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Curriculum Vitae: Dr. Peter Andrée

D684 Loeb

Department of Political Science

Carleton University

1125 Colonel By Drive

Ottawa, Ontario

613-520-2600 x 1953

peter.andree@carleton.ca

Education

PhD (2004) York University

Dissertation: The Global Politics of Agricultural Biotechnology

and the Environment: Canada and the Cartagena Protocol on

Biosafety

MA (1996) Trent University

Thesis: Strategies for Agricultural Sustainability Employed by

Farmers in the Kawartha Region of Ontario, Canada

BA (Hons) (1992) Trent University

Environmental and Resource Studies/Sciences and Philosophy

Employment

2011- Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, Institute of Political

Economy, as well as Department of Geography and Environmental

Studies. Carleton University

2007-2011 Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Institute of Political

Economy, and Department of Geography and Environmental Studies.

Carleton University

2006 Visiting Research Fellow (post-doctoral), Geography and Environmental

Science, Monash University

2003-2005 Assistant Professor (limited term), Environmental and Resource Studies

Trent University

1997-2003 Course Instructor, Environmental and Resource Studies and International

Development Studies, Trent University

1999-2001 Course Instructor, Environmental Studies, York University

Gaps

September 2014-May 2015: Parental Leave

Professional Honours

2009 Carleton University Teaching Achievement Award

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Publications

Refereed scholarly publications: (all published with Peter Andrée as sole author unless

indicated)

Books

2014 Globalization and Food Sovereignty: Global and Local Change In the New

Politics of Food. Andrée, P., Ayres, J., Bosia, M., and Massicotte, M.-J. (eds).

University of Toronto Press. 376 pp.

2007 Genetically Modified Diplomacy: the global politics of Agricultural

Biotechnology and the Environment. Vancouver: UBC Press. 324pp.

Articles in refereed journals

2017 Martin, S. and P. Andrée. Putting food sovereignty to work: Civil society

governmentalities and Canada’s People’s Food Policy Project (2008-2011).

Journal of Civil Society (in press)

2017 Levkoe, C., Andrée, P., Bhatt, V., Brynne, A., Davison,K., Kneen, C., Nelson, E.

Community-Campus Engagement for Sustainable Food Systems: Strengthening

Canada’s Food Movements. Journal of Higher Education, Outreach and

Engagement 20(3):32-61

2016 Andrée, P., E. Norgang, C. Clement, L. Langille, and P. Williams. ‘Structural

constraints and enablers to community food security in Nova Scotia, Canada’

Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition 11(4):456-4902016

2014 Andrée, P., P. Ballamingie, B. Sinclair-Waters. Neoliberalism and the making of

food politics in Eastern Ontario. Local Environment: The International Journal of

Justice and Sustainability. DOI: 10.1080/13549839.2014.908277

2013 Mount, P. and P. Andrée. Visualizing Community-Based Food Projects in

Ontario. Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice and

Sustainability, 18(5): 578–591.

2013 Mount, P., S. Hazen, S. Holmes, E. Fraser, A. Winson, I. Knezevic, E. Nelson, L.

Ohberg, P. Andrée, K. Landman. Barriers to the Local Food Movement: Ontario’s

community food projects and the capacity for convergence. Local Environment:

The International Journal of Justice and Sustainability, 18(5): 500-515

2012 Martin, Sarah, and Peter Andrée. ‘The “Buy-Local” Challenge to Institutional

Foodservice Corporations in Historical Context’. Journal of Agriculture, Food

Systems and Community Development 2(3): 116-175)

2011 Andrée, Peter, Miranda Cobb, Leanne Moussa, and Emily Norgang. ‘Building

Unlikely Alliances around Food Sovereignty in Canada’ (Studies in Political

Economy 88: 133-162

2011 ‘Civil society and the politics of GMO failures in Canada: A Neo-Gramscian

analysis.’ Environmental Politics. 20(2): 173-191

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2010 ‘Competitive Productivism and Australia's Emerging 'Alternative' Agri-food

Networks: producing for farmers' markets in Victoria and beyond.’ Australian

Geographer 41(3): 307-322

2009 ‘Growing Right: Small scale farming is an answer, but not the solution.’

Alternatives 35(1):14-18

2007 ‘The food bank as classroom: Community-based education for teaching and social

change.’ New Community Quarterly 4(4): 44-51

2006 ‘And miles to go before I eat: Local limitations.’ Alternatives 32(3): 15-16

2006 ‘An Analysis of Efforts to Improve GM Food Regulation in Canada.’ Science and

Public Policy 33(5): 377-389

2005 ‘The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety and shifts in the discourse of precaution.’

Global Environmental Politics 5(4): 25-46

2002 ‘The Biopolitics of genetically-modified organisms in Canada.’ Journal of

Canadian Studies 37(3):162-191

Chapters in refereed books

2017 Andrée, Peter, Lauren Kepkiewicz, Charles Levkoe, Abra Brynne, and Cathleen

Kneen (2017). ‘Learning, Food and Sustainability in Community-Campus

Engagement: Teaching and Research Partnerships that Strengthen the Food

Sovereignty Movement.’ In Learning, Food and Sustainability in a Changing

World. Jennifer Sumner (ed.) Palgrave-McMillan, pp.133-153

2017 Andrée, Peter. Patricia Ballamingie, Stephen Piazza, and Scott Jarosiewicz

Can community-based initiatives address the conundrum of improving household

food access while supporting local smallholder farmer livelihoods? Nourishing

Communities: From Fractured Food Systems to Transformative Pathways. Alison

Blay-Palmer (ed.) Springer (in press)

2017 Ballamingie, Patricia, Peter Andrée, Mary Anne Martin, and Julie Pilson.

Addressing food access and housing security together: Lessons from a medium-

sized Ontario city. Nourishing Communities: From Fractured Food Systems to

Transformative Pathways. Alison Blay-Palmer (ed.) Springer (in press)

2014 Mount, P., Shelley Hazen, Shawna Holmes, Evan Fraser, Anthony Winson,

Irena Knezevic, Erin Nelson , Lisa Ohberg, Peter Andrée, Karen Landman.

Barriers to the Local Food Movement: Ontario’s Community Food Projects and

the Capacity for Convergence, in Douglas H. Constance, Marie-Christine

Renard, Marta G. Rivera-Ferre (ed.) Alternative Agrifood Movements: Patterns

of Convergence and Divergence (Research in Rural Sociology and Development,

Volume 21) Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp.209 – 228

2014 Andrée, P., J. Ayres, M. Bosia and M.J. Massicotte. ‘Introduction: Crisis and

Contention in the New Politics of Food’. In Globalization and Food Sovereignty:

Global and Local Change In the New Politics of Food. Andrée, P., Ayres, J.,

Bosia, M., and Massicotte, M.-J. (eds). University of Toronto Press. pp. 3-22

2014 Andrée, P., J. Ayres, M. Bosia and M.J. Massicotte. ‘Food Sovereignty and

Globalization: Lines of Inquiry’. In Globalization and Food Sovereignty: Global

and Local Change In the New Politics of Food. Andrée, P., Ayres, J., Bosia, M.,

and Massicotte, M.-J. (eds). University of Toronto Press. pp. 23-52

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2014 ‘The Neoliberalizing Environmentalities of Alternative Agri-Food Networks in

Australia: A critical examination of challenges and possibilities.’ In Globalization

and Food Sovereignty: Global and Local Change in the New Politics of Food.

Andrée, P., Ayres, J., Bosia, M., and Massicotte, M.-J. (eds). pp. 141-172

2014 Martin, S., and P. Andrée. ‘Canadian Food Activists at the Neoliberal Table: Food

sovereignty and the People’s Food Policy Project.’. In Globalization and Food

Sovereignty: Global and Local Change In the New Politics of Food. Andrée, P.,

Ayres, J., Bosia, M., and Massicotte, M.-J. (eds). University of Toronto Press. pp.

