efficient Model of Local Government - A Comparative Study of Alberta, Ontario and British Columbia” working papers series, Local Government Institute, SPA, University of Victoria

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b.1 Articles (published in professional magazines, trade publications, etc.)

• "Amérique du Nord: Les Réseaux d'Accueil" in Objectif PME #35, November 1995,

• "Aux USA comme en France, les petites entreprises tirent l'emploi", in Objectif PME #23, November 1994,

• "L'accompagnement des créateurs d'entreprises au Canada" in Objectif PME #22, October1994. (Objectif PME is an APCE publication.)

"La Création d'entreprises dans les zones d'emploi" in INSEE - Le Point Economique de l'Auvergne, September 1993, a publication of the French “Institut National Statistique des Etudes Economiques”.

b.2 Books and Monographs (Non-refereed government publications, etc.)

• "Monographie de la Création d'Entreprises en Auvergne 1986 - 1990" in Les

Publication de l'APCE, February 1993.

b.3 Chapters in Books

b.4 Papers Published in Conference Proceedings

b.5 Book Reviews (new book reviews in bold)

• Benjamin H Johnson & Andrew R Graybill (eds.) Bridging National Borders in North America: Transnational and Comparative Histories 2010 for Bulletin of Latin American Studies

• Sancton/Young, Foundations of Governance, IPAC/University of Toronto Press 2009 for Commonwealth Journal of Local Government.

• Yeung and Shen, The Pan Pearl River Delta, University of Hong Kong Press, for Journal Of Borderland Studies, 2008

• Harlan Koff, Deceiving and (Dis.) Appearances –Analyzing current development in EU and North American Border Regions, Peter Land Press, for the Region Editor, Michael Keating, 2006

• Anna Pratt, Securing Borders, for Journal of Borderland Studies, 2006 • Chen Xian, As Border Bend, for Journal of Borderland Studies, 2006 • McAllister, Mary Louise Governing Ourselves? For the Canadian Journal of

Political Science, 2005. • Lightbody, Jim (11/2004) City Politics, Canada, for Broadview Press.

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• Sidjanski D. The Federal Future of Europe, University of Michigan Press, for the Canadian Journal of Political Science, 01/2001.

• Kantor P., Savitch H. V., Cities in the International Market Place, University of Minnesota Press, for the University of Minnesota Press, 11/2000.

b.6 Published Reports to Research Sponsor b.7 Other Publications

7. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

c. Unpublished Papers and Presentations

• “Intergovernmental Governance in Canada, North America, and Europe” Intergovernmental Relations Secretariat, October 2007

• “Intergovernmental Relations in Post-Chretiens era” British Columbia, Intergovernmental Relation Secretariat, December 2002 “Les villes et la globalisation” Alliance Française de Colombie Britannique, Février 2004.

c.1 Unpublished Reports to Research Sponsor

c.2 Unpublished Conference Papers and Poster Presentations (distinguish them)

Papers (new paper in bold):

• “What role for local elected officials in performance measurement policies?” Infonex, Victoria, March 2005.

• “Cities in globalisation: Okinawa and Toronto” Annual Meeting of the CanadianJapanese Association, November 2004.

• “Cities and decentralization in Denmark and Sweden” Department of Political Science, University of Lund, Sweden, August 2004.

• “The End of the Westphalian Order: Federal States, International Relations and the National Gatekeeper Position” presented at the meeting of the CPSA Winnipeg, June 2004

• “La déconstruction de l’Etat providence et les villes” presented at the Centre d’Etude des Pays de l’Europe du Nord, Lille, France, May 07 2004.

• “Toward a model of border studies” presented at the meeting of the Association of Borderland Studies, Sault Lake City, April 2004.

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• “Is there a security issue for Canadian US border municipalities?” presented at the meeting of the Association of Borderland Studies, Sault Lake City, April 2004.

• Nafta, Economic Integration, and September 11, 2001: Is there a security issue for Canadian American cross-border urban regions? Presented at the meeting of the Association of Borderland Studies, Las Vegas, May 2003.

• “Municipal Reshuffle – The Canadian Search for an Efficient Model of Local Government - A Comparative Study of Alberta, Ontario and British Columbia” presented at the meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, March 2003.

• “Cross-border relations in Detroit, Niagara, Vancouver, and Tijuana" presented at the meeting of the Association of Border Studies meeting, Albuquerque, April 2002.

• Cross-Border Urban Region in Europe and North American presented at the meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Toronto, June 2002.

• "NAFTA, Integration, and Canadian American Cross-Border Relations in Three Urban Regions: Detroit, Niagara, and Cascadia." Paper presented at the Canadian Political Science Association Annual meeting (C.P.S.A. Urban Politics Section) (Quebec, QE, Canada) August 2000.

• "European Integration, Cross-Border Relations in the City-Regions of Lille Euroregion (France/Belgium) and Enschede/Gronau (the Netherlands/Germany): a Comparative Study." Paper presented at the Canadian Political Science Association Annual meeting (C.P.S.A. at the Comparative Politics Section) (Quebec, QE, Canada) August 2000.

• "Globalization, Integration, and Cross-Border Relations in the City-Regions of Detroit and Niagara (USA), Lille-Euroregion (France), and Enshede (Netherlands): a comparative study." Paper proposal for the Alan Harding panel on border regions to the

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US Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference, (Los Angeles, CA, USA) May 2000 (Accepted 12/99).

• "Globalization and Cross-Border Relations in the City-Region of Detroit (USA) and Lille-Euroregion (France): presented at the Canadian Political Science Association Annual Meeting (Sherbrooke, QE, Canada) in June 1999.

• "Cross-border Relations and European Integration: A case study of the Euroregion" presented at Canadian Political Science Association (C.P.S.A.), June 1996.

• "Cross-border Relations: A case study of the City-Region of Detroit and the Canadian cities of Windsor and Sarnia," presented at C.P.S.A., June 1996.

• "Provincial / State and local government relationships in the small business policy domain. A comparative study of Ontario and Michigan," presented at C.P.S.A., June 1995.

