Strategic Plan 2016-2020

and

Annual Report 2016

July 2017
Strategic Plan 2016-2020
Message from the Dean 01

Strategic Priorities 02

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Message from the Dean
Faculty of Social Science Facts and Figures
This is an exciting time for the Faculty of Social
Teaching Excellence 04 Science at Western. Over the past couple of
years, we have made great progress towards our
Faculty Teaching Awards and Honours goal of Faculty-wide renewal and an enhanced
research profile, and the world has noticed. In just
Research Impact 06 two years, Western Social Science has jumped 57
positions on the QS World University Rankings. In
2015, we were ranked 148 in the world; our 2017 We are also developing and strengthening our
Faculty Research Awards and Honours ranking is 91. This would not have happened Departments. We are working to move our First
without the outstanding work and commitment Nations Studies program into a full-fledged
Faculty Revitalization 08 Department, with Professor Janice Forsyth, formerly
of our Chairs, Associate Deans, faculty, and staff.
in the Faculty of Health Sciences, at the helm.
Departmental Renewal 09 How are we moving so far so fast? Over the This important development closely aligns with
four-year period 2016-2020, we plan to make Western’s Indigenous Strategic Plan.
Outreach and Advancement 10 approximately 50 tenure-track hires in the
Faculty of Social Science. These hires—all of We are also proud to announce that MOS has
which will be done in research clusters been officially renamed the DAN Department of
Our Departments in 2016 strategically determined by our faculty Management & Organizational Studies in
members—will be spread across our eight recognition of the long-term and generous support
12 it has received from businessman and alumnus
Faculty of Social Science leadership team Departments. Increasing the proportion of
research-intensive faculty both increases our Aubrey Dan.
Department Chairs 13 research impact and aids our quest for teaching
excellence. We have freed up the resources for Recognizing that student learning happens all over
re-investment in faculty renewal by becoming our building, in January 2017 we opened a new
Anthropology 14 Student Reading Room that gives students a
more efficient in the delivery of our programs. In
just two years, we have reduced the number of well-appointed and welcoming space for both
Economics 15 indidivual and group study. The room was busy
our course sections taught by part-time faculty
by 194, taking the percentage of Social Science through the remainder of the school year, prompting
Geography 16 courses taught by part-time instructors to about us to explore additional ways to improve student
25 per cent from a high of 54 per cent in 2015. space in our building, including upgrading labs,
History 17 Also important, 21 full-time faculty have teaching spaces and common areas.
committed to retire over the next two years.
This document outlines our Strategic Plan for
DAN Management & Organizational Studies 18 These developments are enabling us to hire new
research-intensive faculty members to continue 2016-20, and details major initiatives and research
to move the Faculty forward. highlights in the Faculty of Social Science over the
Political Science 19 past two years.

20 A new Institute for Social and Economic Policy

Psychology
Sociology
2016-17 External Research Funding
External Grants: Investigators and Projects
Representative Faculty Publications
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Our future is looking very bright indeed. I look
will open this year, with Professor Victoria Esses
as its first director. This initiative, which is integral forward to the years ahead as we work together to
21 to our plan for research excellence, will enhance build an even stronger Faculty.
research synergy between many of our existing
22 research centres and help strengthen our
research output and innovation.
24 Robert Andersen,
Professor and Dean
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 Faculty of Social Science Strategic Plan 2016 Quick Facts and Figures
The goal of the Faculty of Social Science is to be the best possible place for excellent faculty and
staff to work and for students to learn. In order to create an internationally competitive research
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and teaching environment, we are working to foster a culture of belonging, along with our focus on Tenured or Tenure-Track Professors Limited Term Professors
research excellence. With this in mind, the Strategic Plan for the Faculty of Social Science has five
inter-related objectives:
153 47
Master’s Degrees Conferred PhD Degrees Conferred
Teaching Excellence
Continue to emphasize the importance of excellent undergraduate and graduate instruction.

1,678 6,995
Research Impact New Undergraduate enrolments in Undergraduate students enrolled in
Increase our research output, with the goal of cementing Western Social Science’s place in the top
the Faculty of Social Science Social Science programs
100 social science faculties in the world. Particular emphasis will be placed on building excellence
in empirical social science.

Faculty Revitalization
Use funds obtained from improved efficiency to hire as many world-class tenure-track or tenured 2016-17 Enrolments
faculty members as possible.
Year 1 Enrolments
Social Science 817
Departmental Renewal DAN Department of Management & Organizational Studies 861
Strengthen the cohesiveness and profile of all eight core Departments in the Faculty of Social
Science, while at the same time encouraging cross-disciplinary collaborations.

Upper Year and Graduate Enrolments Upper Year Masters PhD

Outreach and Advancement Undergraduate
Increase our connection to our graduates, retired faculty, potential donors and the general public Anthropology 134 31 29
to promote the activities of our Faculty. Engage our scholars in the research culture of the Faculty American Studies - 5 -
within and across Departments.
Economics 510 8 50
Financial Economics - 39 -
We have already made significant progress on all five of these objectives over the past two years, as
Geography 160 39 41
detailed in the remainder of this report.
History 214 29 41
DAN Management 1,939 - -
Political Science 503 18 22
GDip Accounting - 39 -
In 2017, the Faculty of Social Public Administration - 11 -
Science at Western was ranked Psychology 1,120 49 79

91bystQSinUniversity
theRankings.
world Neuroscience
Sociology
-
737
18
21
10
28
Faculty of Social Science Totals 6995 307 300

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 Teaching Excellence
Western is committed to providing the best student experience, and high quality education is
central to the mission of the Faculty of Social Science. Outstanding pedagogy is demonstrated
through the active, critical role of the instructor who fosters critical thinking and inspires students
to engage in the quest for knowledge as a value and a skill.
By honouring such individuals, the Faculty of Social Science demonstrates its commitment to
teaching as a scholarly endeavor, and highlights the importance of outstanding teaching to our
Although there are exceptions (e.g., those with professional
qualifications and designations), tenured and tenure-track
research-intensive faculty members tend to be best qualified to
teach the most recent and innovative research in their disciplines.
Faculty in permanent positions also have more security to innovate
and the ability to engage long-term with both undergraduate and

55%
Faculty. The establishment in 2016 of the new Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching reflects our graduate students. The proportion of courses taught by part-time
commitment to recognizing and rewarding excellence in teaching in the Faculty. instructors has been reduced from 54 per cent in 2015 to 25 per cent
in 2017 but our long-term goal is to reach 20 per cent: we have made
Our faculty are also recognized by their peers for their innovative work in the classroom. great strides over the past two years and will continue to move in this decrease in proportion of
direction. courses taught by Limited
Duties appointments
We are also investigating possible ways to innovate in our graduate
programs. In particular, we are exploring one-year coursework MA
Faculty Teaching Awards and Honours programs that provide our graduates with in-demand skills for the la-
bour market. We are also considering the possibility of revenue-gen-
erating cross-Department MAs focusing on methodological training.
2016
• Ann Bigelow, DAN Management — Edward G. Pleva Award for Excellence in Teaching
• Jeff Hopkins, Geography — Social Science Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
• Sarah Ross, DAN Management — Award of Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
• Andrew Sancton, Political Science — Social Science Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
• David Sherry, Psychology — Social Science Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
Percentage of courses taught by part-time instructors by department
2014-15 and 2017-18
2017
80
• Anton Allahar, Sociology — Award of Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching
70
• Dan Bousfield, Political Science — Marilyn Robinson Award for Excellence in Teaching
• Ian Colquhoun, Anthropology — Vice-Provost Award for Excellence in Collaborative Teaching 60
• Lisa Hodgetts, Anthropology — Social Science Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
• Jeff Hopkins, Geography — Excellence in Teaching Geography Award, Canadian Associaton 50
of Geographers
• Andrew Walsh, Anthropology — Vice-Provost Award for Excellence in Collaborative Teaching 40

30

20

10

0
Anthro Eco Geo His DAN PoliSci Psych Soc TOTAL
2014-15 2017-18

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 Research Impact
The Faculty of Social Science is the top-ranked Faculty at Western. Our faculty examine human
activity in all its complexity to better understand the past, engage with the present, and influence
the future. The quality and impact of their research is widely recognized by their peers:
Faculty Research Awards and Honours
• Christopher Alcantara, Political Science — 2017 S.M. Lipset Best Book Award, American
Political Science Association; 2016 John McMenemy Prize, Canadian Political Association.
• Anton Allahar, Sociology — 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award, Caribbean Studies Association
• Robert Andersen, Sociology — 2017 Outstanding Contribution Award, Canadian Sociological
Association
• Richard Butler, Geography — UNWTO Ulysses Prize for Excellence in the Creation and
Dissemination of Knowledge
• Lorne Campbell, Psychology — 2016 Fellow of the Society for Personality and Social
Psychology
• Mark Cleveland, DAN Management — 2016 Hans B. Thorelli Award, American Marketing
Assocation
• Chris Ellis, Anthropology — 2017 Smith-Wintemberg Award, Canadian Archaeological
Association
• Jessica Grahn, Psychology — 2017 Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science
• Michelle Hamilton, History (with K. Jamieson) — Joseph Brant Award from the Ontario
Historical Society
• Albert Katz, Psychology — 2017 Fellow of the Canadian Society for Brain Behaviour and
Cognitive Science
• Katrina Moser, Geography (with Beth Hundey, Sam Russel and Fred Longstaffe) — Henry
Cowles Award for Excellence in Publication in Biogeography
• Stephen Lomber, Psychology — 2017 Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science
• Isaac Luginaah, Geography — 2017 Kwadwo Konadu-Agyemang Distinguished Scholar Award,
American Association of Geographers
• Robert MacDougall, History — 2016 Albert B. Corey Prize, American Historical Association/
Canadian Historical Association
• Gordon McBean, Geography — 2017 International Meteorological Organization Prize, World Meteoro-
logical Organization; 2016 Cleveland Abbe Award, American Meteorological Society
• Jennifer Robertson, DAN Management — 2016 Emerald Citations of Excellence
• Laurel Shire, History — Rembert Patrick Award, Florida Historical Society; Mary Kelley Best Book
Prize, Society for Historians of the Early American Republic
• Bonnie Simpson, DAN Management — 2016 Emerald Citations of Excellence
• Don Saklofske, Psychology — Fellow of Society for Personality and Social Psychology; Life Member
at Large, Educational and School Psychologists, Canadian Psychological Association
• Phil Stooke, Geography — 2016 Association of College & Research Libraries annual list of
Outstanding Academic Titles
• Zack Taylor, Political Science — 2016 Best Dissertation, Urban and Local Politics Section, American
Political Science Association
• Tony Weis, Geography — 2017-18 Rachel Carson Fellowship at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität of
Munich
• John Whalley, Economics — 2016 Fellow of the Canadian Economics Association
• Ron Wonnacott, Economics — 2016 Order of Canada
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Proud as we are of our achievements, however, we are looking higher,
aiming to be firmly ranked among the top 100 social science
research faculties in the world. Strengthening the Faculty of Social
Science’s research profile will allow us to recruit top graduate
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students and faculty from across the country and around the world,
create international research collaborations, and better compete for
international grants and funding. Achieving this goal means
improving both the quality and quantity of our research output,
increasing our grant revenue, and promoting our work. This is a
Canada Research Chairs
long-term project: we plan to build deep and broad research
strengths which will drive and sustain our improved ranking.
Institute for Social and Economic Policy
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Our research profile will be improved by encouraging our
Departments to create better connections and by the development
of Faculty-wide research initiatives. Our new Institute for Social and
Economic Policy is the keystone to this strategy. The Institute will Tri-Council grants held
form an umbrella under which five existing Centres will fall: by faculty members as
Principal Investigators in
• Canada-US Centre (formerly the Canada-US Institute) 2016, worth a total
• Centre for Human Capital and Productivity full-term value of
• Centre for Population, Health and Aging
•
•
Centre for Research on Migration and Ethnic Relations
Centre for Urban Policy and Local Governance
$36,766,810
Social Science Distinguished Lecture Series
Lectures from prominent external researchers revitalize our research
culture, establish connections with researchers from around the
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world, and publicize the activities of our Departments across the
world. We will create a Social Science Distinguished Lecture series
to give our Departments, and the Faculty more generally, the
capacity to host leading scholars from distant institutions on a other external research
regular basis. Each Department will have at least one distinguished grants or contracts held
visiting academic deliver a public lecture each year as part of the by faculty members
overall Social Science series. in 2016, worth a total
full-term value of
Research Office
$56,738,842
In order to support our researchers’ applications to external funding
agencies and increase their success rates, we have hired two
research officers, who also help develop the nominations of
exceptional faculty for internal and external research awards.
Detailed lists of grants received and material published by our
faculty members in 2016 are included later in this report.
 Faculty Revitalization Departmental Renewal
The Faculty of Social Science is planning an ambitious hiring While interdisciplinary research undoubtedly leads to innovation, increasing the strength and
campaign in the next few years at a time when most Faculties, profile of the Faculty as a whole means increasing the profile of all our Departments whenever