173-198

2011 Kokallaj, Alda, and Peter Andrée. Globalization and the Environment: Education

as a Path to the ‘Green State’. Knowledge, Differences and Identity in the Time of

Globalization: Institutional Discourse and Practices. Jim Kusch (ed.). Cambridge

UK: Cambridge Scholars Press. pp 42-66.

2009 Andrée, P. and L. Sharratt. ‘Unsatisfactory democracy: Conflict over genetically-

modified wheat.’ Environmental Conflict and Democracy in Canada. Laurie

Adkin (ed). Vancouver: UBC Press. pp. 16-32.

2005 ‘The Genetic Engineering Revolution in Agriculture and Food: Strategies of the

‘Biotech Bloc.’’ The Business of International Environmental Governance (pp.

135-166). David Levy and Peter Newell (eds). Boston: MIT Press

Scholarly Works Under Review

Book Chapters under review:

1) Levkoe, C., Andrée, P., Ballamingie, P., Schwartz, K. ‘Community First’

Approaches to Community-Campus Engagement’ Community Service Learning

and Community Engagement: Impact for Sustainability. Cynthia Gallop (ed.)

University of Regina Press (under review)

2) Andrée, P., Ballamingie, P., Bedford, N. Changfoot, N., Levkoe, C., Schwartz, K.

Advancing ‘Community First’ Approaches to Community-Campus Engagement.

Community Service Learning and Community Engagement: Impact for

Sustainability. Cynthia Gallop (ed.) University of Regina Press (under review)

3) Andrée, P. M. Coulas and P. Ballamingie. Canada’s National Food Policy (1977-

2017): From Dream to Reality? Food Law in Canada. Heather MacLeod-

Kilmurray, Nathalie Chalifour, and Angela Lee (eds.). (under review)

4) The commoning of food governance in Canada: Lessons for a national food

policy. H. Martorell. and P. Andrée. Routledge Handbook of Food as a Commons.

Jose Luis Vivero Pol, Tomaso Ferrando, Olivier de Schutter and Ugo Mattei,

(eds). Routledge (under review)

Other (non-refereed) scholarly publications

Articles in non-refereed conference proceedings

2008 ‘Aligning Tenure and Promotion Procedures for Community-University

Engagement: Dialogue for Action.’ Edward T. Jackson, Karen Schwartz and Peter

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Andrée. Proceedings of the Third International Community-University

Exposition. Victoria: University of Victoria (pp. 133-134)

Book reviews in scholarly journals

2016 Book Review Essay: ‘Distinct Approaches to Harper’s Environmental Policy

Legacy in Canada’. Review of Canadian Environmental Policy and Politics: The

Challenges of Austerity and Ambivalence, Fourth Edition (Oxford UP 2016) and

The Canadian Environment in Political Context. Andrea Olive (U of T Press

2015). Review of Policy Research 33(5): 566-569

2008 Review of Business and Environmental Politics in Canada. Douglas MacDonald

(Broadview Press 2007). Canadian Journal of Political Science 41 (1): 243-244

2004 Review of Unnatural Law: Rethinking Canadian Environmental Law and Policy.

David R. Boyd (UBC Press 2004). Alternatives 30(2): 41-42

Reports

2017 C2UExpo 2017 Collaborative Vision Statement on Community-Campus

Engagement (CCE) in Canada (with Maeve Lydon and other partners)

https://carleton.ca/communityfirst/cross-sector-work/aligning-institutions/vision-

for-cce-in-canada/

2017 CFICE Community Impact Symposium: a summary of findings (with Nicole

Bedford)

2016 Community First: Impacts of Community Engagement. Mid-term report.

https://carleton.ca/communityfirst/wp-content/uploads/CFICE-Midterm-Report-

Narrative_FINAL1_ForWEB_FINAL.pdf

2015 Andrée, Peter, Mary Anne Martin, Patricia Ballamingie and Julie Pilson. Food

Access, Housing Security and Community Connections: A Case Study of

Peterborough, Ontario. Nourishing Communities. October.

http://nourishingontario.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Food-Access-Housing-

Security-and-Community-Connections-Peterborough-Case-Study-FINAL.pdf

2014 Activating Change Together for Community Food Security. Making Food Matter:

Strategies for Activating Change Together. NS: Food Action Research Centre

(FoodARC), Mount Saint Vincent University.

http://www.feednovascotia.ca/images/MakingFoodMatter.pdf

2014 Piazza, S., Ballamingie, P. and Andrée, P. (2014). Food Access and Farm Income

Environmental Scan. Working Paper 1, Nourishing Communities Working Paper

Series. http://nourishingontario.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Piazza-Food-

Access-and-Farm-Income.pdf

2013 ‘Challenges and Opportunities for Community Food Security: The Policy

Landscape in Nova Scotia. Prepared by the Policy Working Group of

Activating Change Together for Community Food Security (ACT for CFS) under

the leadership of Peter Andrée and Lynn Langille. (40 pages)

http://foodarc.ca/wp-

content/uploads/2013/08/ChallengesandOpportunitiesforCFSinNSAugust2013-

Rev.pdf

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2013 ‘Challenges and Opportunities for Community Food Security: The Policy

Landscape in Nova Scotia SUMMARY Prepared by the Policy Working Group of

Activating Change Together For Community Food Security (ACT for CFS) under

the leadership of Peter Andrée and Lynn Langille. (10 pages)

http://foodarc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Summary_Challenges-and-

Opportunities-for-CFS-August-2013-Rev.pdf

2013 Andrée, Peter, Patricia Ballamingie, and Brynne Sinclair-Waters with Linda

Stevens ‘Eastern Ontario: Case Studies and Food Hub Innovations’. Models and

Best Practices for Building Sustainable Food Systems In Ontario and Beyond.

(Irena Knezevic, Karen Landman, Alison Blay-Palmer and Erin Nelson (eds.)

Guelph: Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. (pp.68-116)

http://www.uoguelph.ca/omafra_partnership/ktt/en/agrifoodrurallink/resources/M

BPFullReportFINAL.pdf

2012 The Political Economy of Food Policy Change: A Framework for Analysis.

Prepared by the Policy Working Group Acting Change Together for Community

Food Security (ACT for CFS) under the leadership of Lynn Langille and Peter

Andrée (35 pages). http://foodarc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Political-

Economy-of-Food-Policy-Change-_Nov2012_.pdf

2004 Andrée, P. and L. Sharratt. ‘Genetically Modified Organisms and Precaution: Is

the Canadian Government Implementing the Royal Society of Canada’s

Recommendations? A Report on the Canadian Government’s Response to the

Royal Society of Canada’s Expert Panel Report Elements of Precaution:

Recommendations for the Regulation of Food Biotechnology in Canada.’ Ottawa:

Polaris Institute http://www.cban.ca/Resources/Tools/Reports/Genetically-

Modified-Organisms-and-Precaution-Is-the-Canadian-Government-

Implementing-the-Royal-Society-of-Canada-s-Recommendations

1997 ‘Cultivating Sustainability: Strategies for the Kawarthas.’ Occasional Paper #1.

Frost Centre for Canadian Heritage and Development Studies. Trent University:

Peterborough, Ontario

Other Scholarly or Professional Activities

Editorial responsibilities

2010- Editorial Board Member: Studies in Political Economy

Invited presentations

2017 ‘Who is User? Who is Expert? Reflections on Community-Based Research’.

1125@Carleton. Carleton University, Ontario

2016 ‘Canada’s National Food Policy’. Food Law in Canada conference. Dalhousie

University. Halifax, Nova Scotia.