• "Regional Economic Development Policies and Networks in France," presented at C.P.S.A., June 1994, and at the "Colloque de la Fondation de l'Entrepreneurship", February 1995.

c.3 Keynote Addresses:

• ‘Théoriser l’étude de la frontière’ CERHSO, Oujda, Morocco, October 24, 2014. • “Theorizing Border Disputes” Ben Gurion University, December 07, 2014. • “Border theory in 2013” Arras-Mons-Lille workshop November 29, 2013 • “Formal and Informal Governance of Territories” York U. City’s Institute, November

05, 2013. “Canada US Border in 2012 – Less transparent yet more fluid” ACSUS, November 22, 2013

• “La vie sur les frontieres” Journees de la Francophonie March 07, 2013 • ‘Reflection on Inter-disciplinarity in Border Research’ EastBorderNet Berlin

Conference, January 09-12, 2013. • ‘Formal and Informal Governance in Cross-Border Regions’ Unpacking Crossborder

Governance, University of Luxembourg, September 06-07, 2012. • ‘Borders and Borderlands – Understanding XXI century borders and borderlands’

Visiting invitation at Border Policy Research Institute, Western Washington University, WA, USA, April 9-10, 2012.

• “The Life of Frontiers in the Humanities, Sciences and Social Sciences.” Comparative Research on Regional Integration and Social Cohesion annual conference at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa, December 2011.

• The Life of Frontiers: Borders and Borderlands” at Hatfield College. University of Durham Institute for Advanced Study public lecture, UK. November 2011.

• “Border –Lands; is security seeping into other border policies? Lyndon Johnson Library, University of Texas, Huston, TX. US. February 2011.

• “Walls and Borders, Power (State) and Politics” Montreal Wall Conference May 2011. • Why states decentralize to address border issues? Union Internationale pour le soutien

du Projet d’Autonomie du Sahara, National Library of Morocco, Rabat, Morocco, January 23, 2010. Invited Keynote

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• Understanding Borders – the use of social science theory, Journée Frontières du 27 novembre 2009, aux FUCaM, University of Louvain/Mons, Belgium. Invited Keynote

• World Cities – A History of Ideas. University of Hong Kong, Managing World Cities Conference – Invited (October 15, 2008), Invited Keynote.

• Understanding Borders: Toward a model of border studies, Border Regions In Transition (BRIT) VII biannual conference, Van Leer Institute and Ben Gurion University, Jerusalem, (January 2005). Keynote.

c.4 Invited Academic Talk and Public Presentations (new invitation/public talks in bold)

• “Formal and Informal Governance in Border Regions” IGA- FAMM

Grenoble France, February 08, 2013 • “Civic Culture in Canadian Cities” International Studies Association, March

2013 • “The tale of the longest undefended border in the world” IAS - IMERA April

26, 2013 • “Metro Vancouver/Montreal” CPSA paper presentation June 04, 2013 • “Commentary on the Anti –Atlas project” IAS - IREMA Sept. 26 and 28

2013 • “Borders in Globalization” Geography lecture series UVic Oct. 2013 • “Beyond the Border’s Action Plan” PNWPSA Vancouver Oct. 19, 2013

Ibid – sociology lecture at UVIc October 25, 2013 “Economic Integration and CrossBorder Governance in North America” Arras U. December 06, 2013.

• “Borders In Globalization” Haskoli Iceland, December 06, 2013. • “Icesave” Reykjavic Akademia December 10, 2013 – with Dr.

Hallgrimsdottir “Borders, here, there, everywhere” IAS - IMERA France January 14, 2013.

• ‘Conceptualizing border security,’ University of Sherbrooke, QC. Security Issues at the Canada/US Border, August 20-25, 2012. ‘Border Security from Pacific Coast to Prairies,’ University of Sherbrooke, QC. Security Issues at the Canada/US Border, August 20-25, 2012.

• ‘To What Extent Existing Theories of Borders Can Explain Some Of The Phenomena We Observe In The More Problematic Borders in the Americas,’ Invitation, Stanford University, June 18, 2012.

• ‘The European and North American Experience of Border Security’ Association of Borderland Studies annual meeting Huston, TX, USA, April 18-20, 2012.

• Class lecture on the governance of border security in Europe and North America, Invitation to the Border Policy Research Institute, Western Washington University, WA, USA, April 9-10, 2012

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• ‘The European and North American experiences of border security’ Invitation to the Border Policy Research Institute, Western Washington University, WA, USA, April 910, 2012.

• “L’Europe Crise ou Croissance” Alliance Française Victoria February 01, 2012.

• “Security and Borderlands” Institute for Advanced Study, Durham University, UK, November 2011.

• “The Life of Frontiers in the science literatures” Institute for Advanced Study, Durham University, UK, October 2011 also presented at Ustinov College, Durham University, December 2011.

• “Security, Borders and Borderlands – theoretical perspectives” Border Region In Transition conference, Grenoble, September 2011. “Center Periphery and Federated Structures” York University EUCE, September 2011.

• “The tale of the longest undefended border in the world, and Canada/US relations” Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Grenoble, France, September 2011.

• “Walls Politics and Governance of Borderlands” Rod Dobell Conference, Victoria, August 2011

• “Security, Borders and Borderlands: The EU and the Arctic” Association for Borderlands Studies, Salt Lake cityApril 2011.

• “The Arctic Borders and Borderlands and Security” Fulbright, Ottawa, April 2011.

• “Comparing the Civic Culture of Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto? Is it conducive to sustainable policies?” International Studies Conference, Montreal March 2011.

• “Comparing the civic culture of Calgary, Toronto and Vancouver – Is it conductive to sustainable policies” University of Iceland School of Public Administration, 12/2010.

• “Borders, Governance and Security: Comparative study of European and North American border regions” University of Kent, Brussels Campus. 11/2010.

• “European Community Studies Association – Canada – Joint cooperation and international level” Biennial meeting of the world European Communities Studies Associations, Brussels, 11/2010.

• “The post 9/11 Canada/US border, a new border – Canadian Perspective,” Tsushima conference of the National Global COE International program in border studies of the University of Hokkaido, Japan. 11/2010.

• “Performance Management of Canadian Local Government” National School of Public Administration, IPAC OTTAWA, 10/2010.

• “The UVic/UofT. European Center of Excellence” Ottawa, National Meeting of EUCEs, 10/2010.

• “Canada US relations and the Emergence of Cross-Border relations” Joint conference of the East Michigan/York Universities, 09/2010.

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• “Territorial government or Territorial Governance,” introductory lecture of a University of Grenoble PACTE/LGI-UVic workshop on territorial government, June 2010.

• “Dix ans d’études urbaines au Québec, bilan et perspectives d’avenir – une critique positive » INRS – Institut National de Recherche Scientifique, Montréal, QC, 06, 2010 “Understanding Borders – Globalisation, State Transformation and the Border,” Faculty of Human and Social Development research day, 04 2010.