in Canada and elsewhere, are retrenching.
Hiring new tenure-track faculty will renew our research capacity
and build for the future, while the recruitment of senior
research-intensive academics will provide new leadership and
drive international awareness of our Departments, the Faculty
and the University more generally.
Improving the efficiency of our course offerings has resulted in
approximately $2.2 million being reallocated from part-time
appointments to proposed tenure-track positions, with only limited
impact on the substantive choices offered to our students. Twenty-one
full-time faculty members have given official notice that they will
retire before July 2019, most of them clearly stating that the promise
of faculty renewal, and trust that we will carry out the mission, made
this decision easier. These retirements, combined with our efficiency
measures, have allowed us to reallocate almost $6 million to tenured
and tenure-track hiring, meaning that virtually all of our new hires will
be totally funded from the Faculty of Social Science’s base budget.
As we welcome new faculty members, we have created new mentorship
programs for pre-tenure and mid-career faculty. Both seek to foster a
culture of research excellence and to encourage the development of
strong working relationships within and across Departments. The first
will guide and encourage junior faculty as they work to meet the
expectations for tenure, while the second will support mid-career
faculty as they mature into senior scholars, teachers and leaders.
The mentorship programs are the responsibility of the newly created
position of Associate Dean, Faculty and Operations.
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possible. Strong Departments are important for curriculum. Faculty members provide research
and teaching expertise that ensure disciplinary standards are met. If disciplinary boundaries
become too weak, we risk losing the critical mass necessary to maintain educational programs.
In short, both faculty and students benefit from strong Departments.
full-time faculty members
have given notice of It is also the case that most university rankings are based on the activities occurring within
retirement before July 2019. Departments and Faculties, rather than University-wide initiatives. Moreover, faculty members —
whose opinions are an important source of data for reputational rankings — tend to judge
universities on the strengths of their own disciplines (and some measures, such as the QS
Rankings, explicitly ask for these opinions).
Most of our Departments are mid-sized, and while we will experience significant growth in our
faculty complement over the next several years, our Departments will generally remain smaller
50
anticipated new
than most of the higher-rated Departments in the world. While large Departments can afford to be
comprehensive, it is difficult for smaller Departments to compete in all areas. Specialization will
allow our Departments to excel in particular research areas by building on existing areas of
strength. Our goal is for each Department to be the best, or among the best in Canada in at least
tenured/tenure-track
one signature area of research.
appointments
between 2016 and 2020
Over the next few years:
• when possible, we will hire in research ‘clusters’, recruiting several exceptional tenure-track
and/or tenured faculty in the Department’s main area of research excellence within a short
period of time
• no appointment will be made until a world-class candidates has been secured. In the event that
an exceptional candidate cannot be secured in a particular recruitment year, the search will
continue the following year
• whenever suitable opportunities arise, we will recruit senior faculty with world-class research
records

New Tenure-Track and Tenured Appointments in 2016/2017

• Victor Aguiar, Economics, • Alex Benson, Psychology, • Nail Kashaev, Economics, • Andrea Waters-Rist, Anthropology
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor (Tenured)

• Roy Allen, Economics, • Rachel Calogero, Psychology, • Joseph Mullins, Economics, • Stephen Williamson, Economics
Assistant Professor Associate Professor (Tenured) Assistant Professor Professor (Tenured)

• Dave Armstrong, Political Science, • Janice Forsyth, First Nations Studies/ • Ryan Stevenson, Psychology, • Anna Zajacova, Sociology
Associate Professor (Tenured) Sociology, Associate Professor (Tenured) Assistant Professor Associate Professor (Tenured)

• Dale Balluci, Sociology, • Anders Holm, Sociology, • Sean Waite, Sociology,

Assistant Professor Professor (Tenured) Assistant Professor

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 Outreach and Advancement
As we achieve each new success, we must be able to share
it with the world. Our goal is to increase our connection with The Social
Established in 2016, the
We are also in the process of recruiting a Director of
Advancement and Alumni Relations. This newly created $2-million;
Social Science graduates, retired faculty, potential donors, position will aid the Faculty in fundraising and alumni Value of endowed gift from
and the general public. These groups can be our greatest magazine highlights faculty engagement, helping to create a sense of ownership to The Jarislowsky Foundation,
promoters. successes, and updates support our goals. matched by Western, to
alumni and supporters around establish the Stephen A.
We also want to ensure that everyone who teaches and learns the world. While we have worked hard to ensure that we are operating in Jarislowsky Chair in Central
in the Faculty is fully engaged with our revitalized research a cost-effective manner, the decline in public funding for Banking in the Department of
culture and informed of our colleagues’ achievements and universities over the past couple of decades, and budgetary Economics.
innovations, both within their own Department and across uncertainty facing us in the coming years makes fund-raising
the Faculty. This is achieved through more community events, increasingly key to our growth and success.
and through increased promotion of successes.
Our fundraising priorities include:
We have created a new Communications Officer positionj to DAN Department Balakrishnan
help share our successes in the Faculty and outside. Our new of Management & • an endowed Distinguished Lecture for each Department
Distinguished
biannual magazine, The Social highlights faculty successes (which together will form the Social Science Distinguished
and regular updates on Faculty events are available on our
Organizational Lecture Series) Lecture in
website, Facebook, Twitter and communication channels used Studies • endowed Research Chairs in the strategic areas identified
Population Dynamics
by the university. was officially renamed in by each of our Departments
recognition of the • funds to ensure the longevity and vitality of the new Insti- and Inequality
The websites of the Faculty and the Departments are being long-term and generous tute for Social and Economic Policy. founded through a generous
renewed to feature more stories and information of interest to support of businessman and gift from Professor Emeritus
the wider public. alumnus Aubrey Dan. T.R. Balakrishnan.

History: It’s About Time was In 2016, the Department of

a conference for area high Sociology welcomed back
school students, held in May distinguished professors
2017, intended to create In 2016, the Department of During Homecoming, emeriti to celebrate the
stronger connections with Economics celebrated its alumni are invited to “Meet Department’s 50th
the community. 50th anniversary, welcoming the Dean at the Ceeps”, anniversary.
back world-renowned fostering a continued sense
alumni to recognize a of belonging in the Faculty.
tradition of excellence.
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 Annual Report 2016
Our Faculty is the largest undergraduate Faculty on campus, and is one of the largest and most Department Chairs
diverse Social Science faculties in Canada.

Recognized for its research excellence, the quality of its undergraduate teaching, and its
innovative graduate programs, Western Social Science placed 91st in the world according to the
2017 QS ranking.

The Faculty of Social Science includes eight core Departments - Anthropology, Economics,
Geography, History, DAN Management & Organizational Studies, Political Science, Psychology,
and Sociology.

Social Science students can also enroll in the interdisciplinary Department of Women’s Studies
and Feminist Research, which is housed in Arts & Humanities. Other interdisciplinary programs
associated with the Faculty of Social Science include American Studies, First Nations Studies Kim Clark Audra Bowlus Jamie Voogt
(currently in the process of becoming a Department), International Relations, Linguistics, Anthropology Economics Geography
Migration and Ethnic Relations, Neuroscience, Transitional Justice, and the new Philosophy,
Politics and Economics degree.

Faculty of Social Science Leadership Team

Francine McKenzie Mitch Rothstein Don Abelson

History DAN Management Political Science

Robert Andersen, Jamie Baxter, Linda Brock, Joan Finegan,

Dean Associate Dean, Director of Administration Associate Dean,
Graduate Studies Undergraduate Studies

Scott MacDougall-Shackleton Tracey Adams

Psychology Sociology

Margaret McGlynn, Ken McRae, Dan Shrubsole

Associate Dean, Associate Dean, Assistant Dean,
Faculty and Operations Research Special Projects
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Department of Anthropology Full-time Faculty
July 2017
Western’s Anthropology Department stands out in Canada
because of the strong representation of all four subfields of Professors
anthropology.
Kim Clark
Regna Darnell
Our faculty complement is evenly balanced between
Chris Ellis
archaeologists and biological anthropologists (9), and
Neal Ferris
linguistic and sociocultural anthropologists (9). We have several
areas of research and teaching strength that cross Associate Professors
sub-disciplinary boundaries, including: Archaeology and
Bioarchaeology; Environment, Culture and Political Ecology; Ian Colquhoun
Randa Farah
and Identities and Mobility.
Tania Granadillo
Lisa Hodgetts
Existing synergies have been strengthened with the recent hiring Dan Jorgensen
of bio-archaeologists Andrea Waters-Rist (from Leiden Jean-Francois Millaire
University) and Jay Stock (from the University of Cambridge). Andrew Nelson
Karen Pennesi
New synergies will emerge in the coming year as we search for
Adriana Premat
two sociocultural anthropologists. We have strong collaborative Andrew Walsh
relations within the Department, with other Departments and Andrea Waters-Rist
programs on campus, and with the Canadian and international
communities where we carry out research. Assistant Professors
Sherrie Larkin
Our doctoral- and masters-level graduate programs consistently Peter Timmins
attract outstanding Canadian and international applicants, as
demonstrated by our students’ exceptional record of success Professors Emeriti
in external scholarship competitions. We offer a wide range of
Chet Creider
courses for undergraduate students, including rich experiential
Douglass Drozdow-St. Christian
learning opportunities in all subfields. James Freedman
Lee Guemple
El Molto
2016 Quick Facts
Jean-Marc Philibert
Michael Spence
Full-time Faculty
Department of Economics July 2017
In 2016-17, the Department of Economics celebrated its 50th Professors
anniversary. It has a highly distinguished history, and continues
Audra Bowlus
to be among the top Departments in the world. In 2014, Western Rui Castro
Economics set a strategic goal to become a Top 30 Economics Tim Conley
Jim Davies
Department in the world as ranked by a RePEC ranking measure Silvia Gonçalves
based on a measure of the number of journal pages generated by
Lance Lochner
Chris Robinson
Departments weighted by the impact of the journals and by the Terry Sicular
number of authors. Todd Stinebrickner
Stephen Williamson
Charles Zheng
At the time, the Department was ranked 36th in the world, 10th in
North American public universities, and 3rd in Canada. Today, Associate Professors
Western Economics has moved up to 33rd in the world and 9th in
Elizabeth Caucutt
North America. We are still behind UBC (19th) and Toronto (29th), but Tai-Yeong Chung
with strategic hires and retention practices we are gaining on them Maria Goltsman
Igor Livshits
and see ourselves as solidly positioned in the Top 3 in Canada. Jim MacGee
Salvador Navarro
We have achieved these gains through focusing our hiring primarily Gregory Pavlov
Al Slivinski
in the core areas of economics – macroeconomics, microeconom- Lars Stentoft*
Peter Streufert
ics and econometrics – and our chosen area of research strength:
Human Capital and Productivity. The latter area is supported by our Assistant Professors
Centre for Human Capital and Productivity led by Tier I CRC Lance
Lochner. We are also currently involved in a hiring search to fill a Tier Victor Aguiar
Roy Allen
II CRC in this area. Simona Cociuba
Nail Kashaev
Nirav Mehta
In 2016, we also successfully secured an endowed Chair in Central Joseph Mullins
Banking through a very large donation and matching funds. The Ananth Ramanarayanan
David Rivers
inaugural Chair holder, Stephen Williamson, joined the Department in
Bruno Salcedo [as of January 2018]
July 2017 and will significantly help raise the Department’s research Charles Saunders
Jacob Short
and policy profile in the area of monetary policy. Moving forward our Glen Stirling
focus will continue to be on moving up in the rankings by hiring high
quality faculty and providing a supportive research environment. Lecturers