2016 ‘National Stakeholders in Canada’s National Food Policy’. Food Secure Canada

conference. Ryerson University. Toronto, Ontario.

2016 ‘Global Food Security’ SHAD Carleton. Carleton University. Ottawa, Ontario.

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2015 ‘Sustainable Food Systems Activity in Eastern Ontario’* Centre for Sustainable

Food Systems Partnership Workshop. Balsillie School of International Affairs,

Waterloo, ON.

2015 ‘Can Genetically Modified Crops Help the Poor?’* Dalhousie University.

Halifax, Nova Scotia.

2014 ‘Globalization and Food Sovereignty’* Brock University. St. Catherine’s,

Ontario.

2014 ‘Globalization and Food Sovereignty’* St. Michael’s College. Burlington,

Vermont.

2014 ‘Neoliberalism and the Making of Food Politics in Eastern Ontario.’ University of

Ottawa. Ottawa, Ontario

2014 ‘Globalization and Food Sovereignty’ University of Ottawa. Ottawa, Ontario

2013 ‘Food, Politics and Community.’ Trent Temagami Colloquium.Temagami,

Ontario

2013 ‘Community Food Security in Nova Scotia.’* Activating Change Together for

Community Food Security (ACT for CFS) Conference. Mount Saint Vincent

University, Nova Scotia.

2013 ‘Power within the Food System: Creating Change’* Nova Scotia ‘Food

Gathering’ Halifax, Nova Scotia.

2013 ‘Challenges and Opportunities for Community Food Security: The Policy

Landscape in Nova Scotia’.* Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova

Scotia.

2013 ‘Putting our money where our mouths are: The federal budget and food

insecurity.’ With Terry Audl; Cathleen Kneen; and Diana Bronson. Carleton

University.

2012 ‘The Locavore’s Dilemma: Author meets critic’(debate with Pierre Desrochers of

University of Toronto). Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario

2012 ‘Eastern Ontario: Case Studies and Food Hub Innovations’* Peter Andrée,

Patricia Ballamingie, and Brynne Sinclair-Waters with Linda Stevens.

Presentation at Food Hubs workshop sponsored by Ontario Ministry of

Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.

2011 ‘Civil Society and Food Policy in Canada.’* Mount Saint Vincent University.

Halifax, Nova Scotia.

2011 ‘The politics of GM crops and foods in Canada: Lessons for the products of

synthetic biology?’* Phytometasyn and Synthetic Biology Workshop, Banff,

Alberta.

2011 ‘Lost in a corn maize? Comparing the EU and Canada on central government

engagement in sustainable local food systems’* Mini-conference on Sustainable

Local Food Systems in Europe and the Americas: Lessons for Policy and Practice.

Trans-Atlantic Dialogue, Carleton University, Ottawa Ontario.

2010 ‘Neoliberalizations of Food and Agriculture’ Political Economy on Food Event.

Institute of Political Economy, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario

2009 ‘GMO Regulation in Canada: Outstanding concerns.’* Presentation to the

Parliamentary Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food. Ottawa,

Ontario.

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2009 ‘An Analysis of GMO Regulation in Canada: ongoing issues’* Royal Society of

Canada. Ottawa, Ontario.

2009 ‘The Global Supply Chain and Challenges to the Food and Product Safety

System.’* Trans-America Conference. Franklin Center. Ottawa, Ontario

2009 ‘Darwinian Perspectives on Global Climate Change.’ Biology Department.

Carleton University. Ottawa, Ontario

2008 ‘The food crisis: Global and local responses.’ With Jennifer Clapp. Department of

Political Science speakers series. Carleton University. Ottawa, Ontario.

2008 ‘The regulation of GMOs in Canada: unresolved science/policy issues’*. Inter-

ministerial Committee on Genetically Modified Organisms. Quebec city, Quebec.

2007 ‘Food activism makes a difference.’* Kawartha World Issues Centre. Trent

University. Peterborough, Ontario.

2007 ‘Making public knowledge: Lessons from the international conflict over

genetically modified crops.’* Canadian Association for Food Studies. Saskatoon,

Saskatchewan.

* costs covered by host organization.

Other academic papers presented

2017 ‘Defining Success in Building a Sustainable Food System’ Peter Andrée and

Omar Elsharkawy. Canadian Association for Food Studies. Toronto, Ontario

2017 ‘Building a National Movement for Community-Campus Engagement’ Maeve

Lydon and Peter Andrée. C2UExpo. Vancouver, British Columbia.

2017 The Case for ‘Community First’ Funding for Community-Campus Engagement’

Patricia Ballamingie and Peter Andrée. C2UExpo. Vancouver, British Columbia.

2016 ‘Food Governance Innovations for Systems Transformations.’ Roundtable

organizer, presenter and co-chair. Scarborough Fare. Joint annual meeting of the

Association for Food and Society, the Association for Agriculture, Food and

Human Values, and the Canadian Association for Food Studies. Scarborough,

Ontario.

2016 ‘Food Governance Innovations.’ The Governance of Seeds and Food: Taking

Stock. Carleton University and USC Canada. Ottawa, Ontario.

2016 ‘Community First: Impacts of Community Engagement on Stewart Street’

Peter Andrée, Nadine Changfoot and Stephen Hill. Canadian Alliance for

Community Service Learning Conference. Calgary, Alberta.

2015 ‘Temagami: You can see the world in this place’. Stephen Hill and Peter Andrée.

43nd Annual Trent Temagami Colloquium. Temagami, Ontario.

2015 ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward: Reflections and Recommendations for the

Next Phase of Community First: Impacts of Community Engagement’ Charles

Levkoe, Cathleen Kneen, Lauren Kepkiewicz, Peter Andrée. Canadian

Association for Food Studies. University of Ottawa. Ottawa, Ontario.

2015 ‘From Research to Action: Mobilizing Community-Campus Engagement to

Transform Institutional and Public Policy’ Charles Levkoe, Peter Andrée, Diana

Majury, Elizabeth Whitmore, Geri Briggs, Karen Schwartz, Cathleen Kneen.

Todd Barr. Natasha Pei. CUExpo Conference, Carleton University. Ottawa,

Ontario.

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2014 ‘Community-Campus Collaboration in the Canadian Food Movement’. Peter

Andrée, Vikram Bhatt, Abra Brynne, Sherry Edmunds-Flett, Karen Davison,

Cathleen Kneen, Charles Levkoe, Erin Nelson, Tracy Sanden, Carolyn Young.

Canadian Association for Food studies. St. Catherine’s, Ontario.

2014 ‘Sharing power in community-campus partnerships: lessons from CFICE’. Peter

Andrée, P. Ballamingie, T. Barr, N. Changfoot, G. Briggs, D. Majury, C.

Muehlberger, N. Pei, K. Piggot, M. Popovici, B. Salmon, K. Schwartz, A. Zohar.

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health. Chicago, Illinois.

2013 ‘Best Practices in tackling housing insecurity and food access’. Julie Pilson,

Patricia Ballamingie and Peter Andrée, Canadian Association for Food Studies.

Victoria, BC.

2013 ‘Putting community first: Practices and policies for maximizing the benefits to

nonprofits of community-campus engagement.’ Edward Jackson, Geri Briggs,

Karen Schwartz, Peter Andree, Cathleen Kneen, Patricia Ballamingie, Stephanie

Kittmer, Christopher Yordy & Christina Muehlberger Association for Non-profit

and Social Economy Research conference, Victoria, BC

2013 ‘Reflections from the Community First: Impacts of Community Engagement

Project.’ PeterAndrée and Cathleen Kneen. Canadian Association for Food

Studies conference. Victoria, BC.

2013 ‘Contesting Agro-Extractivism, Insights from Food Sovereignty Activism’ with

Marie-Josée Massicotte. MiningWatch/Studies in Political Economy conference.