• “Le Grand Paris”, Alliance Française de Victoria, 04 2010. • “In memory of Tony Judt – Why do we study the European Union?”

Presidential Address, ECSA-C 04 2010. • “The Borders of Tomorrow, Integrating Visions and Concerns” Metropolis

Conference, Montreal, 03/2010 • “What is Community Development?” Victoria Community Development

Committee, 03 2010. • “Canada US relations and the emergence of cross border regions” Trent

University, 03, 2010. • “Globalisation, State Transformation and Borders” Fulbright Conference

Ottawa, 01 2010. • The State of Border and Borderlands Studies, University of Hokkaido, Japan,

December 17th, 2009. Invited. • Politics, Governance and Power in Border Communities, Theorizing Borders

Through Analyses of Power Relationships Conference, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg, April 29, 2009, (Invited).

• How do we stack up? History of Regional District Conference, Ministry of Community and Rural Development, March 18th, 2009, (Invited)

• Governance and Fiscal Environment of First Nations’ Fiscal Intergovernmental Relations in Comparative Perspectives, First Nation Governance Center, University of Edmonton, AB. 17 February 2009, (Invited)

• Local Government in a Global World, Local Government Managers’ Association of British Columbia, February 19, 2009. (Invited)

• Nafta and Security Issues for Border Regions, ACSUS, University of San Diego, January 12, 2009.(Invited)

• L’Émergence de Régions Transfrontalières sur les Frontières Européennes et Mexique/États-Unis – Leçons pour le Canada, Midi Du Cap, Centre D’Analyse des Politiques Publiques, Université de Laval, QC. March 20, 2008. (Invited)

• Political Participation of Vulnerable Populations in Vancouver, China/Canada Research Collaboration on Citizen Participation, University of Western Ontario, May 12-14, 2008 (Invited)

• The Forms and Functions of Cross Border Governance, Governing Global CityRegions In China and the West: A Comparative Approach, Fulbright

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Hong Kong American Center, University of Hong Kong, June 01-03, 2008.(Invited)

• The Canadian U.S. borderlands, Canadian Studies Institute, Canadian Consulate in Seattle (U.S.), July 17, 2008 (Invited)

• Regional Economic Integration and Regional Trans-boundary Governance, University of Luxembourg, October 14, 2008 (Invited)

• Forms and Functions of Trans-boundary Governance, University of Geneva, Switzerland, November 17, 2008 (Invited)

• A Theory of Borderland Studies – Security and Governance Policy Implications, University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands, November 24, 2008 (Invited)

• Understanding Borders, University of Southern Denmark, Sonderborg, Denmark, and Flensborg, Germany, November 26-28, 2008 (Invited)

• The Regionalization of French Policies and Understanding Borders, Seminar, University of Grenoble II, December 3-4 (Invited)

• Understanding Border – Luncheon Discussions – UVic Faculty of Human and Social Development, January 28, 2009

• Understanding Borders and Border Security Policies – Uvic Business School Seminar Series. January 30, 2009.

• Policy and Governance – toward greater complexity? Cases from Borders and Urban

Regions in Europe and North America, University of Mons, Belgium, April 2007 (Invited)

• The Regionalization of French Policies, University of Grenoble II, May 2007 (Invited)

• Borders - A History of Ideas, University of Genève, Switzerland, May 2007 (Invited)

• Villes et Globalisation, Alliance Francaise de Victoria, BC. Canada, February 2004. (Invited)

• “Forms and Functions of Cross-Border Urban Regions, Urban Institute, University of Iceland, Reykjavik (August 2002) (Invited)

• French Cities and Decentralization: Toward a deconstruction of the welfare state? Institut d’Etudes Politiques, Lille, France (May 2004) (Invited)

• Cities and the Deconstruction of the Welfare State, Urban Institute, University of Iceland, Reykjavik (August 2004) (Invited)

• Understanding the Canadian American Border, University of Western Ontario, MPA Annual Alumni Conference, (November 2004) (Invited)

• Understanding Borders: Toward a model of border studies, Border Regions In Transition (BRIT) VII biannual conference, Van Leer Institute and Ben Gurion University, Jerusalem, (January 2005) (Keynote).

• Understanding the Canadian American Border for the “Canada and the United

States: A Relation at the CrossRoads” Conference, University of Manitoba Political Studies Students’ Conference (February 2005) (Invited)

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• Borderland Theory and Implications for Border Security, Catholic University of Louvain at Mons, Belgium, September 2005 (Invited/Workshop)

• Les relations national – local en France. Une approche comparée, Urban Institute/Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Lille, France, (Invited).

• Integration and Fragmentation: The New Forces Bearing on Municipal, Provincial and Federal Governments at the Multilevel Governance Conference, Toronto and Queen’s University, October 2005. (Invited)

• Security and Border Security Policies - Smart Border or Perimeter at the meeting of the Canadian Association of Security and Intelligence Studies, Montreal, October 2005. (Invited)

• “A Comparison of the Canadian/American and European Union Border Security Regimes” presented at the Center of International Governance and Innovation, for the Canadian Foreign Policy journal conference, October 2005. (Invited).

• “Frontieres et Securites” Alliance Francaise de Victoria, BC, Canada, January 2006“The Rise of Canadian American Border Region” Government of Canada, Western Diversification Policy Research Initiative, January/February 2006. Invited

• “Canadian Border Regions” presented at the Center of International Governance and Innovation, for the Government of Canada, Policy Research Inititiative, February 2006. Invited.

• “Theory and Policy: A Model of Border Security” Linea Terranum International Border Conference, University of Texas El Paso, March 27-30, 2006. Invited.

7. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS d. Research and Professional Activities d.1 Funded Grants and Contracts (Administered through the University of Victoria Office of Research - Administration or through another university) (new grants in bold)

• 2013 – Arras, France, University of Artois, ‘University visiting professor fellowship’ for November 2013. $5000 (successful).

• 2013-2019 – SSHRC Partnership Grant – Borders in Globalization - $3.89 million: Principal Investigator (successful)

• 2012 – 2013 French Government, “visiting Professor fellowship” for Fall 2012, CRNS Pacte/IGA, University of Grenoble, France, $20,000, (successful).

• 2012 - 2014 SSHRC Insight Development Grant – “The Icesave dispute: grassroots activism, participatory governance, and the mobilization of resistance in Iceland” (Co-applicant with Helga K. Hallgrimsdottir) $33,037, (successful).