Leigh MacDonald

2016 Quick Facts

Desmond McKeon

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Jeannie Shearer

Tenured or Tenure-Track Limited Term Faculty Professors Emeriti

Professors 29 5
Tenured or Tenure-Track Limited Term Faculty Kul Bhatia
Ake Blomqvist
7 3 Professors Russ Boyer
David Burgess
Master’s Degrees Conferred PhD Degrees Conferred
30 2 R.A.L. Carter
Paul Davenport
Master’s Degrees Conferred PhD Degrees Conferred
5 11 C. Knick Harley
David Laidler
Tri-Council grants held in 2016, Other external grants or J. Clark Leith

worth a total full-term value of contracts held in 2016, worth a

23 16 John Palmer
Michael Parkin
Tri-Council grants held in 2016, Other external grants or
total full-term value of Arthur Robson
$3,260,200 worth a total full-term value of contracts held in 2016, worth a John Whalley
$9,626,830 $2,641,723 total full-term value of
Ron Wintrobe
Ron Wonnacott

$4,993,598 *Cross Appointed with other

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Department of Geography Full-time Faculty
July 2017
The Department of Geography has identified “Urban
Environments” as a strategic focus. Rapid and widespread urban Professors
expansion can stress the environment, infrastructure and human Peter Ashmore
health and produce wide social inequalities, but it also presents Jamie Baxter
opportunities for innovative solutions to these pressing challenges. Brian Branfireun*
Urban populations depend on food, energy, materials and labour Irena Creed*
sourced from close and distant ecological and social networks, and Jason Gilliland
Milford Green
produce pollution and wastes with far-reaching effects. Geography Fred Longstaffe*
is well suited to examine such connections across scales – from Isaac Luginaah
local to global – by integrating qualitative, quantitative and spatial Jacek Malczewski
analysis. Dan Shrubsole
Chris Smart
Jinfei Wang
The Department’s new strategic focus will strengthen connections
and collaboration across its four established research clusters: Associate Professors
Urban Studies; Environment, Development and Health; Physical
Geography; and Geographic Information Science. Godwin Arku
Bipasha Baruah*
Michael Buzzelli
The focus on urban environments can be greatly enhanced Jeff Hopkins
through the use of modern geospatial technologies under the Desmond Moser*
umbrella of “Geographic Information Science” (or GISci). We are Katrina Moser
currently planning for three new faculty positions (two to begin Chantelle Richmond
Graham Smith
July 2018, the other in July 2019) in Geographic Information
Phil Stooke*
Science & Urban Environments. Our aim is to build a team with James Voogt
creative expertise in Urban GISci, while enhancing and building on Tony Weis
the natural complementarity of our existing fields. There are also
plans to hire another junior position, the specific focus of which will Assistant Professors
be determined this year.
Carol Hunsberger
Adam Yates
A renewal of the physical and computing infrastructure that will
support GISci-related teaching at undergraduate and graduate Professors Emeriti
levels through the development of two new spatial and data
analysis facilities will accompany the new hires. Elaine Bjorklund
Richard Butler
2016 Quick Facts Don Cartwright
Robert Cecil
Department of History Full-time Faculty
July 2017
The oldest Department in the Faculty, the Department of History
celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2017-18. The discipline’s Professor
presence at Western goes back to 1881, however, when History
James Flath
courses were offered by Rev. F.W. Kerr. The first MA degree Alan MacEachern
awarded at Western in 1903 (to John Dearness) had a Francine McKenzie
Brock Millman
concentration in history. The discipline continues to play an Maya Shatzmiller
important role in the Faculty and the University more generally. William Turkel
Jonathan Vance
Robert Wardhaugh
Today there are several research hubs in the Department,
including Canadian history, American history, digital history, Associate Professor
public history and memory, and international history.
Marta Dyczok
Keith Fleming
Faculty are active in building historical knowledge in traditional Monda Halpern
Michelle Hamilton
and innovative ways, including developing public history sites, Luz Maria Hernández-Sáenz
contributing to digital media, building research collections, Susan Hill
Robert MacDougall
and pioneering new historical methodologies. Allyson May
Margaret McGlynn
Shelley McKellar
The graduate program in Public History is celebrating its 30th Katherine McKenna*
anniversary in 2017, and building on this strength, a new under- Eli Nathans
Nancy Rhoden
graduate public history module will be offered in 2017. Frank Schumacher
Aldona Sendzikas
Carl Young
The Department holds the annual Joanne Goodman Lecture
Series, which is widely recognized as the most important history Assistant Professor
lecture series in Canada.
Michael Dove
Peter Krats
Barbara Murison
Karen Priestman
Laurel Shire
Geoffrey Stewart
Jeffery Vacante
Professors Emeriti
Donald Avery
2016 Quick Facts Roger Emerson
George Emery
David Flaherty

Bill Code 25 7 Benjamin Forster

Tom Guinsburg
20 Mireya Folch-Serra
Don Janelle
Tenured or Tenure-Track Limited Term Faculty Erich Hahn
Roger Hall
Tenured or Tenure-Track Professors Professors A.M.J. Hyatt
Roger King Margaret Kellow
Brian Luckman
22 12 Rodney Millard
10 7 Gordon McBean
Robert McDaniel Master’s Degrees Conferred PhD Degrees Conferred
Peter Neary
John Ogelsby
Master’s Degrees Conferred PhD Degrees Conferred Joy Parr
Pierre Reynard
Charles Ruud

23
Tri-Council grants held in 2016,
worth a total full-term value of
50
Other external grants or
contracts held in 2016, worth a
Micha Pazner 6 12 Thomas Sea
Craig Simpson
Tri-Council grants held in 2016, Other external grants or Isao Soranaka
*Cross Appointed with other
worth a total full-term value of contracts held in 2016, worth a Ian Steele
department
total full-term value of Neville Thompson

$2,976,748 total full-term value of $2,376,892

$7,442,123 $929,142 *Cross Appointed with other
department

16 17
DAN Department of Management
& Organizational Studies Full-time Faculty Department of Political Science Full-time Faculty
July 2017
July 2017
The DAN Department of Management & Organizational Studies With twenty-five faculty members, four degree programs Professor
provides a unique interdisciplinary approach to management Professors
(BA, MA, MPA, PhD) and a graduate diploma (in Public
Don Abelson
research, emphasizing social science and evidence-based Mitch Rothstein Administration), more than seventy undergraduate courses, and Robert Andersen*
foundations. Julie Aitken Schermer thirty graduate courses, the Department of Political Science has Andrés Pérez-Baltodano
a well-deserved reputation for providing students with the kind Richard Vernon
Renamed in 2017 in honour of Aubrey Dan, alumnus and generous Associate Professors
of academic training they require to pursue careers in law,
benefactor, DAN Management is entering an exciting time. The Associate Professor
Daniel Brou government, journalism, business, and education.
Department came together to develop a new strategic plan and Mark Cleveland Christopher Alcantara
identify two new research clusters: Corporate Governance, and Diana Mok Building on its research strengths, the Department of Political Cameron Anderson
Consumer and Organizational Behavior. These research clusters Shahbaz Sheikh Science has developed clusters in global justice, democratic Dave Armstrong
are distinct from typical business school research strategies and Johanna Weststar Nandita Biswas Mellamphy
engagement and multi-level governance. The purpose of these
will further contribute to the unique positioning of DAN Cristine de Clercy
Assistant Professors clusters is both shape the identity of the Department, and to
Caroline Dick
Management in the Faculty of Social Science. encourage faculty and graduate students to collaborate on Radoslav Dimitrov
Wonkyong (Beth) Lee research projects. Marta Dyczok
Eight new tenure-track positions are planned for DAN Ben Marcus Adam Harmes
Management over the next two years. Four new hires in each Jennifer Robertson Martin Horak
The Department has recently made three new appointments,
cluster will, most importantly, provide a substantial increase in Sarah Ross Charles Jones
Bonnie Simpson David Armstrong, Christopher Alcantara, and Zachary Taylor,
Salim Mansur
research output from DAN Management. The new hires will also May Tajima who have already made significant contributions to enhancing Joanna Quinn
contribute to our planned new curriculum stream, Management Jun Wang the Department’s research profile. Erika Simpson
and Legal Studies, as well as supporting our growing involvement Laura Stephenson
in graduate education. Enrolment forecasts for both the MMASC Lecturers
In the 2017-18 academic year, the Department of Political Science
and GDip in Accounting suggest continued growth. It is anticipated Assistant Professor
Ann Bigelow will hire two new faculty members in global justice and democratic
that both these programs will double in size. Bill Dawson engagement who will add to our complement of faculty with Dan Bousfield
Linda Eligh research interests in multi-level governance. Peter Ferguson
In addition, once these eight tenure-track positions have been Maria Ferraro Robert Leone
filled, DAN Management will be in a position to offer a one year Stacey Hann Joseph Lyons
course-based Master’s program that we anticipate could easily Barry Hawn Bruce Morrison
Philip King Zack Taylor
achieve a graduating class size of 50. Raymond Leduc
Michelle Loveland Lecturers
Christina Maco
Danny L. Morrison Nigmendra Narain
Muhammad Shuja
Ruth Ann Strickland 2016 Quick Facts Professors Emeriti
John White
20 5 Carol Agocs

2016 Quick Facts Tenured or Tenure-Track

11
Tenured or Tenure-Track
Professors
8 4
Tri-Council grants held in 2016,
worth a total full-term value of
$371,299
Professors
Limited Term Faculty John Cartwright
Kym Kymlicka
Doug Long
17 50 5 Allan McDougall
Robert Melvin
Limited Term Faculty Master’s Degrees Conferred PhD Degrees Conferred Sid Noel
Elizabeth Riddell-Dixon
7 15 Andrew Sancton
Tri-Council grants held in 2016, Other external grants or
Veronica Schild
Other external grants or Denis Smith
worth a total full-term value of contracts held in 2016, worth a Peter Suttie
contracts held in 2016, worth a total full-term value of
total full-term value of $1,366,546 Martin Westmacott
$1,845,949
$75,473
*Cross Appointed with other
department

18 19
 Full-time Faculty
Department of Psychology July 2017
Department of Sociology Full-time Faculty
July 2017
Professor
Psychology is one of the top-ranked research Departments at The Sociology Department is committed to rebuilding our
Natalie Allen
Western. Our goal is to maintain and increase our stature as an Daniel Ansari research profile to boost our stature internationally and become Professors
Lorne Campbell
internationally leading research-intensive Department of Psychology, Jody Culham recognized as one of the top Sociology Departments in Tracey Adams
with excellence in graduate and undergraduate education. David Dozois
Victoria Esses
Canada. Our field of research excellence is Population Dynamics Anton Allahar
William Fisher and Inequality. Robert Andersen
Ingrid Arnet Connidis
Richard Goffin
In the past year our Department has merged seven areas of Mel Goodale James Côté
research strength to create four signature research clusters: Paul Gribble
Elizabeth Hampson
To build on this area of strength, we have recently hired two Michael Gardiner
Warren Hewitt (on leave)
Clinical Science and Psychopathology; Cognitive, Developmental, Elizabeth Hayden senior scholars and two junior scholars: Anders Holm, an expert Anders Holm
Debra Jared
and Brain Sciences; Industrial/Organizational Psychology; Social Marc Joanisse in stratification; Anna Zajacova, an expert in health inequalities; Laura Huey
Julie McMullin
Ingrid Johnsrude
and Personality Psychology. Albert Katz Sean Waite, who studies wage inequality, and David Calnitsky, Anabel Quan-Haase
Martin Kavaliers
Stefan Köhler
who studies social inequality and social policy. We are currently
The Cognitive, Developmental and Brain Sciences cluster has had Nicholas Kuiper searching for two additional scholars working on social Associate Professors
Steve Lomber
tremendous growth and funding success in recent years, including Steve Lupker stratification who also have the ability to teach courses in Teresa Abada
the growth of the Brain and Mind Institute, which will soon move to Scott MacDougall-Shackleton
Ken McRae
criminology. In 2019, we plan to recruit two scholars who focus Lorraine Davies
Janice Forsyth
new facilities in the WIRB building where it will be a large part of the John Meyer on work and social inequality. Michael Haan
Bruce Morton
interdisciplinary group that attracted a CERC and CFREF funding. Jim Neufeld Wolfgang Lehmann
James Olson Charles Levine
Klaus-Peter Ossenkopp These new hires will join our award-winning faculty whose Rachel Margolis
The other three clusters are also internationally-recognized Adrian Owen
Don Saklofske
research in population dynamics and inequality falls into several Scott Schaffer
Kim Shuey
research groups and will be our primary focus for growth in the David Sherry sub-areas including social demography and migration, health Andrea Willson
next two years. We have planned hires for six positions in these and health inequality, social inequality and social regulation, Anna Zajacova
Associate Professor
areas, in addition to continuing to recruit new faculty in Cognitive aging and the life course, and the sociology of work.
Mike Atkinson Assistant Professors
Neuroscience. We prioritize areas with high research impact that Rachel Calogero
attract excellent graduate students and allow us to offer our Brian Corneil The creation of the Balakrishnan Distinguished Lecture in Dale Ballucci
Joan Finegan
comprehensive undergraduate curriculum, which continues to Paul Frewen* Population Dynamics and Inequality will further support the Kate Choi
Sean Waite
Jessica Grahn
attract high course enrolments. Erin Heerey Department’s research strength in this area. This endowed
Riley Hinson
Peter Hoaken
lecture series was created in 2016 through a generous gift Lecturers
Paul Minda from Professor Emeritus T.R. Balakrishnan, who spent most
Graham Reid Kim Ashby
Leora Swartzman of his academic career as a Professor of Demography in the Gale Cassidy
Lynne Zarbatany
Department. Tess Hooks
William Marshall
Assistant Professor Natahnee Winder