Ottawa, Ontario.

2012 ‘Visualizing the Structures and Governance of Alternative Food Networks in

Ontario’ Phil Mount and Peter Andree, Canadian Association of Food Studies.

Waterloo, Ontario.

2012 ‘Does the lens of neoliberalism clarify the possibilities and limits of community

food initiatives?’ The case of Eastern Ontario. Peter Andrée, Patricia Ballamingie,

and Brynne Sinclair-Waters. Canadian Association of Food Studies. Waterloo,

Ontario.

2012 ‘Participatory Research on Community Food Security in Nova Scotia: A

methodology for achieving policy change?’ Peter Andrée, Irena Knezevic, Patty

Williams, Christine Johnson, Doris Gillis, Satya Ramen. Canadian Association of

Food Studies. Waterloo, Ontario.

2012 ‘Alternative Food Networks in Ontario’ Phil Mount and Peter Andree, Canadian

Association of Geographers. Waterloo, Ontario. Peter Andrée, Patricia

Ballamingie, and Brynne Sinclair-Waters

2010 ‘Canadian food activists at the neoliberal table: Food sovereignty and the People’s

Food Policy Project’ (Sarah Martin and Peter Andrée). Canadian Political Science

Association. Montreal, Quebec.

2010 ‘New alliances and old cleavages: Food Sovereignty and the changing face of

progressive food politics in Canada.’ Canadian Political Science Association.

Montreal, Quebec.

2010 ‘Food Sovereignty and the Federal Government: Where are the openings for a

shift in priorities?’ (Peter Andrée, Miranda Cobb, Austin Miller, Leanne Moussa,

and Emily Norgang). Canadian Food Studies Association. Montreal, Quebec.

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2010 ‘Crisis, power and food politics in Canada: Food Sovereignty and the People’s

Food Policy Project.’ (Peter Andrée and Sarah Martin). Western Political Science

Association. San Francisco, California.

2009 ‘Tenure and Promotion Processes in Canada: Do they encourage the community-

engaged scholar?’ International Association for Research into Service Learning

and Community Engagement. University of Ottawa. Ottawa, Ontario.

2009 ‘The Shift from ‘Food Security’ to ‘Food Sovereignty’ in Canada: Implications

for building an alternative policy agenda.’ (Peter Andrée and Sarah Martin).

American Political Science Association. Toronto, Ontario

2009 ‘Food Sovereignty and the governance of alternative food networks in Australia.’

American Political Science Association. Toronto, Ontario

2009 ‘Theorizing the relationship between alternative agri-food networks and

sustainability in an uncertain present’ Environmental Studies Association of

Canada. Carleton University. Ottawa, Ontario.

2009 ‘The neoliberalizing environmentalities of alternative agri-food networks in

Australia: A critical examination of challenges and possibilities.’ Canadian

Political Science Association. Carleton University. Ottawa, Ontario

2009 ‘Community-based knowledge production.’ Canadian Association for Food

Studies. Carleton University. Ottawa, Ontario.

2008 ‘Teaching ecological citizenship: community-based research as pedagogy in

courses on environmental politics.’ Community-University Expo. University of

Victoria. Victoria, British Columbia.

2008 ‘Aligning Tenure and Promotion for Community-University Engagement: The

case of Carleton University.’ Community-University Expo. University of

Victoria. Victoria, British Columbia.

2007 ‘Sustainable Agrifood Systems in Australia.’ Trent University Temagami Mini-

Conference. Temagami, Ontario

2007 ‘Contesting Productivism? Alternative agri-food networks in Australia.’ European

Society for Rural Sociology. Wageningen, the Netherlands. (Peter Andrée, Jacqui

Dibden, Vaughan Higgins and Chris Cocklin)

2007 ‘Farmer participation in alternative food supply chains in Australia: Lessons for

advocates of agri-food system sustainability’ Association for Agriculture, Food

and Human Values. Victoria, British Columbia.

2007 ‘Alternative food supply chains in Australia.’ Canadian Association for Food

Studies. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

2006 ‘Alternative food chains in Australia.’ School of Geography and Environmental

Science. Monash University, Melbourne.

2006 ‘Shortening food supply chains: A strategy for agricultural sustainability in

Australia?’ School of Geography and Environmental Science, Monash University,

Melbourne.

2006 ‘Integrating community-based education and service-learning into a course on the

Canadian Food System.’ Canadian Association for Food Studies. Toronto,

Ontario

2006 ‘The global politics of regulating genetically modified organisms.’ Department of

Political Science. Carleton, University.

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2006 ‘The politics of GMOs: The Case of Roundup Ready Wheat in Canada.’ (Peter

Andrée and Lucy Sharratt). Conference of the Association for Agriculture, Food

and Human Values. Portland, Oregon 2004 ‘Implications of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety for International Debates

over the Precautionary Principle.’ International Studies Association. Montreal,

Québec 2001 ‘Relationships between Scientists, ‘Knowledge Brokers’ and Regulatory Politics.’

Taking Nature Seriously: Citizens, Science and the Environment. University of

Oregon. Eugene, Oregon

1998 ‘Risk assessment of Agricultural Biotechnology: Limitations, legitimacy, and

International Policy Options.’ Joint Conference of the Society for the Social

Studies of Science and the Environmental Studies Association of Canada. Halifax,

Nova Scotia

Professional Training Delivered

2016 Carleton Connected: A new portal for connecting Carleton University with

community partners. Educational Development Centre, Carleton University (with

Brian Burns and Darren Mundt)

2016 Community-Based Teaching and Research. Carleton’s fifth annual community

engagement event. Discovery Centre, Carleton University.

2016 Teaching Assistant Orientation and Professional Development Workshop.

Department of Political Science, Carleton University

2016 Community-Based Teaching and Research. Carleton’s fourth annual community

engagement event. Discovery Centre, Carleton University.

(http://carleton.ca/edc/faculty-and-instructors/community-engaged-

pedagogy/events/carletons-fourth-annual-community-engagement-event/)

2015 Teaching Assistant Professional Development Workshop. Department of Political

Science, Carleton University.

2009 Community-Based Research Projects for Graduate Students. Teaching

Conference. Educational Development Centre, Carleton University

2009 Integrating Community Service Learning into your course. Faculty Roundtable.

Educational Development Centre. Carleton University. (with Graham Smart)

2009 Course Design for Enhanced Student Engagement. Workshop for professors and

graduate students through the Educational Development Centre, Carleton

University.

2009 Community-engaged Pedagogy at Carleton: The state of the art. Opening

presentation given at the Community-Engaged pedagogy symposium. Educational

Development Centre, Carleton University.

2009 Building a culture of community-engagement. Presentation delivered at the

Community-Engaged pedagogy symposium. Educational Development Centre,

Carleton University.

2009 Writing a Teaching Philosophy Statement. Workshop presented at the

Professional Development Day for political science sessional instructors and TAs.

2008 Writing a teaching Philosophy Statement. Workshop presented at the Professional

Development Day for political science TAs.

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2007 Becoming an effective TA in Political Science. Presentation given at the

introductory session for political science Teach Assistants.

Contract or other research

Technical reports

2017 March 2017 Wakefield Spring Public Engagement Session and Design Workshop

Report (Peter Andrée and Louis Molgat)

2009 Briefing to the Yukon Legislative Assembly RE: Petition No. 07- 1 – 4 Genetically

Engineered Crops: The Inadequacies and Limitations of Federal Regulation

2008 Genetically Modified Crops in Ontario (Lucy Sharratt and Peter Andrée)

Canadian Biotechnology Action Network. Ottawa, Ontario.