• 2012 – 2013 UVic-IRG Civic engagement in Iceland 2008-2012, $3,800 (Successful)

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• 2012 – 2013 SSHRC partnership grant Letter of Intent for ‘Borders in Globalization’ $20,000 (successful)

• 2012-2017 - Jean Monnet Center of Excellence $100,000 (successful) • 2010-2011 – SSHRC Territorial Governance workshop grant May 27-28, 2011,

$23,165 (successful) • 2010/12 – Luxembourg, University of Luxembourg Department of Political Science

and Public Policy, Visiting professorship, July 2010 - $5000 (delayed). • 2010/06 – United Kingdom, Institute of Advanced Study, International Boundaries

Research Unit, Durham University, Research Fellowship, October to December 2011 - $10,000, (successful).

• 2010/09 – French Government, “Professeur Invite” for June 2011, University of Grenoble, France, $5000, (successful).

• 2010/05 – Belgium Government, “Professeur Invite” for November 2010, University of Mons/Louvain la Neuve, Wallonia, $4000, (successful).

• 2010-2015 – Jean Monnet Chair in European Urban and Border Region Policy, Euros 42,000/$60,000 (successful).

• 2010-2013 – University of Toronto and University of Victoria European Union Center for Excellence. Euros 300,000 / $500,000, equal partner with Munk Center (successful).

• 2009-2010 - Jean Monnet grant, European Union, for the organization of the European Community Studies Association- Canada biennial conference. Euros 50,000/$75,000 (successful).

• 2009-2010 - University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2009-06/2010): “World Cities: Vancouver and Toronto” $3993 (successful)

• 2008-10 – Ministry of Community Services of British Columbia, Knowledge Partnership, with Evert Lindquist $80,000 (successful)

• 2008 – French Government “Séjour Scientifique de Haut Niveau,” for a two months sabbatical at PACTE Territoire, a research institute of the University of Grenoble, France, $7000. (Successful).

• SSHRC (2004-2009) at Queen’s University, lead Robert Young (UWO) and Harvey Lazar (Queens) Comparative Project on Federal-Municipal Relations. Two Grants: “British Columbia Mediation case study” $8,000 (successful), and “Municipal Federal Relations – Overview of British Columbia.” $5,000 (successful).

• 2007 – Jean Monnet grant, European Union, for the organization of a conference on the impact of border security on borderlands, $35,000

• 2007 - SSHRC workshop/conference grant: “Border Region In Transition conference on the impact of border security on borderlands” $24,000

• Ministry of Community Services (2006): Knowledge Partnership, with Evert Lindquist (Successful $80,000)

• National Council of First Nations Governance, Research Paper Grant $14,000, “The Governance and Fiscal Environment of First Nations’ Intergovernmental Relations” (2006).

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• S.S.H.R.C. grant proposal for a Workshop on “EU and NAFTA Countries Border Security in Comparative Perspectives” (05/2005-12/2006) (Successful $23,000) Privy Council – Policy Research Initiative, Federal Government of Canada, three grants ($9200, $12,000 and $12,000) for four working papers.

• Municipal Finance Authority (2005): Grant proposal (with Sam Weller) for a workshop on the role of B.C. local elected officials in the implementation process of annual reports and performance measures (Successful $10,000).

• University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2004-06/2005): “International Activities of Canadian and American Cities” $3,963 (successful)

• SSHRC (2004-2007) at Queen’s University, lead Robert Young (UWO) and Harvey Lazar (Queens) Comparative Project on Federal-Municipal Relations. $10.000 for the French case study.

• University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2003-06/2004): “Origins and Decay of the Westphalian Order - Federal States, International Relations and the National Gate-Keeper Position” $3,763 (successful)

• Ministry of Community, Aboriginal, and Women Services (MCAWS) to support research work by faculty or graduate students; and visiting scholar program: $17,000 (successful)

• University of Victoria Internal Research Grant (06/2002-06/2003): “Municipal Reshuffle – The Canadian Search for an Efficient Model of Local Government – A Comparative Study of Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia:” $6,998 (awarded)

d.2 Editorial Appointments

• Journal of Borderland Studies, University of Victoria, Editor 2008- • Journal of Borderland Studies, University of Victoria – Book Editor 2007-2011 • Environnement Urbain, Université du Québec à Montréal – Editorial Board 2008 – • Regions and Cohesion, Berghahn Books – Editorial Board 2010 – • Canadian Journal of Political Science – Editorial Board 2010 -

d.3 Peer Reviews for Books or Journals (new in bold)

• 2014 (Month) • 2013 (Month) • 2012 (Month) o Geopolitics (02)

o International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (05) • 2011 (Month) o Urban Affairs Review (11) o Globalizations (10) o Regional and Federal

Studies (08) o Cities (07) o International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (04, 12) o American Review of Canadian Studies (03, 11) o Geopolitics (03, 08, 12) o Revista Norte Americana (02)

• 2010 o Geopolitics 10/2010 o International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 08/2010 (RR) - 11/2010.

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o International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 12/2010 (RR) o Planning Practice and Research 12/2010 o American Review of Canadian Studies 12/2010.

• 2009 o Geopolitics 06/2009 o Journal of Urban Affairs 09/2009 o Geopolitics 11/2009 o International Journal of Urban Research 12/2009

• 2008 o Canadian Public Administration, 12/2008 o Cities, 12/2008 o The Journal of Borderland Studies, 01/2008, 10/2008

• 2007 o Urban Review, 11/2007 o The Journal of Borderland Studies, 10/2007

• 2006 o CEPA, 11/2006 o Geopolitics, 03/2006 o EUCAnet, 03/2006 • 2005

o Geografiska Annaler, Series B, Human Geography (12/2005) o Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, Queen’s University Press, 02/2005,

03/2005 o Geopolitics, 01/2005, 11/2005 o Canadian Political Science Journal, 03/ 2005

• 2004 o Regional and Federal Studies, 11/2004 o Broadview Press 10/2004 o The Journal Of Borderland Studies, 10/ 2004, 11/2004

• 2003 o Urban Affairs Review 08/03 o Canadian Journal of Urban Research 08/03 o International Journal of Canadian Studies 09/03

o The Journal Of Borderland Studies, 01/ 2003, 06/2003, • 2001

o Canadian Political Science Journal, 01/2001 • 2000

o University of Minnesota Press, for the University of Minnesota Press, 11/2000. d.4 Peer Reviews for Research Grants or Contracts