Alex Benson
Patrick Brown Professors Emeriti

2016 Quick Facts 2016 Quick Facts

Adam Cohen
Laura Fazakas-Dehoog William R. Avison
Doug Hazlewood
T.R. Balakrishnan
Andrew Pruszynski
Roderic P. Beaujot
48 4
Ryan Stevenson
Paul Tremblay 25 5 Thomas K. Burch
Michael Carroll
Tenured or Tenure-Track Limited Term Faculty Tenured or Tenure-Track Limited Term Faculty Samuel Clark
Professors Emeriti
Professors Professors G. Edward Ebanks
Peter Cain Rajulton Fernando

20 12 Peter Denny
Robert Gardner
7 6 Ed Grabb
Carl F. Grindstaff
PhD Degrees Conferred Rod Martin Master’s Degrees Conferred PhD Degrees Conferred Paul Maxim
Master’s Degrees Conferred Greg Moran Kevin McQuillan
Harry Murray B. Gail Perry
75 50 David Pederson
Susan Pepper 21 22 James W. Rinehart
Jerry White
Tri-Council grants held in 2016, Other external grants or William Roberts
Gary Rollman
Tri-Council grants held in 2016, Other external grants or Paul C. Whitehead
worth a total full-term value of contracts held in 2016, worth a Clive Seligman worth a total full-term value of contracts held in 2016, worth a
Marvin Simner
total full-term value of total full-term value of
$16,542,651 Richard Sorrentino
Brian Timney $3,983,686
$28,662,075 Philip Vernon
$1,441,688
20 *Cross Appointed with other department 21
 2016-17 External Research Funding 2016-17 External Research Funding

In 2016, Faculty members received All grants held, with Principal

Tri-Council New Grant Application Success Rate
60 Tri-Council
Investigators in Social Science

CIHR NSERC SSHRC

Applications Applications Success Rate
grants 2012
2013
31
30
53
49
91
85 SSHRC Insight Grant
Submitted Succesful

worth a total full-term value of 2014 30 47 81

2015 26 49 73
2015 - 2016 14 8 57%

$7,041,585 2016 19 53 89
2016 - 2017 18 9 50%

SSHRC Insight Development Grant

2015 - 2016 12 8 66.7%

Faculty of Social Science Tri-Council Grants 2016 - 2017 6 6 100%

(Total grant value, in $1,000,000s) NSERC Discovery Grant

2015 - 2016 11 6 54.5%

2016 - 2017 8 6 75%

CIHR Foundation

2015 - 2016 1 0 0%

CIHR Project

Fall 2016 3 2 66.7%

Spring 2016 5 0 0%

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 Canadian Institutes of Health Research Social Science Humanities Research Council
Principal Investigator Project Title Value and Term Principal Investigator Project Title Value and Term
Elizabeth Hayden, Children’s neural and cortisol reactivity in $15,000 Christopher Alcantara, Inuit Regional Autonomy in the Provincial and Territorial $9,814
Psychology depression-relevant contexts: A high-risk offspring study 3 year Political Science North 1 year
Rachel Margolis, Care, retirement and wellbeing of older people across different $120,232 Christopher Alcantara, Tradition & Transition among the Labrador Inuit $49,070
Sociology welfare regimes 3 year Political Science 4 year

Derek Mitchell, Exploring neural activation patterns in response to self-versus $15,000 Dale Ballucci, Recidivism and Administrative Data $10,000
Psychology other-directed threats and their effects on helping behaviour. 3 year Sociology 1 year

Graham James Reid, Better Nights/Better Days: Improving Psychosocial Health $10,000 Jamie Baxter, The meaning of community-based wind energy: Learning $229,755
Psychology Outcomes in Children with Behavioural Insomnia 3 year Geography from success 5 year

Chantelle Richmond, Mno Nimkodadding Geegi “We Are All Connected”: The $20,000 Roderic Beaujot, Population Change and Lifecourse $9,035
Geography Central Region IMNP 1 year Sociology 1 year

Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada Audra Bowlus, Network for the Analysis of Productivity, Firms and Incomes $54,400
Economics in Canada 1 year
Daniel Ansari, Number symbols in the brain and mind $290,000
Psychology 5 year Lorne Campbell, The Predictive Validity of Ideal Partner Preferences in $178,398
Psychology Relationship Formation 4 year
Jody Culham, Behavioral and Neuroimaging Investigations of Perception $450,000
Psychology and Action with Real-World Objects 5 year Simona Cociuba, Macroeconomics Implications of Bank Risk Taking in the $61,525
Economics Presence of Monetary Policy and Financial Regulations 2 year
Mel Goodale, The Visual Control of Grasping $625,000
Psychology 5 year David Dozois, Interpersonal and cognitive dynamics of stress generation $188,285
Psychology 3 year
Jessica Grahn, Mechanisms of rhythm perception $235,000
Psychology 5 year Victoria Esses, Optimizing the Provision of Information to Facilitate the $23,560
Psychology Settlement and Integration of Immigrants in Canada 1 year
Jessica Grahn, Mechanisms of rhythm perception $120,000
William Fisher, Elaborated Confluence Model of Personality, Pornography, $228,900
Psychology 3 year
Psychology 5 year
Marc Joanisse, Exploring the brain’s reading network using multimodal $197,000
Silvia Goncalves, Canadian Econometrics Study Group Meeting on Big Data $20,000
Psychology neuroimaging 5 year
Economics 1 year
Ingrid Johnsrude, How voice familiarity facilitates intelligibility of degraded $345,000 Michael Haan, What Can Administrative Data Tell us About Aboriginal $165,500
Psychology and masked speech 5 year Sociology Canadians? 5 year
Martin Kavaliers, Pathogen threat, neuromodulatory systems and behavior $128,000 Michael Haan, The Migratory Implications of Industrial Change $71,502
Psychology 5 year Sociology 2 year
Stephen Lupker, Orthographic, Lexical and Semantic Processing $143,000 Michael Haan, On the Move: Employment-Related Geographical Mobility $40,899
Psychology 5 year Sociology and Occupational Health in Canada 1 year
Scott MacDougall-Shackleton Operations and Maintenance Support: Advanced Facility for $140,562 Michael Haan, Joint Program Initiative of the European Union on Migration $25,000
Psychology Avian Research 1 year Sociology and Demographic Change 1 year
Jamie Voogt, Thermal anisotropy of urban areas $155,000 Elizabeth Hayden, An experimental approach to examining the effects of $46,900
Geography 5 year Psychology mindfulness on young children’s self-regulation 2 year
Jamie Voogt, Thermal anisotropy of urban areas $120,000 Erin Heerey, Four-minute first impressions: Predicting liking from $74,906
Geography 3 year Psychology nonverbal social behaviour 2 year

Jinfei Wang, Information Extraction of Urban Environments with $108,000 Martin Horak, The Canadian Federal Government and Urban $16,566
Geography Remotely Sensed Data 5 year Political Science Infrastructure 1 year

Adam Yates, Multiple Stressors and Cumulative Effects in the Great $90,600 Alan MacEachern, NiCHE: Network in Canadian History & Environment / Nouvelle $2,058
History Initiative Canadienne en Histoire De L’Environment 1 year
Geography Lakes 3 year

Social Science Humanities Research Council Jacek Malczewski, Spatial Multicriteria Analysis for Land Use Planning $61,438
Geography 3 year
Tracey Adams, Changing Workplaces in a Knowledge Economy: Occupational $39,650
Class Structure, Skill Use and the Place of Professions in Canada Rachel Margolis, Aging Alone? Older Adults Without Close Kin $134,600
Sociology 2 year
Sociology 5 year
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 Social Science Humanities Research Council Other Funding Agencies
Principal Investigator Project Title Value and Term Principal Investigator Department Sponsor Total Award
Rachel Margolis, Care, retirement and wellbeing of older people across different $120,231 Natalie Allen Psychology Mitacs $45,000
Sociology welfare regimes 4 year
Daniel Ansari Psychology Brain Canada $110,000
Jean-Francois Millaire, The crystallization of urban forms on the north coast of $251,365
Peter Ashmore Geography Mitacs $15,000
Anthropology Peru 5 year
Victoria Esses Psychology Alberta Ministry of Labour $73,568
Diana Mok, Geospatial Analysis of Urban Sprawl: Toronto 1986 -2011 $10,000
DAN Management 1 year Victoria Esses Psychology Citizenship and Immigration Canada $23,729
Bruce Morton, Effects of bilingual language status and collectivist / $210,926 Victoria Esses Psychology City of Hamilton $5,000
Psychology individualist cultural values on children’s self-regulation 5 year
Victoria Esses Psychology Islamic Centre of Southwestern Ontario $10,800
Salvador Navarro, Empirical methods for studying technical efficiency, $137,374
Economics productivity and competition 5 year Victoria Esses Psychology Mitacs $30,000
Joanna Quinn, What Makes People Care? Thin Sympathy and $122,524 Neal Ferris Anthropology Mitacs $36,666
Political Science Acknowledgement by By-standers and Outsiders to Conflict 3 year
Jason Gilliland Geography Weston - Seeding Food Innovation Grant $149,033
Ananth Ramanarayanan, Economics, Imperfect commitment, Inflation, and $127,409
Economics Government Debt Maturity 5 year Jason Gilliland Geography Ontario Lung Association $10,000
Ananth Ramanarayanan, The Optimal Maturity Structure of Public Debt $11,151 Michael Haan Sociology Canada Foundation for Innovation $215,596
Economics 1 year
Michael Haan Sociology Ontario Research Fund $215,596
Chantelle Richmond, Research as a site of transformation: exploring the concept of $274,000
Geography environmental repossession with Indigenous communities 5 year Michelle Hamilton History Mitacs $90,000

Jennifer Robertson, The Causes and Consequences of Brownwashing $49,305 Martin Horak Political Science Ontario Ministry of Housing $50,000
DAN Management 2 year
Martin Horak Political Science Ontario Ministry of Housing $100,000
Mitch Rothstein, Workplace Resiliency: Development and Validation of an $35,695
DAN Management Integrated Theoretical Model 1 year Laura Huey Sociology Motorola Solutions Foundation $35,000

Charles Saunders, Finite-sample spatial econometric models: theory and $38,000 Laura Huey Sociology Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges $47,533
Economics application 2 year and Universities

