PhD Students:

▪ Dominic Silvio. In progress. “Does public opinion count? The relationship between public opinion and development aid policy in Canada, 2003-2010.” Interdisciplinary PhD program, Dalhousie University (supervisory committee member).

▪ David Morgan. In progress. The crisis of international humanitarianism. Dept. of Political Science, Dalhousie University (supervisory committee member).

▪ Sherry Pictou. In progress. Adult education and informal learning in Nova Scotia First Nations. Interdisciplinary PhD program, Dalhousie University (Co-supervisor, with Dr. Brian Noble).

▪ 2016. Jennifer Baechler. “Operationalizing ‘Whole-of-Government’ as an Approach to State Fragility and Instability: Case Studies from Ottawa, Canada and London, United Kingdom” Interdisciplinary PhD Program, Dalhousie University (supervisory committee member)

▪ 2012. Molly Den Heyer. “The Reshaping of Aid Effectiveness Policies in the International, Canadian and Tanzanian Contexts” Interdisciplinary PhD program, Dalhousie University (supervisory committee member).

Masters Students:

▪ 2015. Greg Nasmith. “Governmentality and State Development Programs: Implications for the Indigenous Social Movement in Highland Ecuador.” MA Program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2014. Paul Hilborn. “Can a State Decolonize Itself?  A Critical Analysis of Bolivia’s State-Led Decolonization Process.” MA Program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2012. Tonianne Mynen. “Young People’s Perspectives on Culture and Development: Building Autonomy in Indigenous Communities in Bolivia” MA Program, Dept. of IDS, Saint Mary’s University.

▪ 2011. Ami Temarantz. “‘Take a Picture with a Real Indian’: (Self-) Representation, Ecotourism, and Indigeneity in Amazonia. MA Program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2011. Taylor Selig. “Making Development Marketable: The Politics of Image and Representation within Consumer Driven Schemes of Development Fundraising” MA Program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2010. Jocelyn Burr. “The Altruistic Self and the Desire of Developing Others: Towards a Post-Development Ethos of Action” MA program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2010. Jennifer McGowan. “The Sustainable Livelihoods and Tourism Intersect: Gender Power Structures and Local Market Vendors in Aguas Calientes, Peru” MA program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2009. Heather Mackenzie. “An Alternative Relationship? Foreign Participation in the Zambian Community School Movement” MA program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2009. Angela Day. “From the Streets to the State: An Analysis of Bolivia’s Cocaleros as a Movement for Social Change” MA program, Department of IDS, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2008. Anna Haanstra. “The Politics of Democracy: A case study of political will formation among students at San Marcos University, Lima, Peru” M.A. program, Department of International Development Studies, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2007. Richard Draper. “Quest for Control: A Psychological and Behavioural Approach to Violence in Colombia.” M.A. Program, Dept. of Political Science, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2007. Cristian Rangel. “Exploring the Discourse on Security: The Colombian Case.” M.A. program, Department of International Development Studies, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2006. Nicholas Kaufman. “Towards a ‘Just’ Peace? Struggles for Social Change in Post-Conflict El Salvador.” M.A. program, Department of International Development Studies, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2006. Daniel Morrison. “The Intercontinental Youth Camp 2001-2005: Linking Open Space Activism, The World Social Forum, and Imaginaries for Alternative Worlds.” M.A. program, Department of International Development Studies, Dalhousie University.

▪ 2006. Amanda McGunnigle. M.A. program, Department of International Development Studies, Dalhousie University. M.A. Thesis: “Judgement Calls: Research Frameworks and the Humanitarian Response to Displacement.” March 3, 2006.