• SSHRC new format grant 01/2012 • SSHRC new format grants 11/2011 • SSHRC standard grants (01/2010) • SSHRC standard grants (01/2009) • SSHRC standard grants (01/2006) • SSHRC Infrastructure Canada (2006) • MRCI (10/2005)

d.5 Memberships/Offices Held in Professional and Community Organizations

• American Political Science Association

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• Canadian Political Science Association • Urban Affairs Association • Association of Border Studies

d.6 Consulting Activities

• DFO Small Craft Habor. May 2002 with Evert Lindquist • AUCA Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, May 2004

d.7 Organizing/Leading Workshops or Conferences

2001/02 Seminars: • Seminar: Lawrie McFarlane, The Oversight of Public Administration: is the public

excluded • Seminar: Chris Jones, When Performance Really Matters • Seminar: Warren Magnusson, Local Democracy • Seminar: Reg Whitaker, Implications of September 11 for Canadian Policy Agendas – the

new national security agenda

2002/03 Public Forum:

• What are the French and German Positions on Iraq? French Consul General Defay and German Consul General Kroger. Workshop:

• Local government and Public Policy Making in Belgium and on the Franco-Belgian Border: Andre Leton, IEP Lille France, Elise Feron, CEGEP Paris France, Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, UVIC Seminars:

• Seminar: Tomas Gunton, Mega Projects and Public Policy: Pathologies in Project Evaluation

• Seminar: Ding Lu, Evolution of China's Urbanization Policy and Implications on Regional Development

• Seminar: Larry McCaan, Why is the Canadian City Segregated? • Seminar: Kate Seaborne and John Langford, To Click or Not to Click: E-Learning for the

Public Sector • Seminar: Kimyoshi Toyama and Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Globalization and Efficient

Cities: A Look at Canada and Japan • Seminar: Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Municipal Reshuffle-The Canadian Search for an

Efficient Model of Local Government-A Comparative Study of Victoria BC, London, ON, Calgary

• Seminar: Pierre Olivier Pinault, A Perspective on Competition in the BC Electricity Sector • Seminar: Linda Gagne, Family Friendly Employee Benefits: Is There a Cost or Do They

Come With Good Jobs? • Seminar: Kimyosho Toyama, Local Government Systems - Comparing Canada and Japan • Seminar: Tayake Alfred, What is Indigenous Governance?

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• Seminar: Robert Bish, Strengthening Local Government Versus Strengthening Local Governance, Workshop:

• The British Columbia New Community Charter, Robert Bish, UVIC, Edward Lesage, UA, Debbie Comis, LGMA, Dale Wall, ADM BC Government, Donald Listone, Listone Anderson Young, Franck Leonard, Mayor of Saanich

2003/4 Seminars: • Seminar: Lesley Watson, New Community Charter • Seminar: Robert Bish, BC rates in comparative perspectives • Seminar: Jeff Cortassel, Power structure of native communities • Seminar: Pierre Olivier Pineau, Privatization in Bolivia • Seminar: Joe Garcea, Local Government reforms in Manitoba • Seminar: George Morfit, A History of the Auditor General of BC • Seminar: Ian Davis, Exporting Policy Evaluation to very poor countries • Seminar: Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Multilevel governance and Border security • Seminar: Francois Petry, Public officials’ views of public opinion surveys • Seminar: David Good, The New Governance of Public Money • Seminar: Pierre Olivier Pineau, Productivity to reduce poverty

2004/05

Conference Urban Section - Canadian Political Science Association: • Fall 2004 and winter 2005 I was section chair for the organization of the next meeting of

the Urban Section of the Canadian Political Science Association. After reviewing 45 paper proposal, the CPSA committee agreed with my recommendations to accept 33 papers; next June the Urban Section will host 11 panels, 3 workshops and one roundtable. Conference - European Communities Studies Association – Canada

• May 2005 - Biannual conference program co-chair with Edelgard Mahant. Submitted: 150 papers, Accepted 100 papers, 25 panels and keynotes. Seminars:

• Australian Local Government: Challenge for the 21st Century. Presented by Dr. John Martin, Associate Professor and Director, Centre for Regional and Rural Development, RMIT University, Australia

• The International Activities of Canadian Cities - Are Canadian cities challenging the gate-keeper position of the federal executive in international affairs?Presented by Dr. Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly,

• E-Government in Canada: A Look at Some Emerging Federal and Local Quandaries Seminar presented by Dr. Jeff Roy, Associate Professor, Governance & Management, University of Ottawa

• National Policy and Community Initiative. Seminar presented by Dr. Chris Leo, Professor,University of Winnipeg

• Why and How do Municipalities in Metropolitan Regions Cooperate? Are Regional Institutions Necessary? A Study of the Greater Vancouver Regional District Seminar presented by Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly

• US Cities in the "War on Terrorism": Federal Interests, Mutual Interests and Local Agency Seminar presented by Dr. Judith A. Garber, University of Alberta

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• The Imposition of the Border: The End of Empire and the Emergence of Victoria Seminar presented by Professor Allan McDougall University of Western Ontario

• Municipal Objective Setting and Performance Measurement: Steps Toward Greater Accountability Seminar presented by Stephanie Oldford

• The First Annual Report - The Municipal Experience with Progress Reporting Seminar presented by Barbara Svec

• Engaging Citizens - How do BC municipalities engage citizens in their communities? Seminar presented by Jill Symonds

• British Columbia's Medical Services Plan Premium Assistance: Does it help those who need it? Seminar presented by Dr. Rebecca Warburton,

• Exploring the Urban Autonomy Debate in Canada: The Rhetoric, the Rationale and the Reality Seminar presented by Heather L. Murray

• An Analysis of Staff's Approach to Effective Dispute Resolution for the Local Government Department of the Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services Seminar presented by Tanya Kaul

2005/06

Seminars: Professor Patrick Smith, and Dr. Kennedy Stewart (SFU): “The COPE interlude:

Lessons on Keeping Political Power in Vancouver" • Professor Anthony Perl (SFU): “Energy and Transport Futures for Canada: 2006 – 2031” • Professor Warren Magnusson, and Ms. Serena Kataoka, (UVic) “Rethinking the Red Zone

in Victoria” • Dr. Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly (UVic): “New Forces Bearing on Cities: Victoria (Canada)

and Lille (France)” • Mr. Eric Clemens, (UVic), and Mr. Todd Pugh, (Civic Info. BC.) “Local Governments in

British Columbia – 2005.” • Professor Lawrence McCann (UVic): “Rethinking Canadian Suburbanization – examples

for Victoria” • Professor Cecilia Benoit, and Professor Mikael Jansson (UVic): "Social Exclusion of

Street Youth in the Victoria Region and Strategies for Inclusion"? • Dr. Helga Hallgrimsdottir, and Ms. Rachel Philipps (UVic): “Sporting girls and houses of

ill repute – Sex trade in Victoria 1870-1910” • Dr. Bruno Dupeyron (UVic - LGI Visiting Scholar): “The Upper Rhine and Cascadia in

the media: representations, reminiscence and rebuilding of borders” • Bertille Bourdelon (UVic – LGI Visiting researcher): “Engaging Citizens and Mega

Events: How do the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games Impact Urban Policies and Citizens?”