Ryan Stevenson, Social competency and repetitive behaviours in autism: $308,927 Laura Huey Sociology Public Safety Canada $21,946
Psychology The role of impaired sensory processing 5 year
Paul Kovacs Economics XL Catlin $100,000
Todd Stinebrickner, Using unique longitudinal data to understand decisions and $152,320
Isaac Luginaah Geography Daniel & Nina Carasso Foundation $70,347
Economics outcomes in the post-university period 3 year
Scott MacDougall-Shackleton Psychology Animal Behaviour Society $2,000
Zack Taylor, Place and Politics: Neighbourhood Effects and Political $53,577
Political Science Behaviour in Canadian Cities 2 year Nirav Mehta Economics Jacobs Foundation $53,316
Jun Wang, Does Dual Holding by Institutional Investors Make a Big $49,626 Katrina Moser Geography Northwest Territories Ministry of $5,000
DAN Management Difference? 2 year Environment and Natural Resources
Jun Wang, Efficiency of High-frequency Trading $10,000 Aldona Sendzikas History United States Department of State $13,821
DAN Management 1 year
Lars Stentoft Economics Canada Foundation for Innovation $60,000
Lynne Zarbatany, Role of Cliques in Peer Victimization $10,000
Psychology 1 year Jinfei Wang Geography Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada $7,300
Jinfei Wang Geography Canadian Space Agency $50,000
Jinfei Wang Geography Natural Resources Canada $24,860
Johanna Weststar DAN Management International Game Developers $30,000
Associations
Adam Yates Geography Environment Canada $9,520
Adam Yates Geography Environment Canada $22,400