2005 Meeting Niche Market Demand with a Humane Farming, Slaughtering and

Traceability Standard. Peterborough, Ontario: Harley Farms Incorporated,

Genopod, and Trent University

2002 Comments on the Regulatory Proposal under the Canadian Environmental

Protection Act, 1999, for the possible implementation of the Cartagena Protocol

on Biosafety to the Convention on Biological Diversity. (co-authored with

Michelle Swenarchuk) Toronto: Canadian Environmental Law Association.

2001 Community-Based Experiential Education Options for the Bachelor in

Environmental Studies (BES) Program. A report prepared for the BES

Curriculum Committee. Toronto: Faculty of Environmental Studies, York

University.

1997 A Feasibility Study and Business Plan for an ‘Incubator Kitchen’ in

Peterborough, Ontario. Peterborough, Ontario: Peterborough Social Planning

Council and the Community Opportunity and Innovations Network.

Research Grants

2015 $152,000 SSHRC Partnership Grant. Food: Locally Embedded, Globally

Engaged (FLEdGE). (with Prof. Patricia Ballamingie and Prof.

Irena Knezevic). PI is Alison Blay-Palmer, Wilfred Laurier

University. Amount shown is for Carleton-based research 2015-

2020.

2014 $1,400,000 SSHRC Partnership Grant. ‘CFICE’. Principal Investigator. This

amount represents the total value of the grant administered through

my research account 2014-2019.

2014 $30,000 Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Co-lead (with Prof.

Patricia Ballamingie) of the Eastern Node of the Nourishing

Communities research project on local food hubs. PI is Alison

Blay-Palmer, Wilfred Laurier University. Amount shown is for

Carleton-based research 2014-2015.

2014 $40,000 SSHRC Insight Grant. Co-lead (with Prof. Patricia Ballamingie) of

the Eastern Ontario Node of Nourishing Communities research

project on the informal food economy. PI is Alison Blay-Palmer,

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Wilfred Laurier University. Amount shown if for Carleton-based

research.

2012 $360,000 SSHRC Partnership Grant (7 years). Co-lead of Community Food

Security Hub. PI is Edward Jackson, Carleton University. This

amount represents the share of the total of $2.5M over the first four

years of the project for the CFS hub.

2012 $40,000 SSHRC Partnership Development Grant (2 years). Co-lead (with

Prof. Patricia Ballamingie) of Eastern Ontario research node.

Building and reinforcing resilient regional food networks in

Canada and beyond. PI is Alison Blay-Palmer, Wilfred Laurier

University. Amount shown if for Carleton-based research.

2011 $22,750 SSHRC and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Food and Rural

Affairs (24 months). Lead of Ottawa Research Group. Developing

Regional Food Hubs: Applying knowledge to Increase Local Food

Purchasing through local food linkages and value chains. PI is

Alison Blay-Palmer, Wilfred Laurier University. Amount shown is

for Carleton RAs.

2009 $200,000 SSHRC CURA Grant (5 years). Co-lead of WG2 (Policy Mapping

and Analysis). ‘Community Food Security: Participatory

Approaches to Exploring the Policy Interface Between Food

Access and Supply.’ PI is Patty Williams, Mount Saint Vincent

University. Amount shown is for WG 2 activities 2009-2014.

2007 $10,000 Start-up Grant. Faculty of Public Affairs, Carleton University.

2006 $43 000 SSHRC (Post-doctoral fellowship): ‘Local and Regional Food

Chains: Prospects for Rural Sustainability’

1999 $3000 BIOCAP Canada. ‘Bio-based Responses to Climate Change’

1997 $48 000 SSHRC (Doctoral fellowship): ‘Regulating Genetically-

Engineered Organisms’

1994 $24 000 Ontario Graduate Scholarship (Graduate studies scholarship)

Awards

2009 $15,000. Carleton University Teaching Achievement Award

Stipends

2010 $5000 Educational Development Centre, Carleton University.

Faculty Associate, Community-engaged pedagogy

2009 $2500 Educational Development Centre, Carleton University.

Faculty Associate, Community-engaged pedagogy

Development Grants

2011 $25,000 Carleton Innovation Forum (CIF) grant for ‘The

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Advancement of Undergraduate Sustainability & Environmental

Education (SEE) at Carleton University’ (Lead applicant: Mike

Brklacich, DGES)

Other Professional Activities

External refereeing undertaken for scholarly journals

2017 Canadian Journal of Food Studies: ‘An unfair fight: Examining relations of power

and discourse in Canada's GMO debates’

2017 Food Secure Canada: National Policy Briefs (through a joint community/

academic peer review process)

2017 Geoforum: ‘Alternative Food Networks and Farmer Livelihoods: A Spatializing

Livelihoods Perspective’

2016 Canadian Journal of Political Science: ‘Towards a More Collaborative Political

Science: A Partnership Approach’

2016 Food and Foodways: ‘From the Ground Up: Building Indigenous Food Security

in the Northwest Territories through Land-Based Programs’

2016 Journal of Canadian Studies: ‘Debating Bill C-18: An Analysis of Power and

Discourse in Parliamentary Proceedings on Canada’s Agricultural Growth Act’

2015 Review of International Political Economy: ‘The new agrarian double movement:

hegemony and resistance in the GMO food economy’

2014 Environmental Politics: ‘Discursive Power in Canadian Biotech Politics’

2013 Environmental Politics: ‘Russia’s Moratorium over GMOs throughout the 2000s:

The regulatory usage of scientific advice.’

2013 Journal of Canadian Studies: ‘Biosafety and Intellectual Property Regimes as

Potential Barriers to Realizing the Benefits of Publicly Funded Research: the Case

of Canadian Sunflower Genomics’

2013 Agriculture and Human Values: ‘Standards as a Commons: Governance for

sustainable agriculture’

2012 Science and Public Policy. ‘A Distorted Regulatory Landscape’

2012 Global Environmental Politics. ‘Developing Biosafety Regulations in Iran’

2010 Global Environmental Politics. ‘Shaping Global Governance: Sustainable

development and the discursive power of business’

2009 Canadian Journal of Sociology. ‘The sociology of agriculture in transition: the

political economy of agriculture after biotechnology.’

2008 Journal of Rural Studies. ‘Does the purchase of ‘local food’ by consumers in

developed countries impact the health of African farm workers?’

2008 Environmental Politics. ‘Defining the Precautionary Principle: An Empirical

Analysis of Elite Discourse’

2007 Journal of Canadian Studies. ‘The regulation of genetically modified salmon in

Canada.’

2006 Global Environmental Politics. ‘A Regime Analysis of the Cartagena Protocol on

Biosafety.’

2002 Capitalism, Nature, Socialism. ‘The political economy of the Risk Society.’

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External refereeing undertaken for scholarly presses

2015 University of Toronto Press. ‘The Intimate Commodity Revisited:

Contradictions and Challenges to Canada’s Food Industry’

2013-14 University of Toronto Press. ‘Organic Limited: The Political Economy of

Organic Food in Canada and the United States’

2010 ‘Environmental Discourses.’ Oxford University Press.

External refereeing undertaken for research funders

2015 National Science Foundation (US)

2014 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Service to learned societies or professional associations

2011- Editorial Board Member, Studies in Political Economy

2009-2011 Board member, Canadian Association for Food Studies

Service to the profession outside the university

2016- Chair, Wakefield Farmers Market

2015- Member, Friends of the Wakefield Spring

2010-2015 Steering Committee Chair, SOS Wakefield

2009-2012 Advisory Committee Member. ‘Food For All.’ Community Food Policy

Initiative led by University of Ottawa and Just Food Ottawa. Ottawa,

Ontario and funded by the CIHR.

2004-2006. Committee Member. Kawartha Choice Committee. Peterborough

Chamber of Commerce

2002-2006. Steering Committee Member. Big Cedar Cooperative.