2006/07

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Conference - European Communities Studies Association – Canada • May 2006 -Biannual conference program co-chair with Edelgard Mahant (York).

Submitted: 150 papers, Accepted 120 papers, 30 panels and keynote. Local Government Institute Seminar Series Program:

• Epidemic Disease and the Creation of the BC-Washington Border, 1876-1910 January 18: Jennifer Seltz, Department of History, University of Washington, Seattle.

• Transitional Identities - Children of Pacific NW Entrepreneurs and the Effects of the Imposition of the US-British Border

December 14: Lisa Philips, Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Western Ontario

• Borderland and Security - Comparing Cascadia to Findings from Eleven Other European and North American Border Regions November 9: Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly, Assistant Professor and Co-Director of the Local Government Institute, School of Public Administration, University of Victoria

• The Rise and Fall of Early Cascadia: Politics and Trade in the Hudson Bay Company Era October 19: Allan MacDougall, Professor Emeritus and Adjunct Research Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Western Ontario

• Letting Good Deeds go Unpunished: The Effects of Tort Liability on Volunteerism October 5: Jill Horwitz, Assistant Professor, The University of Michigan Law School and Visiting Professor of Law and Public Policy, University of Victoria Seminars - Local Government Knowledge Partnership (LGKP) 2006

• The Local Government Institute (LGI) at the School of Public Administration entered a partnership in spring 2006 with the Ministry of Community Services (MCS) to develop an agenda for research on emerging government priorities in the context of the Community Charter for local and community governance in British Columbia. This agenda will aim to support the ministry's professional development, strategic learning, and recruitment needs while fostering engagement with other ministries and external stakeholders.

o LGKP workshop (1) held November 17-18, 2006. Regional economic performance and local government reforms in Canada and Australia, lead Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly and David Good. o LGKP workshop (2) held May 15, 2007. Performance management in British

Columbia Municipalities, lead Jim Mc David and Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly o LGKP workshop (3) held October 2007, lead Professor David Good. o LGKP Conference (4) June 2008. Vancouver Global City, lead Emmanuel

Brunet-Jailly and Warren Magnusson o LGKP Conference (5) March 2009. The Regional Districts of British Columbia; a

History, lead Emmanuel Brunet-Jailly o LGKP Conference (6) December 2009. The Governance of the Vancouver Region. Lead with Jim McDavid.

• 2008

Conference - Border Region in Transition IX conference – Victoria, BC, Canada, and Bellingham, WA, USA.

• January 2008 - 150 participants from 18 countries, Accepted 104 papers, 12 keynotes, program co-chair with Don Alper, WWU.

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Conference - European Communities Studies Association – Canada • September 2008 - Biannual conference program co-chair. 120 papers accepted, 30 panels

and 5 keynotes • Elected (2008), and then, re-elected (2010) President of the European Community Studies

Association – Canada for September 2008-April 2012. • 2010 -

Conference - European Communities Studies Association – Canada • April 2010 -Biannual conference program co-chair. 100 papers accepted, 28 panels and 5

keynotes including Jean Claude Piris, General Director of the European Council legal services. Conference - Comparative Territorial Governance – University of Grenoble-PACTE/ LGI-SPA-University of Victoria.

• May 2010 – A two-day workshop on government and governance of territories. Key notes included: Michael Keating (Aberdeen/EUI Florence) and Marc Baietto President de la Metro Grenoble, France.

• 2011

Conference - Comparative Metropolitan Governance – University of Victoria /PACTE, Grenoble.

• June 2011 - With Anne Laure Amilhat Szary and Jim Mc David. A two days workshop on the government and governance of metropolitan regions. Keynote included Jim McDavid (UVic).

• 2012 Conference - Security’s Impact on Border Policies conference, University of Victoria,

• March 30-31, 2012 – A two days workshop on the impact of security on border policies in North America and Europe in comparative perspectives. This is the continuation of my work on this topic already published in my 2007 book ‘Border Security.’

d.8 Other Research and Professional Activities • 2005 - 2006: Association of Borderland Studies - Interim Executive Secretary. From

October 2005, I have supervised the executive secretariat of the Association of Borderland Studies that included running the annual election, helping the incoming president and conference chair 2006, updating the membership database, liaising with the membership, publishing bi-annually the association newsletter.

• 2006 - 2013: Association of Borderland Studies – Executive Secretary and Treasurer: our bid to bring the executive secretary to UVic for the period 2006-09 was successful. 2009- The mandate was renewed for three years. 2011- The mandate was renewed for one year. The association stands at over 250 individual members.

• 2008 – 2013: Editor of Journal of Borderland Studies: This publication is at UVic from

January 2009 to December 2013. It is financially supported by the Association of

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Borderland Studies, UVic’s Faculty of Human of Social Development, UVic’s Vice President Research, and the School of Public Administration. This publication in 2008 went to over 140 libraries, and over 200 individual members in 25 different countries. It has published nearly 500 scholarly and peered reviewed articles since 1985. In 2009, I accepted 24 manuscripts for publication and 12 book reviews. In 2010, the JBS becomes a quarterly publication. In 2011, the JBS becomes a Routledge/ Taylor and Francis publication with three numbers per year. We received 61 manuscripts and 5 special issues. In 2012, the JBS is again moving to four numbers per year. It received over 100 manuscripts and published 24 peer reviewed papers and 12 book reviews.

• 2008 – 2013 Director of UVIc European Studies Program: Director of one of UVic’s s nine undergraduate interdisciplinary programs – the European Studies Program (ESP). ESP offers one minor, one general, and one political science concentration in European Studies. This program manages six different types of activities: Teaching, Study Tour, EU Simulation, Seminar and movie series, and graduate, postgraduate and faculty research. Since 2009, EUS hired a full time staff, developed the EUS minor into a general, added course numbers to make all requirements transparent (study tour and semester abroad), developed a new exchange program with Lille, France, and started work on a new MA in EUS that will be a dual degree with the Political Science Institute of the University of Lille 3, France, and Faculty of Social Science and Politics of the university of Luxembourg, Luxembourg. Also, EUS won a European Union Center of Excellence grant Euros 600,000 (2009-12 shared with University of Toronto Munk Center) and a Jean Monnet Center of Excellence Euros 75,000 (2011-16).

7. SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS e. Films, Videos, Courses Developed e.1 Films, Videos (Indicate whether each has been juried) e.2 Course Development (Distance education courses, for example—indicate whether the

courses have been peer reviewed)

o 2003- “Understanding Cities” SPA 553 o 2004- “Comparative Federalism and Administrative Law” SPA 551 o

2005- “Integrative Policy and Management Seminar” SPA 520 o 2006- “Local Government Policy Process” SPA 465 o 2008- “Understanding Borders”

o 2009- “Understanding Borders” SPA 523 and “Urban and Regional Economics” SPA 445.

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o 2010 - EU Urban Regions – Jean Monnet Chair course o 2010 - EU Border Regions - Jean Monnet Chair course

e.3 Software Development (Indicate whether each has been peer reviewed) 8. TEACHING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA a. Courses Taught (Exclude directed studies courses) Evaluation1 Availability2 No. of Procedures of Evaluation Year Course Hours/Week Term Students Used Results 2014 390 distance/3 fall 73 a b/c 2014 551 distance/3 summer 18 a b/c 2014 551 distance/3 summer 15 a b/c 2014 4/578 distance/3 spring 05 a b/c 2014 EUS 300 /3 spring 22 a b/c 2013 4/579 distance/3 summer 6 a b/c 2013 551 distance/3 summer 23 a b/c 2013 551 distance/3 summer 26 a b/c 2013 4/578 distance/3 spring 5 a b/c 2013 EUS300 /3 spring 19 a b/c 2012 551 distance/3 summer 25 a b/c 2012 579 distance/3 summer 11 a b/c 2012 578 distance/3 spring 7 a b/c 2012 EUS300 /3 spring 38 a b/c 2011 July 2011 / December 2011 Study Leave 2011 548EUB distance/3 summer 6 a b/c 2011 548EUR distance/3 spring 7 a b/c 2011 548EUB distance/3 spring 6 a b/c 2011 EUS300 /3 spring 34 a b/c 2010 EUS300 /3 spring 33 a b/c 2010 548EUR distance/3 spring 3 a b/c 2010 445 distance/3 spring 23 a b/c 2010 551 distance/3 summer 18 a b/c 2010 551 distance/3 summer 25 a b/c 2009 551 distance/3 summer 27 a b/c 2009 465 distance/3 spring 25 a b/c

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2006 551 distance/ 3 summer 27 a b/c 2006 465 distance/ 3 summer 14 a b/c 2006 EUS 300 1 spring 27 a b/c 2006 553 distance/ 3 spring 14 a b/c 2005 551 distance/ 3 summer 12 a b/c 2005 553 distance/ 3 spring 16 a b/c 2004 EUS300 1 fall 32 a b/c 2004 551 3 fall 26 a b/c 2004 551 distance/ 3 summer 12 a b/c 2004 EUS300 1 spring 31 a b/c 2004 523 3 spring 21 a b/c 2004 520 3 spring 3 a b/c 2003 551b 3 summer 35 a b/c 2003 523 distance/ 3 spring 14 a b/c 2003 520 3 spring 04 a b/c 2003 551a 3 spring 12 a b/c 2002 551b 3 fall 23 a b/c 2002 551a 3 fall 37 a b/c 2002 520 with T.Vakil 3fall 12 a b/c 2002 523 with G.McIn 3summer 04 a b/c 2002 551b 3 summer 21 a b/c 2002 551a 3 spring 23 a b/c 2002 523 3 spring 04 a b/c 2001 423 distance/3 winter 24 a b/c 2001 551a 3 winter 20 a b/c 2001 551b 3 winter 05 a b/c Note: Use the appropriate letters to indicate how evaluations were conducted and where the results are

available. Instructor consent is normally required for release of any evaluation results. Release of evaluation results may be required for salary review, promotion and tenure decisions or where University policy requires disclosure of teaching evaluations (e.g., procedures under the University Harassment Policy).

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8. TEACHING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA b. Directed Readings Courses Taught Evaluation1 Availability2 No. of Procedures of Evaluation Year Course Hours/Week Term Students Used Results 2014 390 1 summer 3

2013 390 1 summer 3

2010 590 1 spring 1 2010 490 2 spring 1

2007 590 2 spring 1

2006 590 2 summer 1

2005 590 1 fall 1 2005 590 1 spring 1

2004 590 2 spring 1

2003 590 4 fall 7 2003 590 4 summer 7

2002 590 2 summer 3 2002 590 2 spring 1

2001 590 2 winter 1 1 a. Student questionnaires 2 a. Available from the instructor (numerical ratings) b. Available from the Department/School b. Student questionnaires (with instructor's consent) (written comments) c. Available from the Dean's Office (with c. Comparisons of student ratings instructor's consent) across School/Department instructors d. Peer review(s)

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8. TEACHING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA c. Graduate Student Supervision Evaluation1 Availability2 Degree Type of Unit Weight Procedures of Evaluation Year Student Name Program Supervision* of Supervision Used Results 2014 Edwin Hodge PhD (2) Sociology (UVic/ HKHallgrimsdottir) 2014 Richard Mah MPA (1) Final Report 2014 Serena Kataoka PhD (2) Political Science (UVic/W.Magnusson) 2014 Grahaem Crouch PhD (2) Political Science (UVic/A.Verdun) 2014 Lois Stewart PhD (2) Sociology (UVic/HKHallgrimsdottir) 2014 Tatiana Shaban PhD (1) Political Science (UVic /A.Verdun) 2013 Lois Stewart PhD (2) Sociology UVic (chair HKHallgrimdottir) 2013 Danielle Bernard MPA (1) Final Report 2013 Chris Boucher MPA (1) Final Report 2013 Tatianna Shaban PhD (1) Political Science UVic (cochair A.Verdun) 2013 Susanne Forbich MPA (1) Final Report 2012 Afshin Manglori MPA (3) Final Report 2012 Tatiana Shaban PhD (1) Political Science UVic co supervision A.Verdun 2012 Susanne Forbrich MPA (1) Final Report 2012 Richard Mah MPA (1) Final Report 2012 Jonathan Barr MPA (1) Final Report 2012 Nancy Bray MPA (1) Final Report 2011 Paul Thorkelsson MPA (1) Final Report 2011 Graeme Crouch MA (3) Political Science UVic 2011 Steve Dickson MPA (1) Final Report 2011 Hassem Dandashly PhD (2) Political Science UVic member 2010 Julie Dufort MA (3) MA Political Science UQAM 2010 Paul Kadota MPA (1) Final Report 2010 Emma Pullman MA (3) MA Political Science UVic 2010 Sarah Davis MPA (4) Final Report 2010 Siu-Ming Kwok MA (1) MA Political Science Western 2010 Lisa Talavia MPA (4) Final Report Spencer 2010 Peter Lane MPA (1) Final Report 2010 Jasun Fox MPA (1) Final Report