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 2016 Publications - Faculty of Social Science
Books
Abelson, Don. (2016). A Capitol Idea: Think Tanks and U.S. Foreign Policy - Simplified Chinese Translation. Nanjing:
Nanjing University Press.
Abelson, Don. (2016). Northern Lights: Exploring Canada’s Think Tank Landscape. Montreal-Kingston: McGill
Queens University Press.
Abelson, Don. (2016). Think Tanks, Foreign Policy and Geopolitics: Pathways of Influence. Aldership: Ashgate.
Alcantara, Chris. (2016). A Quiet Evolution: The Emergence of Indigenous Local Intergovernmental Partnerships in
Canada. Montreal-Kingston: McGill Queens University Press.
Biswas-Mellamphy, Nandita, ed. (2016). The Digital Dionysus: Nietzsche and the Network-Centric Condition. New
York: Punctum Books.
Côté, J. E. & Furlong, A. (editors). (2016). Routledge Handbook of the Sociology of Higher Education. London:
Routledge.
Côté, J. E. & Levine, C. (2016). Identity Formation, Youth, and Development: A Simplified Approach. New York:
Psychology Press.
Darnell, Regna and F.W. Gleach (eds.) (2016). Local Knowledge, Global Stage. Histories of Anthropology 10. Lincoln:
University of Nebraska Press.
Dyczok, Marta. (2016). Ukraine’s Euromaidan. Broadcasting through Information Wars with Hromadske Radio.
Bristol: e-international.relations..
Eyles J. and Baxter J. (2016). Environments, risks and health: Social perspectives, New York: Routledge.
Fenton N. and Baxter J. (2016). Practicing qualitative methods in health geography, New York: Routledge.
Flath, James. (2016). Traces of the Sage: Monument, Materiality and the First Temple of Confucius ‘Spatial Habitus:
Making and Meaning in Asia’s Vernacular Architecture’. Honolulu: University of Hawai`i Press.
Haan, Michael. (2016). An Introduction to Social Statistics for Canadian Social Science Students, third edition.
Oxford University Press.
Hamilton, Michelle and K. Jamieson. (2016). Security, Justice and Equality: Dr. Oronhyatekha. Toronto:
Dundurn Press.
Huey, Laura and Rose Ricciardelli. (2016). Adding Insult to Injury: (Mis)Treating Homeless Women in Our Mental
Health System. Boulder, Col.: Lynne Reinner.
Lehmann, Wolfgang (Ed). (2016). Education and Society: Canadian Perspectives. Don Mills, ON: Oxford University
Press.
Meyer, J.P. (Ed.) (2016). Handbook of Employee Commitment. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing.
McGlynn, Margaret. (2016). The Rights and Liberties of the English Church: Readings from the pre-Reformation Inns
of Court. Selden Society, vol 129.
Millman, Brock. (2016). Polarity, Patriotism and Dissent in Great War Canada, 1914-1939. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press.
Moscicki, M. (2016). ‘Enriched Instructor’s Manual to accompany Meteorology Today 2nd Canadian Edition’, Nelson
Education: Toronto. 204 pp.
Olson, J. M., & Zanna, M. P. (Eds.). (2016). Advances in experimental social psychology, Vol. 53. Oxford, UK: Elsevier.
Quan-Haase, A. (2016). Technology and society: Inequality, power, and social networks (2nd ed.). Don Mills: Oxford
University Press
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2016 Publications - Faculty of Social Science
Books
Shire, Laurel Clark. (2016). The Threshold of Manifest Destiny: Gender and National Expansion in Florida, from the
Early American Studies series. University of Pennsylvania Press.
Stooke, P. J. (2016). The International Atlas of Mars Exploration: Volume 2, 2004 to 2014: Spirit to Curiosity. 440 pp,
illustrated. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Vernon, Richard. (2016). Permissible Progeny. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Wardhaugh, Robert, and Alan MacEachern. (2016). Destinies: Canadian History since Confederation, 8th edition.
Toronto: Nelson.
Weiss, L.G., Saklofske, D.H., Holdnack, J.A., & Prifitera, A. (2016). WISC-V Assessment and Interpretation. San Diego:
Elsevier/Academic Press.
Journal Articles
Abelson, Don. (2016). “It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time: Reflections on the Evolution of American Think
Tanks”. Canadian Review of American Studies, 46(1): 139-157.
Abdalmalak, A., Milej, D., Diop, M., Naci, L., Owen, A. M., & Lawrence, K. S. (2016, March). Assessing the
feasibility of time-resolved fNIRS to detect brain activity during motor imagery. In SPIE BiOS (pp. 969002-969002).
International Society for Optics and Photonics.
Adams, Tracey L. (2016). “Professional Self-Regulation and the Public Interest in Canada” Professions and
Professionalism Vol 6 (2): http://dx.doi.org/10.7577/pp.1587
Adams, Tracey L. (2016). “Self-Regulating Professions: Past: Present and Future.” Journal of Professions and
Organization. https://doi.org/10.1093/jpo/jow004
Adams, Tracey L. (2016). “When “citizenship is indispensable to the practice of a profession”: Citizenship
Requirements for Entry to Practise Professions in Canada. Journal of Historical Sociology Vol. 29 (4): 550-577.
Alcock, L., Ansari, D., Batchelor, S., Bisson, Marie-J., De Smedt, B., Gilmore, C., Göbel, S., Hannula-Sormunen, M.,
Hodgen, J., Inglis, M., Jones, I., Mazzocco, M., McNeil, N., Schneider, M., Simms, V. & Weber, K. (2016). Challenges in
Mathematical Cognition: A Collaboratively-Derived Research Agenda. Journal of Numerical Cognition, 2: 20-41.
Altieri, N., Wenger, M. J., Wallace, M. T., & Stevenson, R. A. (2016). Does Number of Perceptions or Cross-Modal
Auditory Cueing Influence Audiovisual Processing Speed? The American Journal of Psychology, 129(1): 11-21.
Anderson, D. M., and L. Lochner. (2016). Introduction to the Special Issue on Education and Crime. Economics of
Education Review 54, 211-213.
Ansari, D. (2016) The neural roots of mathematical expertise. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
(PNAS), 113, 4887-9.
Ansari, D. & Lyons, I.M. (2016) Mathematics Learning: How far have we come? Where do we need to go? ZDM: The
International Journal on Mathematics Education, 48, 379-383.
Aguiar, V.H., M. J. Boccardi, and M. Dean. (2016). Satisficing and stochastic choice. Journal of Economic Theory,
166, 445-482.
Alcantara, C., Broschek, J., & Nelles, J. (2016). Rethinking multilevel governance as an instance of multilevel
politics: a conceptual strategy. Territory, Politics, Governance, 4(1), 33-51.
Alcantara, C., & Spicer, Z. (2016). A new model for making Aboriginal policy? Evaluating the Kelowna Accord and the
promise of multilevel governance in Canada. Canadian Public Administration, 59(2), 183-203.
Anderson, Cameron, & McGregor, R. M. (2016). Persuasion Partisanship and Evaluations of National Conditions
and Governmental Impact: An Experimental Study. American Review of Canadian Studies.
Arku, G. Yeboah, I., Nyantakyi-Frimpong, H. (2016). Public Parks as an Element of Urban Development: A missing
piece in Accra’s growth and development. Local Environment 21(12), 1500-1515.
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Journal Articles
Arku, G., Mensah, K., Allotey, N., & Addo-Frempong, E. (2016). (Non)-compliance with Building Permit
Regulations in Accra, Ghana: Exploring the reasons from the perspective of multiple stakeholders. Planning Theory &
Practice. 17(3), 361-384.
Armah, F. A., Boamah, S. A., Quansah, R., Obiri, S. and Luginaah, I. (2016). Unsafe Occupational Health
Behaviors: Understanding Mercury-Related Environmental Health Risks to Artisanal Gold Miners in Ghana. Frontiers
in Environmental Science, 4, 29 - http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2016.00029
Armah, F. A., Boamah, S. A., Quansah, R., Obiri, S. and Luginaah, I. (2016). Working conditions of male and female
artisanal and small-scale goldminers in Ghana: Examining existing disparities. The Extractive Industries and Society,
3(2), 464-474.
Amoyaw Jonathan and Teresa Abada (2016). Does helping them benefit me? Examining the emotional cost and
benefit of immigrants’ pecuniary remittance behaviour in Canada. Social Science and Medicine, 153, 182-192.
Balzarini, R.N., Dobson, K., Chin, K., & Campbell, L. (2016). Does exposure to erotica reduce
attraction and love for romantic partners in men? Independent direct replications of Kenrick, Guitterres, and
Goldberg (1989) study 2. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.
jesp.2016.11.003.
Baum, S. H., Stevenson, R. A. (2016). Early patterns of eye gaze and brain connectivity initiate developmental
cascades in visual cognitive function. Frontiers in Psychology, 10, 215.
Baxter, J., Ho, Y., Rollins, Y. and Maclaren, V. (2016). Attitudes toward waste to energy facilities and impacts on
diversion in Ontario, Canada, Waste Management, 50, 75-85.
Bester, C. A., T. G. Conley, C. B. Hansen, and T. J. Vogelsang. (2016). Fixed-b Asymptotics for Spatially Dependent
Robust Nonparametric Covariance Matrix Estimators. Econometric Theory, 32(1), 154-186.
Bester, C. A., and C. B. Hansen. (2016). Grouped Effects Estimators in Fixed Effects Models. Journal of
Econometrics, 190(1), 197-208.
Bhatia, K., and C. Mitchell. (2016). Household-Specific Housing Capital Gains and Consumption: Evidence from
Canadian Micro Data. Regional Science and Urban Economics, 56,19-33.
Bird, K., Jackson, S. D., McGregor, R. M., Moore, A. A., & Stephenson, L. B. (2016). Sex (And Ethnicity) in the City:
Affinity Voting in the 2014 Toronto Mayoral Election. Canadian Journal of Political Science, 49(02): 359-383.
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Kam, C., Morin, A.J.S., Meyer, J.P., & Topolnytsky, L. (2016). Are commitment profiles stable and predictable? A
latent transition analysis. Journal of Management, 42, 1462-1490.
Katz, A. N., & Woodbury, J. A. (2016). Gender Differences in Being Thanked for Performing a Favor. Journal of
Psycholinguistic Research, 1-16.
Khajavi, N., Langridge, R.M., Quigley, M.C., Smart, C.C., Rezanejad, A., Martín-González, F. (2016). Late
Holocene rupture behaviour and earthquake chronology on the Hope Fault, New Zealand. Geological Society of
America Bulletin, 128(11-12), 1736-1761, DOI: 10.1130/B31199.1
Kharlas, D. A., & Frewen, P. (2016). Trait mindfulness correlates with individual differences in multisensory imagery
vividness. Personality and Individual Differences, 93, 44-50.
King, G., Thomson, N., Rothstein, M.G., Kingsnorth, S., & Parker, K. (2016). Integrating research, clinical care, and
education in Academic Health Science Centers: An organizational model of collaborative workplace learning. Journal
of Health Organization and Management, 30(7), 1140 – 1160. Doi: 10.1108/JHOM-112015-0177.
Kirsch, L., Snagg, A., Heerey, E. & Cross, E. (2016). The impact of experience on affective responses during action
observation. PLoS ONE, 11(5):e0154681.
Kohut, T., Fisher, W., & Campbell, L. (2016). Perceived effects of pornography on the couple
relationship: Initial findings of open-ended, participant-informed, “bottom-up” research”. Archives of Sexual
Behavior. DOI: 10.1007/s10508-016-0783-6
Kopala-Sibley, D. C., Hayden, E. P., Singh, S. M., Sheikh, H. I., Kryski, K. R., & Klein, D. N. (2016). Gene-environment
correlations in the cross-generational transmission of parenting: Grandparenting moderates the effect of child 5-HT-
TLPR genotype on mothers’ parenting. Social Development. doi:10.1111/sode.12221
Kotelnikova, Y., LeMoult, J., Mackrell, S. V., Sheikh, H. I., Singh, S. M., Joormann, J., ... & Hayden, E. P. (2016). The
serotonin transporter promoter variant, stress, and attentional biases in middle childhood. Personality and
Individual Differences, 101, 371-379.
Kotelnikova, Y., Olino, T. M., Klein, D. N., Mackrell, S. V., & Hayden, E. P. (2016). Higher and Lower Order Factor
Analyses of the Temperament in Middle Childhood Questionnaire. Assessment, 1073191116639376.
Kowalski, C. M., Vernon, P. A., & Schermer, J. A. (2016). The General Factor of Personality: The relationship
between the Big One and the Dark Triad. Personality and Individual Differences, 88(1): 256-260.
Kozachuk, MS, RR Martin, AJ Nelson, RHE Hudson, SM Macfie, MC Biesinger, MJ Walzak, L Ellis, A. Suda, & A.
Heginbotham (2016). Possible radiation-induced damage to the molecular structure of wooden artifacts due to
micro-computed tomography, handheld X-ray fluorescence, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic techniques.
Journal of Conservation and Museum Studies 14(1): 2, pp. 1-6.
Krayenhoff, E.S. and J.A. Voogt, (2016). Daytime thermal anisotropy of urban neighbourhoods: Morphological
causation. Remote Sensing, 8(2), 108. DOI:10.3390/rs8020108
Kuiper, N. A. (2016). Psychological Investigations of Humor and Laughter: Honoring the Research Contributions of
Professor Rod Martin: Opening Comments. Europe’s Journal of Psychology, 12(3), 312.
Kuiper, N. A., Kirsh, G., & Maiolino, N. (2016). Identity and intimacy development, humor styles, and psychological
well-being. Identity: An International Journal of Theory and Research, 16(2), 115-125.
Kusunose, Y., Hino, Y. & Lupker, S. J. (2016). Masked semantic priming effects from the prime’s orthographic
neighbors. Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 28, 275-296.
Kuuire, V., Arku, G., Luginaah, I., Buzzelli, M., & Abada, T. (2016). Transnational-Integration Nexus: Examining
the relationship between transnational housing investment and homeownership status in Canada. Geoforum 75,
168-179.
Kuuire, V., Mkandawire, P., Luginaah, I. and Arku, G. (2016). Abandoning land in search of farms: challenges of
subsistence migrant farming in Ghana. Agriculture and Human Values, 33(2), 475-488.
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Kuuire, V., Arku, G., Luginaah, I., Abada, T., & Buzzelli, M. (2016). Impact of Remittance Behaviour on Immigrant
Housing Ownership Trajectories: An Analysis of the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants in Canada from 2001-2005.
Social Indicators Research. 127(3), 1135-1156.
Kuuire, V., Arku, G., Luginaah, I., Buzzelli, M. & Abada, T. (2016). Obligations and Expectations: Perceived
relationship between Transnational Housing Investment and Housing Consumption Decisions among Ghanaians
Immigrants in Canada. Housing, Theory & Society 33(4), 445-468.
Laferriere, K. Crighton, E. Baxter, J. Lemyre, L. Masuda, J. and Ursitti, F. (2016). Examining inequities in
children’s environmental health: results of a survey on the risk perceptions and protective actions of new mothers,
Journal of Risk Research, 19(3), 271-287
Laidler, D. (2016). Review of Economic Theory of Bank Credit. By L. Albert Hahn. Translated from the German
original (1920, 1924, and 1930) by Clemens Matt. History of Political Economy 48(4), 749-752.
LaPalme, M., Wang, W., Joseph, D., Saklofske, D.H. & Yan, G. (2016). Measurement Equivalence of Emotional
Intelligence across Cultures: An Item Response Theory Approach. Personality and Individual Differences, 90, 190-198.
Lee, S. M., Peltsch, A., Kilmade, M., Brien, D. C., Coe, B. C., Johnsrude, I. S., & Munoz, D. P. (2016). Neural correlates
of predictive saccades. Journal of cognitive neuroscience. 28(8) 1210-1227.
Leibovich, T. & Ansari, D. (2016). The symbol-grounding problem in numerical cognition: a review of theory,
evidence and outstanding questions. Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology (Special Section on Numerical
Cognition, edited by Jamie Campbell), 70:12-23.
Leibovich, T., Vogel, S.E., Henik, A. & Ansari, D. (2016) Asymmetric processing of numerical and non-numerical
magnitudes in the brain: an fMRI study. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 28, 166-76.
Li, C., J. Wang, and J. Whalley. (2016). Impact of Mega Trade Deals on China: A Computational General Equilibrium
Analysis. Economic Modelling 57, 13-25.