2000-2005 Member. Canadian Environment Network Biotechnology Caucus.

2001-2004 Coordinator. EcoCouncil of Peterborough and Area

2000-2001 Organizing Member. Kawartha Forum on Genetically-Modified Foods.

1998-2000 Peterborough Local Committee Chair. Canadian Crossroads International.

1991-1998 Peterborough Local Committee Member. Canadian Crossroads

International

1994-1997 Member. Peterborough Food Policy Action Coalition., Peterborough,

Ontario.

1996-1997 Board Member. Kawartha World Issues Centre. Peterborough, Ontario.

Consulting

1990-2006 Facilitator and community development work for various organisations

including the Kawartha World Issues Centre, Trent Centre for

Community-Based Education, Kawartha Pine Ridge District Health

Council, Community Opportunities and Innovation Network,

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Peterborough Green-Up, the Peterborough Labour Council and the

Peterborough Social Planning Council.

Conference organization

2017 Carleton’s 75th Anniversary Community-University Expo. Carleton University

2017 Community-First: Impacts of Community Engagement Evaluation Symposium.

Carleton University

2016 Carleton’s 5th Annual Community Engagement Event. Carleton University

2016 The Governance of Seeds and Food: Taking Stock. Carleton University and USC

Canada.

2016 44th Annual Trent Temagami Colloquium. Temagami, Ontario

2016 Carleton’s 4th Annual Community Engagement Event. Carleton University,

Ontario

2015 Carleton’s 75th Anniversary organizing committee. Carleton University, Ontario

2015 43rd Annual Trent Temagami Colloquium. Temagami, Ontario

2013 41st Annual Trent Temagami Colloquium. Temagami, Ontario.

2012 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario

2011 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario

2011 Mini-conference on Sustainable Local Food Systems in Europe and the Americas:

Lessons for Policy and Practice. Funded by the Canada-EU Trans-Atlantic

Dialogue, Carleton University. Ottawa Ontario.

2010 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario

2009 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario

2009 Meeting of the Canadian Association for Food Studies. Carleton University.

(Local Arrangements Coordinator)

2009 Community-engaged pedagogy. One day teaching symposium. Educational

Development Center. Carleton University. (Co-ordinator)

2008 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario

2007 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario

2006 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario

2005 Annual Temagami Mini-conference on Indigenous and Environmental Politics.

Trent University. Temagami, Ontario.

2005 Agriculture and Rural Development: Global and Local Issues. Trent University.

Peterborough, Ontario. (Organizing committee member)

2004 Globalization, Food and the Environment: Grassroots Responses. Trent

University. Peterborough, Ontario. (Organizing committee member)

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1996 Second Peterborough Conference on Community Economic Development.

Community Opportunities and Innovation Network. Peterborough, Ontario

(Organizing committee member and workshop facilitator).

1995 Getting Our Food onto Our Tables. Peterborough Food Policy Action Coalition.

Peterborough, Ontario (Chair of organizing committee)

1994 From Farm Gate to Kitchen Table. Trent University. Peterborough, Ontario

(Organizing committee member).

1992 Our Common Future Too. Kawartha World Issues Centre. Peterborough, Ontario

(Organizing committee member and workshop facilitator).

Webinars organization for knowledge mobilization beyond the university

2017 ‘Subversions from the Informal and Social Economy: Relocating social and

ecological values in food systems (Eastern Ontario)’ Chaired by Peter Andrée.

Organized through the Nourishing Communities Research Network.

2015 ‘Collective Impact’. Chaired by Peter Andrée. Featuring Liz Weaver. Organized

through CFICE network

2014 ‘The story of The SEED’. Chaired by Peter Andrée. Featuring Erin Nelson. Co-

organized with Food Secure Canada.

2013 ‘Building links between community and university researchers in Participatory

Action Research: Lessons for addressing ethical issues in research’ Chaired by

Peter Andrée. Featuring Prof. Irena Knezevic, Felicia Newell and Sheila Byrd.

Co-organized with Food Secure Canada.

2013 ‘Evaluating community-university partnerships.’ Chaired by Peter Andrée.

Featuring Prof. Edward Jackson. Co-organized with Food Secure Canada.

2013 ‘University-Community Connections in the Waterloo Food System.’ Chaired by

Peter Andrée. Featuring Katherine Pigott, Prof. Steffanie Scott and Wajma

Qaderi-Attayi. Co-organized with Food Secure Canada.

2012 Building Regional Food Security through Community-University Linkages. Food

Security Research Network. Lakehead University. Featuring Prof. Connie Nelson,

Prof. Mirella Stroink, Madge Richardson. Co-organized with Food Secure

Canada.

Professional presentations in the community

2017 Author meets readers. Focus: Globalization and Food Sovereignty. Organized

through Faculty of Public Affairs, Carleton University

2017 Canada’s National Food Policy. Presentation to Minister of Agriculture and Agri-

Food, Lawrence MacAulay, and members of the West Quebec Farmer’s

Association. Ottawa, Ontario

2015 Community First: Impacts of Community Engagement. Developing Future

Leaders Conference. Zelikovitz Centre for Jewish Studies. Carleton University,

Ottawa, Ontario.

2015 Housing Security, Food Access and Community Connections: A Case Study of

Peterborough, Ontario. Peterborough County-City Health Unit. Peterborough,

Ontario. (With Patricia Ballamingie, Mary-Anne Martin and Julie Pilson)

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2014 Reflections on the Good Food revolution. Food Core. The Table Community

Food Centre. Perth, Ontario.

2013 Does Canada Need a National Food Policy? Co-organizer and chair of panel

hosted by Carleton University’s Initiative for Parliamentary and Diplomatic

Engagement. Government Conference Centre, Ottawa.

2012 CFICE: Community/University partnerships and the Canadian food movement.

With Cathleen Kneen. Food Secure Canada conference. Edmonton, Alberta.

2012 ‘How to get academic researchers to help you get things done’. With Cathleen

Kneen. Workshop delivered at Food Secure Canada biennial meeting in

Edmonton, Alberta.

2012 Alternative Food Supply Chains and Sustainable Agriculture: Lessons from

Australia. Presentation for the Hastings Stewardship Council. Thurlow, Ontario.

2009 ‘SmartStax and GMO Regulation in Canada.’ Public presentation on behalf of the

Canadian Biotechnology Action Network. Ottawa, Ontario.

2008. ‘Food Justice.’ One World Dinner (fundraiser for Kawartha World Issues Center

and Jamaica Self-Help). Peterborough, Ontario

2005. ‘Agricultural Sustainability in Canada.’ (lecture and farm tour). Summer

Explorations in Canadian Culture. Trent University. Peterborough, Ontario.

2001 ‘Biotechnology and Democracy.’ INSTRUCT Student Conference. Trent

University. Peterborough, Ontario.

2000 ‘Genetically Modified Organisms and the Environment.’ University Women’s

Association of Peterborough. Peterborough, Ontario

2000 ‘Values and the Environment.’ Roots of our Future (student conference). Trent

University. Peterborough, Ontario

2000 ‘The Ethics of Genetic Engineering.’ Unitarian Fellowship of Peterborough.

Peterborough, Ontario

1998 ‘Agricultural Issues in the Kawarthas.’ Canadian Studies International Summer

Institute’ (lecture and farm tour for visiting Canadian Studies scholars). Trent

University. Peterborough, Ontario

1998 ‘The Politics of Agricultural Biotechnology: Competing Epistemologies.’

INSTRUCT Student Conference. Trent University. Peterborough, Ontario

1995. ‘Introduction to Agriculture’ (lecture and farm tour). Upper Canada College/

Frost Centre for Canadian Heritage and Development Studies Summer Program.

Peterborough, Ontario

1995. ‘Environment and Development.’ mini-enrichment program course for senior

high school students. Trent University. Peterborough, Ontario

Academic responsibilities (teaching)

Undergraduate courses taught

2014 PSCI 3809: The Politics of Food (Carleton)

2012 PSCI 3801: Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2012 PSCI 1002B: Global Political Issues (Carleton)

2011 PSCI 3801: Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2011 PSCI 3801: Environmental Politics (Carleton)

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2010 PSCI 1002: Global Political Issues: The Politics of Food (Carleton)

2010 PSCI 4808: Global Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2009 PSCI 3801: Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2009 PSCI 1002: Global Political Issues: The Politics of Food (Carleton)

2009 PSCI 4808: Global Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2008 PSCI 3801: Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2008 PSCI 1002: Global Political Issues: The Politics of Food (Carleton)

2008 PSCI 4808: Global Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2007 PSCI 3801: Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2006 PSCI 1002: Global Political Issues (Carleton)

2006 PSCI 3801: Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2005-2006 ERS 334: The Canadian Food System: A Community Development

Approach (Trent)

2004-2005 ERS 461: Global Environmental Policy (Trent)

2004-2005 IDS 221: Agrarian Change and Food Production in Global Context (Trent)

2004-2005 ERS 334: The Canadian Food system: A Community Development

Approach (Trent)

2004-2005 ERS 460: Public Policy in Global Perspective (Trent)

2003-2004 ERS 461: Global Environmental Policy (Trent)

2003-2004 ERS 310: Canadian Public Policy and the Environment (Trent)

2002-2003 ERS 461: Global Environmental Policy (Trent)

2001-2002 ERS 461: Global Environmental Policy (Trent)

2000-2001 ENVS 3300: Science and the Environment (York)

1999-2000 ENVS 3000: Environmental Ethics (York)

1997-1998 ERS 330: Environmental Ethics (Trent in Oshawa)

Graduate courses taught

2016 (fall) PSCI 5810: Approaches to Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2016 (winter) PSCI 5810: Approaches to Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2014 PSCI 5810: Approaches to Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2012 PSCI 5915: Community-Based Research in Food Policy and

Environmental Policy (Carleton)

2012 PECO 5001: Research Methodologies (Carleton)

2011 PSCI 5915: Community-Based Research in Food Policy and

Environmental Policy (Carleton)

2011 PECO 5001: Research Methodologies (Carleton)

2010 PSCI 5915: Community-Based Research in Food Policy and

Environmental Policy (Carleton)

2010 PSCI 5900: Canadian Food Policy Research Seminar (Carleton reading

course – 5 students)

2009 PSCI 5915: Community-Based Research in Food Policy and

Environmental Policy (Carleton)

2008 PSCI 5810: Approaches to Environmental Politics (Carleton)

2007 CNDS 5900: Democracy and the Environment in Canada (Carleton

reading course – 1 student)

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2005-2006 CSNS 507: The Canadian Food System (Trent reading course – 1 student)

2004-2005 CSNS 507: The Canadian Food system (Trent reading course – 1 student)

Thesis or Major Research Paper Supervision

(note: titles given, no student names)

Post-Doctoral

2017- Food Policy Post-Doctoral Fellowship. Funded by MITACS (Industry

Canada)

2016-2017 Entrepreneurial strategies of agribusiness mega-enterprises in Argentina

and Brazil. Funded by Robert McNamara Fellowship Program (World

Bank)

PhD

2015- Climate Change Adaptation in Agriculture in Canada’s Maritime

Provinces: Governance Challenges and Opportunities. Department of

Political Science, Carleton University

2014- Discourses of Climate Change Adaptation in Agriculture: A Comparative

Analysis of Canada and Australia. Department of Political Science,

Carleton University

2011-2017 The new governance of sustainable food systems: Shared insights from

four rural communities in Canada and the EU. Department of Political

Science, Carleton University

2011- Moms Feeding Families in Peterborough City and County: Exploring the

extent to which community-based food initiatives can provide support.

Trent-Carleton Join PhD Program in Canadian Studies

2008-2014 The struggle for democratic environmental governance around energy

projects in post-communist countries: the role of civil society groups and

multilateral development banks. Department of Political Science. Carleton

University.

MA

2016-2017 Saying what we mean and meaning what we say: deliberative democracy

and the Crown’s duty to consult the Clyde River Hamlet. Institute of

Political Economy, Carleton University

2015- Community-Based Adaptation to Climate Change in Bangladesh.

Geography and Environmental Studies, Carleton University

2015- The Yellowknife Food Charter: A Participatory Action Research Project.

Institute of Political Economy, Carleton University

2015-2017 A Food Systems’ Approach to Food Governance. Institute of Political

Economy, Carleton University (co-supervisor)

2011-2013 Municipal Food Policy. Institute of Political Economy, Carleton

University.

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2011-2012 Cultivating Solidarity: How the local food movement can contribute to

global food justice. Institute of Political Economy, Carleton University

2010-2011 Abattoir Regulation in Canada. Institute of Political Economy, Carleton

University

2009-2011 Global Governance and Food Security Discourses: The FAO and the Via

Campesina. Department of Geography and Environmental Studies,

Carleton University

2009- 2010 Meaningful Consultation and Canada’s First Nations. Institute of Political

Economy, Carleton University

2009-2011 Mobilizing the Local Food Movement in Canada: Fostering Collaboration

and Effecting Policy Change. Department of Political Science, Carleton

University

2008-2010 The Eco-politics of the Alberta Tar Sands. Institute of Political Economy.

Carleton University

2008-2010 The discourse of food sovereignty in Canada. Institute of Political

Economy. Carleton University

2007-2008 Challenging commodity fetishism? The local food movement and the

reinvention of fine cuisine. Institute of Political Economy. Carleton

University. (co-supervisor)

2007-2008 Fair Trade Mainstreaming: An Innovative Response to the Challenges of

Hegemonic Neoliberalism. Department of Political Science. Carleton

University

2007-2008 Traveling Third Class: Regulating the Transport of Farm Animals in

Canada. Institute of Political Economy. Carleton University. (co-

supervisor)

BA (Hons)

2016-2017 Discourses Surrounding the Mercury Contamination of the Wabigoon

River and their Impact on Grassy Narrows First Nation. BPAPM

(Carleton)

2016-2017 Defining Success in Building a Just, and Sustainable Food System in

Eastern Ontario. Department of Geography and Environmental Studies

(Carleton)

2015-2016 From the ground out: How land access can grow the urban agriculture

footprint in Ottawa. BPAPM (Carleton)

2015-2016 International Engagement with Urban Agriculture Movements. BPAPM

(Carleton)

2012-2013 First Nations’ Struggle for Environmental Justice: An Analysis of the

Northern Gateway Environmental Assessment. Political Science

(Carleton)

2012-2013 Feeding Movements of Change: The Special Rapporteur on the Right to

Food’s mission to Canada and Implications for CSOs. BPAPM (Carleton)

2011-2012 Fair Trade and the Small Producers Symbol. BPAPM (Carleton)

2010-2011 Seed Regulation and Seed Sovereignty in Canada. BPAPM (Carleton)

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2010-2011 The Political Economy of the nutritional aspects of Food Aid. Political

Science (Carleton)

2010-2011 The Politics of Wind Energy in Ontario. DGES (Carleton)

2010-2011 Polyculture and Organic Agriculture in Ottawa: a sustainable local food

system. DGES (Carleton)

2009-2010 NGO influence in International Environmental Negotiations. BPAPM

(Carleton)

2009-2010 Adaptation to Climate Change in Ottawa. BPAPM (Carleton)

2008-2010 Furthering Food Security in Ottawa: Examining Partnership-Based Policy

between Local Government and Civil Society. BPAPM (Carleton)

2008-2009 Water as a human right in Canada. BPAPM (Carleton)

2008-2009 Resilience theory and natural resource management in Madagascar.

