- Alison Ayers
- Sandra MacLean
- Stephen McBride
- Peggy Falkenheim Meyer
- Alexander Moens
- Anthony Perl
- Douglas Ross
- Patrick Smith
- Paul Warwick
- Steven Weldon
- Jean-François Godbout
- Mark Pickup
- David Laycock
- Tsuyoshi Kawasaki
- James Busumtwi-Sam
- Marjorie Griffin Cohen
- Kina Chenard
- Maureen Covell
- Laurent Dobuzinskis
- Lynda Erickson
- Genevieve Fuji Johnson
- Andrew Heard
- Eric Hershberg
- Andy Hira
- Michael Howlett
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B.A. (Hons.) (University of Toronto)
M.A. (University of Toronto)
Ph.D. (University of Toronto)
Office: AQ-6037A
Telephone: 778.782.4782
E-mail: douglasr@sfu.ca
Graduate Program Chair:
Douglas Ross, Professor, taught at Trent University and the University of British Columbia before coming to Simon Fraser University in 1988. His research interests include Canadian Foreign Policy, Strategy and Arms Control, and International Conflict and Conflict Resolution. He was a founding director of the Canadian Centre for Arms Control and Disarmament in 1983, and served on the national policy advisory group for the Canadian Ambassadors for Disarmament from 1986-93. He is presently on the editorial board of International Journal. Recent work includes four edited collections of papers concerning security and arms control in the North Pacific, super-power Maritime strategies in the pacific region, prospects for security cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region during the coming decade, and Canadian-Russian relations in the post-Cold War era. Current research interests include Canadian-United States aero-space defence relations and the relationship between environmental crisis and national security policymaking.
Recent Publications:
* "Soaring Eagle, Crouching Dragon? The Likely Prospect of Continued American Hegemony," International Journal, v. 66 issue 2 (Spring 2011), 463-71.
“NATO in Canadian Foreign Policy: From ‘Atlanticist’ fear and hope to a future of environmental crisis and ‘civilizational rallying’?” in Duane Bratt and Christopher Kukucha, eds., Readings in Canadian Foreign Policy , 2nd edition (Don Mills, Ont: Oxford UP, 2011); forthcoming.
* “Canada’s International Security Strategy: Beyond Reason but not Hope?” International Journal, vol. 65 issue 2 (Spring 2010), 349-60.
* Douglas Alan Ross, "Nuclear Weapons and American Grand Strategy", as chapter 6 of David S. McDonough, ed., U.S. Nuclear Strategy and the Implications for Global Security (Halifax, NS: Centre for Foreign Policy Studies, Dalhousie University, 2009), 93-132 (extended version of International Journal article in 2008).
* Douglas Alan Ross, “Nuclear Weapons and American Grand Strategy: Essential pillar or terminal liability?” International Journal. vol. LXIII No. 4 (Autumn 2008), pp. 847-73 (27 pages); refereed publication.
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