Faculty of Arts + Social Sciences: Travel Reports

Stevan Bozanich in History & Hellenic Studies studied the Chetnik movement from Yugoslavia in Southern Europe.

Joseph Burton in History conducted biographical research on labour union activist, Frederick Thompson, in the USA.

Siling Tao in History studied overseas Chinese communities in the Fujian province in China.

Rui Zhang in History studied different measures to safeguard workers in Hong Kong.

Curtis Platson in History studied the colonial politics of witchcraft in Zanzibar and Pemba, during the 1920s-1964.

Vienna Chichi Lam in Criminology studied aquatic human body detection, recovery and repatriation in the Netherlands Antilles.

Michaela McGuire in Criminology presented on a panel on Indigenous issues in Toronto.

Anna Maslouskaya in Anthropology studied how Brazilian telenovelas influence the understanding of race and class.

Carlos Ponce in Criminology studied gang violence in Central America.

Songwei He in History studied the Temple Destruction Movement during the Qing Dynasty in China.

Benjamin Dipple in History studied 20th-century Ottoman and Turkish figures in the USA and Turkey.

Sarah Vanderveer in Sociology studied how female academics in Ghana are challenging gender norms.

Panagiotis Delis in History studied ethnic cleansing in the Balkan Wars in Europe.

Gyuzel Kamalova in Anthropology studied the experience of orphanage graduates in Kazakhstan.

Biftu Yousuf in Criminology and Health Sciences studied Oromo conceptions of well-being in metropolitan areas of Canada.

Milad Doroudian in History studied the Kastner affair in Romania.

Lauren Rattray in International Studies studied the semi-autonomous archipelago of Zanzibar in Tanzania.

Lindsey Bannister in English studied the lives and writings of Twentieth Century Canadian authors who were regarded as racial imposters in Ontario and Alberta.