Political Science and Biology (Carleton) (co-supervisor)

2008-2009 Carbon taxation. Political Science (Carleton)

2007-2008 Canadian bulk water export policy. BPAPM (Carleton)

2007-2008 From efficiency to authenticity: the contradictions of institutional food

service and local food sourcing. Interdisciplinary Studies (Carleton)

2007-2008 Environmental Non-Government Organization influence: The case of the

2006 Pest Control Products Act. Political Science. (Carleton)

Thesis advisor (second reader)

PhD

2013-2015 Sowing the seeds of a collective autonomy: An analysis of postcapitalist

possibilities in food-based livelihoods. Department of Sociology and

Anthropology (Carleton)

2011-2016 Making of the Local: Organic Olives and Narratives of Space in

Gökçeada, Turkey. Department of Sociology and Anthropology (Carleton)

2009-2012 A Qualitative Analysis of Urban Food Relations and Livelihoods in

Istanbul, Turkey. Department of Geography (Carleton).

2008-2010 Alternative forms of agriculture and climate change. Department of

Geography (Carleton).

MA

2015 Basic Income and Housing Satisfaction: Evidence from the Mincome

Experiment. Institute of Political Economy (Carleton).

2010 The political economy of vertical farming in Canada. Institute of Political

Economy (Carleton).

2009 Ecological agriculture in the Kawarthas. Frost Centre for Canadian Studies

and Native Studies (Trent)

2009 Cleaning up the Harbour: the Hamilton Harbour Remedial Action Plan as

a Sustainable Common Property Institution. Institute of Political

Economy, Carleton University (co-supervisor)

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2008 Networks of Power: A feminist political ecology analysis of the World

Water Council. Institute of Political Economy (Carleton)

Examining boards

External

PhD

2016 The Political-Economy of Science and (Bio) Technology: The Emergence

of Agricultural Biotechnology in Canada. Department of Geography. York

University, Toronto

2016 United States Promotion of GM Foods in Mexico: An Application of a

Public Diplomacy Model. The University of Auckland. Auckland, New

Zealand.

2015 On the transformational potential of ‘eating local’: Insights for local food

system and social sustainability praxis. Griffith School of Environment.

Griffith University, Queensland, Australia

2011 In the Same Boat? Exploring Treaty Rights, Resource Privatisation,

Community Resistance, and Mi’kmaq/non-native Solidarity in Bear River

First Nation (BRFN), through Video-based Participatory Research.

Interdisciplinary Studies. Concordia University, Montreal, Québec

MA

2017 Cultivating Change: Optimizing Farmers’ Markets in Ontario.

Sustainability Studies. Trent University. Peterborough, Ontario

2008 Theorizing Governance in an Uncertain Present: Foucault and Post-

positivism in Policy Studies. Centre for Politics, theory and culture. Trent

University, Peterborough, Ontario.

Internal/External

PhD

2011 The Political Ecology of Biofuels Production: Jatropha in Kenya.

Geography and Environmental Studies, Carleton University

2007 Biotechnology and Public Consultation. Geography and Environmental

Studies. Carleton University.

MA

2015 Knots that Strain & Threads that Bind: NGO-Grassroots Dynamics in the

Movement Web Challenging Canadian Resource Extractivism.

Department of Sociology and Anthropology Carleton. University

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2011 The Environment and Social Work. School of Social Work. Carleton

University

2008 Community Supported Agriculture: A Qualitative Analysis. Geography

and Environmental Studies. Carleton University.

2007 Scaling up alternative food systems. Institute of Political Economy.

Carleton University.

Innovation in teaching methods

2009 Introduced a graduate course based around community-based research

projects.

2009 Introduced a community-based research film project to fourth year course

in global environmental politics.

2008 Developed a new community service-learning project for an introductory

course on global political issues.

2007 Introduced community-based research project to a third year course in

environmental politics.

2003-2005 Developed a course on the Canadian Food System and Community

Development that relied exclusively on community-based research or

service learning projects.

2002-2005 Created a radio project for a fourth-year course on global environmental

issues that had student groups presenting programs on the university radio

station (Trent)

2004 Co-facilitated a workshop (with Tom Whillans) on community-based

education techniques for the Instructional Development Centre (Trent)

2004 Developed a news-writing project for a third-year course in environmental

policy that required students to submit articles to community and student

newspapers (Trent)

Administrative responsibilities

Department

2015- Associate Chair. Political Science Department (Carleton)

2015- Member. Tenure and Promotion Committee. Political Science Department.

(Carleton)

2015-2016 Member. Departmental Review Committee. Political Science Department.

(Carleton)

2015- Member. Curriculum and Priorities Committee. Political Science

Department. (Carleton)

2013-2014 Member. Undergraduate Studies Programming Committee. Political

Science Department. (Carleton)

2011, 2012 Member. Institute for Political Economy. Incoming Graduate Student

Selection Committee (Carleton)

2010-2012 Member. Undergraduate Studies Programming Committee. Political

Science Department. (Carleton)

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2010 Member. Department of Geography and Environmental Studies. Hiring

Committee for Tenure-track position in Sustainability and Environment

(Carleton)

2009 Member. Institute for Political Economy. Incoming Graduate Student

Selection Committee (Carleton)

2009 Member. Curriculum and Priorities committee. Department of Political

Science. (Carleton)

2008-2009 Member. Tenure and Promotions committee. Department of Political

Science (Carleton)

2007-2008 Member. Hiring Committee for position in African Politics. Department of

Political Science. (Carleton)

2007-2008 Member. Graduate Studies Programming Committee. Political Science

Department. (Carleton)

2007- Member, Institute for Political Economy Board. (Carleton)

2007- Member. Political Science Departmental Board. (Carleton)

2004-2005 Member. Program Committee for the Indigenous Environmental Studies

Program. (Trent)

2003-2005 Member. Environmental and Resource Studies Program Committee.

(Trent)

2004-2005 Member. Committee on the Special Emphasis in Food and Agriculture.

(Trent)

2004-2005 Member. Environmental and Resource Studies Awards Committee.

(Trent)

2004-2005 Member. Environmental and Resource Studies Merit Committee.

(Trent)

2000-2001 Member. Bachelor in Environmental Studies Curriculum Committee.

(York) Faculty

2009 Member. School of Canadian Studies, Committee of Management.

(Carleton)

2008 Member. Faculty Representative on Hiring Committee for Instructor

Position. School of Criminology. Faculty of Public Affairs (Carleton).

2008 Member. Initiative on Community-University Engagement. Faculty of

Public Affairs. (Carleton)

University

2017- Chair. 75th Anniversary Community-Academic Expo Strategic Planning

Subcommittee (Carleton)

2015- Member. Co-operative Education Committee (Carleton)

2015- Member. Carleton Centre for Community Innovation Management Board

(Carleton)

2015- Member. 75th Anniversary Community-Academic Expo Conference

Committee (Carleton)

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2014- Chair. Committee on Community Engaged Pedagogy (Carleton)

2014 Member. Hiring Committee. Department of Geography and

Environmental Studies (Carleton).

2013- Member. Tenure and Promotion Appeals Committee (Carleton)

2009-2013 Chair. Initiative on Community University Engagement Pedagogy

Subcommittee. (Carleton)

2009-2010 Faculty Associate, Educational Development Centre, Carleton University

2007-2009 Member. Initiative on Community-University Engagement. (Carleton)

2006- Member. Trent Temagami Mini-Conference Organizing Committee

(Carleton representative on Trent-based committee)

2004-2006 Chair. Trent Temagami Mini-Conference Organizing Committee. (Trent)