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2010 Alexander Gunn MA (3) MA Political Science UVic 2010 Mark Haines/Dar MPA (3) Final Report Purewall 2010 Louisa Pontaranes MPA (1) Final Report 2010 Serena Kataoka Ph.D. (2) Thesis – UVic Political Science 2009 Pamela Show Ph.D. (2) Thesis – UVic Geography 2009 Sara McIntosh MA (2) Thesis – UVic Arts 2009 Jaye Russel MPA (1) Final Report 2009 Kate Berniaz MPA (1) Final Report 2008 Peter Marohnic MPA (1) Final Report 2008 Leo Sui MPA (2) Final Report 2008 Michael Buda MPA (1) Final Report 2008 Serena Kataoka Ph.D. (2) Thesis – Uvic Political Science 2008 Assem Dandashly Ph.D. (2) Thesis – Uvic Political Science 2008 Can Mutlu MA (3) Thesis – UVic Political Science 2007 Kevin Volk MPA (1) Final Report 2007 Carsten Erbe MPA (1) Final Report 2007 Saima Akbar MPA (1) Final Report 2007 Jill Symonds MA (1) Thesis 2007 In-In Pyjyinno MPA (2) Final Report 2007 Scott Coe MPA (2) Final Report 2007 Ben Brunnen MPA (1) Final Report 2006 Khushwant Dillon MPA (3) Final Report 2006 Melanie Solterbeck MA (3) Thesis- UVic Political Science 2006 Sam Broadbent MPA (3) Final Report 2006 Hafeez Jamali MPA (1) Thesis 2006 Zebulon King MPA (1) Final Report 2006 Shannon Daniel MPA (1) Final Report 2006 Todd Hataley Ph.D. (3) Thesis - Queen’s University 2005 Blair Schumacher MPA (2) Final Report 2005 Jonathan Harou MA (3) Thesis - IRNS-UQAM 2005 Sanda Farcas MA (3) Thesis – UVic Political Science 2005 Aman Gill MA (2) Thesis UVic Geography 2005 Derek Uram MPA (1) Thesis 2005 Cecilia Lei MPA (1) Thesis 2005 Urszula Mezynska MPA (1) Final Report 2005 Hayden Lansdell MPA (1) Final Report

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2004 Jody Medernach MPA (1) Final Report 2004 Renata Pistone MPA (1) Final Report 2004 Alex Young MPA (1) Final Report 2004 Tanya Kaul MPA (1) Final Report 2004 Ian Bradley MPA (2) Final Report 2004 Meagan Gerley MPA (1) Final Report 2003 Linda Mazzei MPA (2) Final Report 2003 Joni Heinrich MPA (1) Final Report 2003 Brent Mueller MA (3) UVIC MA Thesis 2002 Marijke Edmondson, MPA (1) Final Report 2002 Scott Barillaro MPA (2) Final Report 2002 David Curtis MPA (4) Final Report 2002 Tanya Young MPA (1) Final Report 2002 Sarah Morden MPA (2) Final Report (1) Chairman of supervisory committee (i.e. supervisor or co-supervisor); (2) Member of supervisory committee; (3) External examiner (indicate if at another university); or (4) Chairman of examination committee. 1 a. Student questionnaires 2 a. Available from the instructor (numerical ratings) b. Available from the Department/School b. Student questionnaires (with instructor's consent) (written comments) c. Available from the Dean's Office (with c. Comparisons of student ratings instructor's consent) across School/Department instructors d. Peer review(s) e. Self-evaluation(s) f. Post-graduate survey(s) g. Other evaluation/review procedures used 8. TEACHING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA

d. Additional Teaching Activities

• November 2014 – PACTE Grenoble : University of Grenoble, France, Professeur Invité. Septembre 2006 – 2011: University of Lille II, France Institut d’Études Politiques, Lille, France: Professeur Invité.

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• University of Western Ontario – Master of Public Administration, Visiting Professor, Summer course (a week long course) – Local Government Policy Process, May 2001, May 2002, May 2003, May 2004, May 2005, May 2006, May 2007, May 2008, May 2009, May 2010.

• University of Lund, Sweden – Department of Political Science, Summer semester – a 12 hours seminar on North American City Governance (May/June 2002).

• University of Lille, France – Political Science Institute, Visiting Professor, 16 hours seminar on Globalisation and Cities/World Cities: November 2006, November 2007, October 2008, November 2009, November 2010, November 2011, 16 hours seminar.

• University of Iceland – Visiting Professor, Fall 2009, Summer 2011 – “World Cities”

d.1 Guest Lectures Please - see invitations and keynotes-

• Durham University, 2011 • University of Kent – Brussels Campus, 2010 • IGA - University of Grenoble II, France, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013,

2014 • Institut d’Étude Politique, Grenoble, France, 2011, • University of Mons, Belgium, 2007, 2009, 2010 • Institut d’Études Politiques/University of Lille II, France, 2005, 2007 • University of Iceland, Iceland, Summer 2002, 2004, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013

d.2 Peer Reviews of the Teaching of Colleagues

d.3 Professional Teaching Activities, Including Workshops

d.4 Other Teaching Activities

9. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES

a. University and Faculty Committees (includes offices held and dates)

• France Canada Research Foundation UVIC Committee 2002-2003. • Senate, University of Victoria, October 2005-June 06

d. School Committees and Responsibilities

• Student Selection Committee 2008- • Curriculum and Staffing Committee September 2004-2006 • SPA Governing Council, July 2000- • European Union Canada Student Mobility Program, 2001-2006

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• School of Public Administration – Local Government Institute - Seminar Series, July 2001- • European Studies Program governing council, July 2008 -

10. OTHER INFORMATION (Optional) 2.4 Currently under review: 2.5 Work in progress: