research
my primary research fields are the military and diplomatic history of modern canada, focusing particularly on mobilization strategies during the second world war and on canadian-american relations during the john diefenbaker conservative government from 1957 to 1963. i am also an editor of the collected papers of bertrand russell, an international collaborative project based at mcmaster university compiling the writings of the nobel prize-winning british philosopher and social activist. recent funded projects include the following:
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award date |
agency/program |
amount |
project title |
role |
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2016 |
sshrc insight development grant |
$51,526 |
"building a cold war consensus: the eisenhower administration and canada-us relations, 1953-1961" |
principal investigator |
|
2013 |
senate research committee sshrc research grant |
$3,065 |
"bertrand russell in america, 1938-1944" |
principal investigator |
|
2011 |
senate research committee sshrc research grant |
$3,600 |
"the politics of conscience: a biography of howard charles green" |
principal investigator |