Livshits, I., J. MacGee, and M. Tertilt. (2016). The Democratization of Credit and the Rise in Consumer
Bankruptcies. Review of Economic Studies 83(4), 1673-1710.
Loebach, J., & Gilliland, J. (2016). Neighbourhood play on the endangered list: Examining patterns in children’s local
activity and mobility using GPS monitoring and qualitative GIS. Children’s Geographies, 14(5),1-17. doi:10.1080/14733
285.2016.1140126
Lothrop, JC, D Lowery, AE Spiess and CJ Ellis (2016). Early Human Settlement of Northeastern North America.
PaleoAmerica 2(3):192-251.
Luginaah, I., Kangmennaang, J. Fallah, M., Dahn, B., Kateh, F., and Nyenswah, T. (2016). Timing and Utilization of
Antenatal Care Services in Liberia: Understanding the Pre-Ebola Epidemic Context. Social Science and Medicine.
160, 75-86.
Lui, S., Liu, A., Chiu, W., Li, Z., Geng, F., Wang, Y., Heerey, E., Cheung, E., & Chan, R. (2016). The nature of anhedonia
and avolition in patients with first-episode schizophrenia. Psychological Medicine, 46(2), 1-11
Lui, S., Shi, Y., Li, Z., Liu, A., Chan, C., Tsui, C., Leung, M., Chiu, W., Wong, P., Tsang, C., Wang, Y., Yan, C., Cheung, E.,
Heerey, E., & Chan, R. (2016). Affective experience and motivated behavior in schizophrenia spectrum disorders:
Evidence from clinical and nonclinical samples. Neuropsychology, 30(6), 673-684.
MacDonald, Edward, and Alan MacEachern. (2016). “Rites of Passage: Tourism and the Crossing to Prince Edward
Island.” Histoire sociale/Social History 49(99): 291-308.
MacDonald, G.M., Moser, K.A., Bloom, A.M., Potito A., Porinchu, D., Holmquist, J., Hughes, J. and
Kremenetski, K. (2016). California drought and its persistent relationship with climate warming and eastern Pacific
sea surface cooling. Nature Scientific Reports. http://www.nature.com/articles/srep33325
Mackrell, S. V., Kotelnikova, Y., Jordan, P. L., & Hayden, E. P. (2016). The role of pubertal development in emerging
depression risk in middle childhood. Personality and Individual Differences, 98, 315-319.
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Maiolino, N. A. & Kuiper, N.A. (2016). Examining the impact of a brief humor exercise on psychological well-being.
Translational Issues in Psychological Science: Special issue on humor, 2(1), 4-13.
Mancino, M. A., S. Navarro, and D. A. Rivers. (2016). Separating State Dependence, Experience, and
Heterogeneity in a Model of Youth Crime and Education. Economics of Education Review 54, 274-305.
Margolis, Rachel and Laura Wright. (2016). Better Off Alone Than With a Smoker: The Influence of Partner’s Smok-
ing Behavior in Later Life. Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences. 71(4),687-697. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geronb/
gbu220
Margolis, Rachel and Laura Wright. (2016). Older Adults with Three Generations of Kin: Prevalence, Correlates and
Transfers. Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/geronb/gbv158
Margolis, Rachel, and Mikko Myrskylä. (2016). Children’s Sex and the Happiness of Parents. European Journal of
Population 32(3), 403-420. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10680-016-9387-z
Margolis, Rachel. (2016). The Changing Demography of Grandparenthood. Journal of Marriage and Family. 78(3):
610-622 http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/jomf.122
Martin, C.B., Cowell, R.A., Gribble, P.L., Wright, J., Köhler, S. (2016).Distributed category-specific recognition
memory signals in human perirhinal cortex. Hippocampus, 26, 423-426.
Martin, K., & Quan-Haase, A. (2016). The role of agency in historians’ experiences of serendipity in physical and
digital information environments. Journal of Documentation, 72(6), 1008 - 1026. DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/JD-11-
2015-0144
Martin, R., & Kuiper, N. A. (2016). Three decades investigating humor and laughter: An interview with Professor Rod
Martin. Europe’s Journal of Psychology, 12(3), 498.
Mason-Renton, S. A. and Luginaah, I. (2016). Interfering with therapeutic tranquility: Debates surrounding biosolid
waste processing in rural Ontario. Health and Place, 41, 42-49.
Matejko, A.A. & Ansari, D (2016). Trajectories of symbolic and nonsymbolic magnitude processing in the first year of
formal schooling. PLoS ONE,11(3)e0149863
Maxwell-Smith, M. A., Conway, P. J., Wright, J. D., & Olson, J. M. (2016). Translating Environmental Ideologies into
Action: The Amplifying Role of Commitment to Beliefs. Journal of Business Ethics, 139(1) 1-20.
McGregor R, Cashaback JGA, Gribble PL (2016) Functional Plasticity in Somatosensory Cortex Supports Motor
Learning by Observing. Current Biology 26(7):921-927.
McKellar, Shelley. (2016). “Atomic Hearts: A Decade of U.S. Government-Sponsored Development, 1967-1977.”
Physics Today 69(5): 38-44.
McKellar, Shelley. (2016). “Dr William Waugh (1851-1936): Promoter of Change in 19th C Medical Education and
Practice,” Canadian Journal of Surgery. 59(2): 143-4.
McKellar, Shelley. (2016). “Repairing Hearts: Innovations in Cardiac Surgery.” Heritage Matters. 14(1): 13-15.
McKenna, Katherine. (2016). “My own character is thank God above suspicion’: Soldier’s Wives With the Royal
Canadian Rifle Regiment and Social Values in Mid Nineteenth-Century British North America.” Social
History/Histoire Sociale. 49: 475-502.
McKinnon, M. C., Boyd, J. E., Frewen, P. A., Lanius, U. F., Jetly, R., Richardson, J. D., & Lanius, R. A. (2016). A review
of the relation between dissociation, memory, executive functioning and social cognition in military members and
civilians with neuropsychiatric conditions. Neuropsychologia, 90, 210-234.
McLarnon, M., Goffin, R.D., & Schneider, T.J. (2016). To be or not to be: Exploring the nature of positively- and
negatively-keyed personality items in high-stakes testing. Journal of Personality Assessment, 98, 480-490.
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McLarnon, M.J.W., Rothstein, M.G., Goffin, R.D., Reider, M.J., Poole, A., Krajewski, H.T., Powell, D.M., Jelley, R.B., &
Mestdagh, T. (2016). How important is personality in the selection of medical students? Personality and Individual
Differences, 104, 442 – 447. Doi: 10.1016/j.paid.2016.09.006
Meinz, P., Morton, J. B., Pederson, D. R. and Moran, G. (2016), Biases in Attention for Social Stimuli in Children are
Associated with Patterns of Infant Attachment: A Brief Report. Social Development, doi:10.1111/sode.12184
Merkley, R. & Ansari, D. (2016). Why numerical symbols count in the development of mathematical skills: evidence
from brain and behaviour. Current Opinions in Behavioral Sciences, 10, 14-20.
Métivier, F., Devauchelle, O., Chauvet, H., Lajeunesse, E., Meunier, P., Blanckaert, K., Ashmore, P., Zhang,
Z., Fan, Y., Liu, Y., Dong, Z., Ye, B. (2016.) Geometry of meandering and braided gravel-bed threads from the
Bayanbulak Grassland, Tianshan, P. R. China. Earth Surface Dynamics, 4, 273-283.
Meyer, J.P., & Morin, A.J.S. (2016). A person-centered approach to commitment research: Theory, research, and
methodology. Journal of Organizational Behavior, 36, 584-612.
Millaire, J-F, G Prieto, F Surette, EM Redmond, and CS Spencer (2016). Statecraft and Expansionary Dynamics: A
Virú Outpost at Huaca Prieta, Chicama Valley, Peru. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science of the United
States of America (PNAS) 113(41): E6016-E6025.
Mitchell, C., Clark, A., Gilliland, J. (2016). Built environment influences of children’s physical activity:
Differences by neighbourhood size and sex. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
13(1), 130. doi:10.3390/ijerph13010130
Morin, A.J.S., Meyer, J.P., Bélanger, É., Boudrias, J.-S., Gagné, M., & Parker, P.D. (2016). Longitudinal
associations between employees’ perceptions of the quality of the change management process, affective
commitment to change and psychological empowerment. Human Relations, 69, 839-867.
Morin, A.J.S., Meyer, J.P., Creusier, J., & Biétry, F. (2016). Multiple-group analysis of similarity in latent profile
solutions. Organizational Research Methods, 19, 231-254.
Morin-Chassé, A., Bol, D., Stephenson, L. B., & St-Vincent, S. L. (2016). How to Survey About Electoral Turnout? The
Efficacy of the Face-Saving Response Items in 19 Different Contexts. Political Science Research and Methods, 1-10.
Morris, Z., C. White, L. Hodgetts and F. Longstaffe (2016). Maize Provisioning of Ontario Late Woodland Turkeys:
Isotopic Evidence of Seasonal, Cultural, Spatial and Temporal Variation. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports
10:596-606.
Nakayama, M., Ida, K., & Lupker, S. J. (2016). Cross-script L2-L1 noncognate translation priming in lexical decision
depends on L2 proficiency: Evidence from Japanese–English bilinguals. Bilingualism: Language and Cognition, 1-22.
Nakeyar, C., & Frewen, P. A. (2016). Evidence-based care for Iraqi, Kurdish, and Syrian asylum seekers and refugees
of the Syrian civil war: A systematic review. Canadian Psychology/Psychologie canadienne, 57(4), 233.
Nichols, E. S., & Grahn, J. A. (2016). Neural correlates of audiovisual integration in music reading.
Neuropsychologia, 91, 199-210.
Nichols, E. S., & Joanisse, M. F. (2016). Functional activity and white matter microstructure reveal the independent
effects of age of acquisition and proficiency on second-language learning. NeuroImage, 143, 15-25.
Nicholson, A. A., Ros, T., Frewen, P. A., Densmore, M., Théberge, J., Kluetsch, R. C., ... & Lanius, R. A. (2016). Alpha
oscillation neurofeedback modulates amygdala complex connectivity and arousal in posttraumatic stress disorder.
NeuroImage: Clinical, 12, 506-516.
Nicholson, A. A., Sapru, I., Densmore, M., Frewen, P. A., Neufeld, R. W., Théberge, J., ... & Lanius, R. A. (2016). Unique
insula subregion resting-state functional connectivity with amygdala complexes in posttraumatic stress
disorder and its dissociative subtype. Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging, 250, 61-72.
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Noel, J. P., De Niear, M. A., Stevenson, R., Alais, D., & Wallace, M. T. (2016). Atypical rapid audio-visual temporal
recalibration in autism spectrum disorders. Autism Research. 10(1), 121-129.
Nyantakyi-Frimpong, H., Arku, G. & Inkoom, D. (2016). Urban agriculture and political ecologies of health.
GeoForum. 72, 38-48.
Nyantakyi-Frimpong, H., Mambulu, F. N., Bezner-Kerr, R., Luginaah, I., and Lupafya, E. (2016). Agroecology and
sustainable food systems: Participatory research to improve food security among HIV-affected households in
northern Malawi. Social Science & Medicine, 164, 89-99.
Oliver, L. D., Neufeld, R. W. J., Dziobek, I & Mitchell D. G. V. (2016). Distinguishing the relationship between different
aspects of empathic responding as a function of psychopathic, autistic, and anxious traits. Personality and Individual
Differences, 99, 81-88.
Ostry DJ, Gribble PL (2016) Sensory plasticity in human motor learning. Trends In Neurosciences 39(2):114-123.
Osuch, E. A., Manning, K., Hegele, R. A., Théberge, J., Neufeld, R., Mitchell, D., ... & Gardner, R. C. (2016).
Depression, marijuana use and early-onset marijuana use conferred unique effects on neural connectivity and
cognition. Acta psychiatrica Scandinavica, 134(5), 399-409.
Paddle, E., & Gilliland, J. (2016). Orange is the new green: Exploring the restorative capacity of seasonal foliage
in schoolyard trees. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 13(5), 497.
DOI:10.3390/ijerph13050497
Parlar, M., Frewen, P. A., Oremus, C., Lanius, R. A., & McKinnon, M. C. (2016). Dissociative symptoms are
associated with reduced neuropsychological performance in patients with recurrent depression and a history of
trauma exposure. European journal of psychotraumatology, 7.
Penner J, Ford KA, Taylor R, Schaefer B, Théberge J, Neufeld RWJ, Osuch EA, Menon RS, Rajakumar N, Allman JM
and Williamson PC (2016). Medial prefrontal and anterior insular connectivity in early schizophrenia and major
depressive disorder: a resting functional MRI evaluation of large-scale brain network models. Frontiers in human
neuroscience, 10.
Pennesi, Karen (2016). “‘They can learn to say my name’: Redistributing Responsibility for Integrating Immigrants
to Canada.” Anthropologica 58(1):46-59.
Ploufe, R., Saklofske, D. H., & Smith, M. M. (2016). The Subclinical Sadism Scale; Preliminarypsychometric
evaluation for a new measure. Personality and Individual Differences, 104, 166-171.
Priestman, Karen. (2016). “Review of Born in the GDR: Living in the Shadow of the Wall.” Histoire Social/Social
History, vol. LI, no. 100.
Prince, Melvin; Davies, Mark; Cleveland, Mark; & Palihawadana, Dayananda (2016). “Here, There, and
Everywhere: A Study of Consumer Centrism,” International Marketing Review, 33(5): 715-754.
Prince-Embury, S., Keefer, K. V., & Saklofske, D. H. (2016). Fostering psychosocial skills: School-based promotion
of resiliency in children and adolescents. In A. A. Lipnevich, F. Preckel, & R. D. Roberts (Eds), Psychosocial skills and
school systems in the twenty-first century: Theory, research, and applications ( pp301-324) . New York: Springer.
Pukthuanthong, Kuntara and Turtle, Harry J. and Walker, Thomas John and Wang, Jun, (2016). Litigation Risk and
Institutional Monitoring. Journal of Corporate Finance. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2872515
Qi Jing, Budong Qian, Jiali Shang, Ted Huffman, Jiangui Liu, Elizabeth Pattey, Taifeng Dong, Nicolas
Tremblay, Craig F. Drury, Bao-Luo Ma, Guillaume Jego, Xianfeng Jiao, John Kovacs, Dan Walters, Jinfei Wang. (2016).
Assessing the options to improve regional wheat yield in eastern Canada using the CSM-CERES-Wheat
model. Agronomy Journal. 2016. DOI:10.2134/agronj2016.06.0364
Quan, Jinling, Wenfeng Zhan, Yunhao Chen, Mengjie Wang, and Jinfei Wang. (2016). “Time series decomposition of
remotely sensed land surface temperature and investigation of trends and seasonal variations in surface urban heat
islands.” Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres (2016).
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Quan-Haase, A., Martin, K., & Schreurs, K. (2016). Interviews with digital seniors: ICT use in the context of
everyday life. Information, Communication & Society, 4(5), 691-707. doi:http://doi.org/http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/136
9118X.2016.1140217
Quansah, R., Bend, J. R., Abdul-Rahaman, A., Armah, F. A., Luginaah, I., Essumang, D. K., Iddi, S., Chevrier, J.,
Cobbina, S. J., Nketiah-Amponsah, E., and Adu-Kumi, S. (2016). Associations between pesticide use and
respiratory symptoms: A cross-sectional study in Southern Ghana. Environmental Research, 150, 245-254.
Rabi, R. R. & Minda, J. P. (2016). Category learning in older adulthood: A study of the Shepard, Hovland, and Jenkins
(1961) tasks. Psychology of Aging, 31, 185-197.
Rice, M., O’Hagan, S. Tiwari, C., Lyons, D., Green, M.B. and Oppenheim, V. (2016). Defining the Record of
High-Growth Firms by Metropolitan Region: What Happens to the Inc. 500?
Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2767157
Richmond, CAM., Cook, C. (2016). Creating conditions for Canadian aboriginal health equity: the promise of healthy
public policy. Public Health Reviews, 37:2, doi: 10.1186/s40985-016-0016-5
Riley, Liam and Dodson, Belinda, (2016). ‘“Gender hates men”: untangling gender and development discourses in
food security fieldwork in urban Malawi’. Gender, Place and Culture 23(7), 1047-1060.
Rnic, K., Dozois, D. J. A., & Martin, R. A. (2016). Cognitive distortions, humor styles, and depression. Europe’s
Journal of Psychology, 12, 318-362.
Robledo-Abad, C, HJ Althaus, G Berndes, S Bolwig, E Corbera, F Creutzig, J Garcia-Ulloa, A Geddes, JS Gregg, H
Haberl, S Hanger, R Harper, C Hunsberger, RK Larsen, C Lauk, S Leitner, J Lilliestam, H Lotze-Campen, B Muys, M
Nordborg, M Ölund, B Orlowsky, A Popp, J Portugal-Pereira, J Reinhard, L Scheiffle and P Smith. (2016). Bioenergy
production and sustainable development: science base for policy-making remains limited. GCB Bioenergy. DOI:
10.1111/gcbb.12338
Rothstein, M.G., McLarnon, M.J.W., & King, G. (2016). The role of self-regulation in workplace resiliency. Industrial
and Organizational Psychology: Perspectives on Science and Practice, 9(2): 416 – 421. Doi: 10.1017/iop.2016.32.
Roy, J., & Alcantara, C. (2016). Fighting fire with fire: the implications of (not) going negative in a multiparty election
campaign. Canadian Journal of Political Science/Revue Canadienne de Science Politique, 49(3), 473-497.
Sadler, R., Cleave, E., Arku, G., & Gilliland, J. (2016) A comparative analysis of place branding in Michigan and
Ontario. Urban Research and Practice. 9(1), 16-36.
Sadler, R., Clark, A., Wilk, P., O’Connor, C., & Gilliland, J. (2016). Using GPS and activity tracking to reveal the
influence of children’s food environment exposure on junk food purchasing. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 107,
14-20. http://dx.doi.org/10.17269/cjph.107.5346
Sadler, R., Gilliland, J., & Arku, G. (2016) Theoretical Issues in the ‘Food Desert’ Debate and Ways Forward.
GeoJournal. 81(3), 443-455.
Saklofske, D.H., Austin, E., Yan, G. & Smith, M. (2016). Factor structure and correlates of the Mandarin version of the
Managing the Emotions of Others (MEOS) scale. International Journal of Psychology, 51 (1), 72-77.
Samson F., & Johnsrude IS. (2016). Effects of the constant presence of a target or masker voice on target speech
intelligibility. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 139(3), 1037 PMID:27036241
Sandink, D., P. Kovacs, G. Oulahen and D. Shrubsole. (2016). “Flood Management in Canada: Review and
Commentary on Cost Sharing and Risk Transfer for Flood Losses.” Canadian Water Resources Journal. 41(1-2),
220-237.
Sano, Y., Antabe, R., Atuoye, K. N., Hussey, L., Bayne J., Galaa, Z. S., Mkandawire, P., and Luginaah, I. (2016).
Persistent Misconceptions about HIV Transmission among Males and Females in Malawi. BMC International Health
and Human Rights. DOI 10.1186/s12914-016-0089-8.
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Sato, H, L Santini, ER Patel, M Campera, N Yamashita, IC Colquhoun, and G Donati (2016). Dietary Flexibility and
Feeding Strategies of Eulemur: A Comparison with Propithecus. International Journal of Primatology 37(1):
109-129.
Schenk, S., Minda, J. P., Lech, R. K, & Suchan, B. (2016). Out of sight, out of mind: Categorization learning and
normal aging. Neuropsychologia. 91, 222-233
Schermer, J.A., Rothstein, M.G., Paunonen, S.V., & King, G. (2016). The General Factor of Personality (GFP)
correlated with intelligence and grades in a university classroom setting. Personality and Individual Differences, 101,
513.
Schraeder, K. E., & Reid, G. J. (2016). Who Should Transition? Defining a Target Population of Youth with
Depression and Anxiety That Will Require Adult Mental Health Care. The journal of behavioral health services &
research, 1-15.
Schumacher, Frank. (2016). “Embedded Empire: The United States and Colonialism” Journal of Modern European
History 14(2): 202-224.
Sendzikas, Aldona. (2016). “Unredeemed Americans: Canada as Seen by the American Colonies before the
Revolutionary War.” The Journal of Erie Studies, Spring 2016.
Simpson, Erika. (2016). “Sustainable development goals worth sharing,” OIDA International Journal of Sustainable
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Thornley, E., Vorstenbosch, V., & Frewen, P. (2016). Gender differences in perceived causal relations between
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White, J.P . (2016). ” An Assessment of Indigenous Educational Attainment” Regions: Economics and Sociology:
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Willson, A. and K. Shuey. (2016). “Life Course Pathways of Economic Hardship and Mobility and Midlife Trajectories
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Alcantara, Chris. (2016). “Multilevel Governance in the Inuit Regions of the Territorial and Provincial North” in
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Allahar, Anton (2016) “John La Rose: tireless advocate for social justice.” in Franklin Knight and Henry Louis Gates
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Allahar, Anton (2016). “Sovereignty and instances of violence: colonial and neo-colonial moments.” in Eddy
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Allahar, Anton (2016). “Tubal Uriah Butler: defender of workers’ rights.” in Franklin Knight and Henry Louis Gates Jr.
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Allen, N.J. (2016). Commitment as a multi-dimensional construct. in J. P. Meyer, (Ed.) The Handbook of Employee
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Andersen, Robert (2016) “What can Canada learn from Europe? Policies to promote low income inequality and high
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Andersen, Robert (2016). ‘Economic Inequality and Acceptance of Minority Groups in Cross-National Perspective:
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Inequality in Canada: Dimensions of Disadvantage (6th edition). Toronto: Oxford University Press.
Anderson, Cameron and Stephenson, Laura. (2016). Environmentalism and Austerity in Canada: Electoral Effects
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Ashmore, P. and Dodson, B. (2016). Urbanizing physical geography. The Canadian Geographer. DOI 10111/cag12318
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Biswas-Mellamphy, Nandita. (2016). “Women Out of Time” in Katerina Kolozova, Eileen A. Joy, eds. After the
‘Speculative Turn’: Realism, Philosophy and Feminism. (pp 133-158) New York: Punctum Books.
Biswas-Mellamphy, Nandita and Mellamphy, Dan. (2016). “From the Digital to the Tentacular, or From iPods to
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Biswas-Mellamphy, Nandita and Mellamphy, Dan. (2016). “Nietzsche and Networks, Nietzschean Networks: The
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Brym, Robert, Robert Andersen and Scott Milligan (2016). ’Are Islam and Democracy Compatible?’ in Patrizia
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Boyer, R. S. (2016). Friedman and His Collegial Detractors (Chapter 34). in R. A. Cord and J. D. Hammond (eds.)
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Yana Boeva, Devon Elliott, Edward Jones-Imhotep, Shezan Muhammedi and W. J. Turkel. (2016) “Doing History by
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Campbell, L., & Loving, T.J. (2016). Love and commitment in romantic relationships. In D. Buss (Ed.), The
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Chris, A.C., Maltin, E.R., & Meyer, J.P. (2016). Employee commitment and well-being. In J.P. Meyer (Ed.). Handbook of
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Colquhoun, Ian. (2016). Blue-eyed Black Lemur (Eulemur flavifrons -- Gray, 1867). in Noel Rowe and Marc Myers,
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Darnell, Regna (2016). Franz Boas’ Legacy of ‘Useful Knowledge’: The APS Archives and the Future of Americanist
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Darnell, Regna (2016). Cultural Structures of First Nations Imagination: A Social Science View of First Nations
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Davies, J. B.. (2016). The Unit of Personal Income Taxation. in B. Dahlby (ed.), Reform of the Personal Income Tax in
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Devon, Elliott and W. J. Turkel. (2016). “Faster than the Eye: Using Computer Vision to Explore Sources in the History
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Dimitrov, Radoslav. (2016). “Climate diplomacy” in Karin Backstrand, Eva Lovbrand, eds. Research Handbook of
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Dodson, Belinda and Crush, Jonathan, (2016). ‘Migration to South Africa since 1994: Realities, policies and
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Dozois, D. J. A. (2016). From the president’s desk – Something old, something new. Psynopsis,38 (3) 4-5.
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Dyczok, Marta. (2016). “Rückblick auf die Entwicklung der Medien in der Ukraine – zwei Jahre nach dem
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Fisher W.A. (2016). The intersection of sexually transmitted infection and sexual disorders. In Lipshultz, L.I.,
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Jentery Sayers, Devon Elliott, Kari Krauss, Beth Nowviskie and W. J. Turkel. (2016). “Between Bits and Atoms:
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Khalaf, L., and C. J. Saunders. (2016). Dynamic Technical Efficiency (Chapter 6). W. H. Greene, L. Khalaf, R. C.
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Lehmann, Wolfgang (2016). “They really drill it into you to go to university”: Influences on working-class students’
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MacEachern, Alan. (2016). “Children of the Hummus: Growing up Back-to-the-Land on Prince Edward Island.” In
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MacEachern, Alan. (2016). JE Bernier and the historical record. Polar Record, 1-3.
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McKenna, Katherine. (2016). “Class, Race and Gender Roles in Early British North America.” In Nancy Janovicek
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Merolla, J. L., Stephenson, L. B., & Zechmeister, E. J. (2016). Deciding Correctly: Variance in the Effective Use of
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Millaire, Jean-François (2016). Posts and Pots: Propitiatory Ritual at Huaca Santa Clara in the Virú Valley, Peru. in
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Neufeld, R. W. J. (2016). Modeling stress effects on coping-related cognition. In J Houpt & L. Blaha (Eds.).
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Quinn, Joanna. (2016). Cultivating Sympathy and Reconciliation: The Importance of Sympathetic Response in the
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Riley, Liam and Dodson, Belinda, (2016). ‘Gender, food security and mobility’. Chapter in Crush, Jonathan and
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Charles Scribner’s Sons.
Schumacher, Frank. (2016). “Anti-Imperialism in American History – Main Essay.” In Edward J. Blum (ed.) America
in the World, 1776 to the Present: A Supplement to the Dictionary of American History 3rd Edition, (pp 70-75)
Michigan: Charles Scribner’s Sons.
Scott Schaffer. (2016). “Kairos and an Ethics of Space: Toward reconceptualising conversations and their loci.” In
Ananta Kumar Giri (ed.), Pathways of Creative Research: Toward a Festival of Dialogues. New Delhi: Primus Books.
Scott Schaffer. (2016). “The Past as Product in the Present: Disney and the Imagineering of Histories.” In Doug
Brode (ed.), The Disney Dialogues. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield.
Shorrocks, A., J. Davies, and R. Lluberas. (2016). Global Wealth Databook 2016. Zurich: Credit Suisse Research
Institute, pp. 157.
Shorrocks, A., J. Davies, and R. Lluberas. (2016). Global Wealth Report 2016. Zurich: Credit Suisse Research
Institute, pp. 63.
Shuey, K., A. Willson, and K. Bouchard. (2016). “Disability and Social Inequality in Canada.” Pp. 258-273 in E. Grabb
and N. Guppy (eds.) Social Inequality in Canada: Dimensions of Disadvantage, 6th Edition, Oxford University Press.
Simpson, Erika. (2016). “Canada’s arms deal with Saudia Arabia,” Peace Magazine, 32(2), 13-14.
Simpson, Erika. (2016). Evidence of Heavy-handed US Diplomacy in Europe affects NATO’s intentions in Ukraine
and NATO’s Strategic Concept. International Journal Advances in Social Science and Humanities, 4(02), 75-79
Simpson, Erika. (2016). It’s time for Canadian Decisions on Lethal Drones. Journal of Defense Studies and Resource
Management, 4(1). 1-5.
Simpson, Erika. (2016). Nuclear Waste Burial in Canada? The Political Controversy over the Proposal to Construct a
Deep Geologic Repository. Journal of Nuclear Energy Science & Power Generation Technology, 5(3), 1.
Simpson, Erika. (2016). “Proliferation of Drones Raises New Concerns,” Peace Magazine. 32(3), 14-16.
Simpson, Erika. (2016). “Towards a World Free of Nuclear Weapons” Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, 28(3)
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2016 Publications - Faculty of Social Science
Book Chapters and Other Publications
Small, A., Cripps, J. & Côté, J. E. (2016) “Identity Development.” The SAGE Deaf Studies Encyclopedia, 2016, DOI:
http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781483346489.n154
Szpak, P, J-F Millaire, CD White, S Bourget, and Fred J. Longstaffe. (2016). Life Histories of Sacrificed Camelids
from Huancaco (Virú Valley). in D. Klaus and J. M. Toyne (eds) Reconstructing Ritual Killing on the North Coast of
Peru: Diachronic and Multidisciplinary Explorations of Sacrifice, Violence, and Belief, 200 B.C– A.D.1532. (pp 319-341)
University of Texas Press, Austin.
Thompson, JL and Nelson, AJ (2016). Childhood and patterns of growth in the genus Homo. in: C. Meehan and A.
Crittenden, Eds, Origins and Implications of the Evolution of Childhood, pp: 189-246. University of New Mexico Press/
School of American Research, Santa Fe.
Turkel, William J. and Edward Jones-Imhotep. (2016). “Sensors and Sources: How a Universal Model of
Instrumentation Affects Our Experiences of the Past.” In Charles Stewart and Stephan Palmie (eds.) Varieties of
Historical Experience, University of Chicago Press.
Turkel, William J. and Ian Milligan. (2016). “The Challenge of ‘High-Throughput’ Computational Methods.” In Barry
Rodrigue, Leonid Grinin and Andrey Korotayev (eds.) Big Bang to Global Civilization: A Big History Anthology, Volume
2: Education and Understanding: Big History Around the World, Delhi: Primus Books.
Weis, Tony. (2016). “Shaking the unconscious.” In: J.J. Haladyn (ed.), Ron Benner: Three Questions. (pp. 43-50)
London: McIntosh Gallery,
Weis, Tony. (2016). “A Political Ecology Approach to Industrial Food Production.” In: Koc, M., J. Sumner, and T.
Winson (eds.): Critical Perspectives in Food Studies, 2nd ed. (pp. 118-34) Oxford University Press (updated and
revised from 2012),
Weis, Tony. (2016). “Industrial Livestock and the Ecological Hoofprint: Inequality, Degradation, and Violence.” in Mark
Shucksmith and David Brown (eds.) The Routledge Handbook on Rural Studies. (pp 205-214) London: Routledge,
Weis, Tony. (2016). “The meatification of diets.” In Bill Pritchard, Rodomiro Ortiz and Meera Shekar (eds.) The
Routledge Handbook on Food and Nutrition Security, (pp 124-36) London: Routledge.
Willson, A. E. and N. Etherington. (2016). “Poverty, Income, and Wealth across the Life Course.” in M. Harrington
Meyer and E.A. Daniele (Eds.) Gerontology: Changes, Challenges, and Solutions. Praeger: Santa Barbara, CA.
Young, Carl. (2016). “Eastern Learning Divided: The Split in the Tonghak Religion and the Japanese Annexation of
Korea, 1904-1910.” In Emily Anderson (ed.) Belief and Practice in Imperial Japan and Colonial Korea, Palgrave
Macmillan.
Young, Carl. (2016). “The 1894 Tonghak Rebellion” in Michael J. Seth (ed.) Routledge Handbook of Modern Korean
History, (pp 95-107) Abingdon: Routledge.
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