"Achieving international distinction for creativity, innovation and excellence in geographical, geological and environmental education, research and outreach."

Research Interests

• Theories of the state and law
• Feminist, materialist,  'post-structuralist', and postmodern perspectives and their implications for geographic research (conceptual, methodological, substantive and political)
• Urban policy, policy struggles and social consequences.
• Methodologies of historical research in human geography
• Explanation of trends in Canadian social housing policy
• Urban social movements
• Historical development of cities and urban planning
• Development and regulation of Ontario's community legal clinics
• The role of class and gender in urban politics and legal struggles
• Feminist geography:  concepts, methods and applied research
• Disability in the Global South
• Impacts of economic restructuring on diverse women in Canadian northern communities
• the Occupy Movement

Updated:October 29, 2012

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