Search Results
Your search for "Francophone rights" returned the following 3 expert(s):
BARIL, Alexandre »
Yes
Assistant professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
School of Social Work
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800#6386
Cell: 8197750200
Home: 8197750200
E-mail: abaril@uottawa.ca
Website
Preferred method s of contact:
E-mail, Cell Telephone, Office Telephone
Research information:
Trans theories (transgender, transsexual, non-binary, genderqueer, etc.); Disability/mad/crip theories; Queer/sexuality theories; Feminist and gender theories; Intersectional and diversity theories; Linguistic minorities; Sociology of the body/health/social movements.Area(s) of expertise:
(View other experts in this field)
- Communications and ethics
- Disability
- Disability law
- Feminist ethics
- Feminist politics and theory
- Francophone rights
- Francophonie and society
- Human rights
- Human rights
- LGBT
- LGBTQ
- Mental health
- Sex/sexuality
- Suicide
- Women
Language preference:
English and French
CARDINAL, Linda »
Professor
Full professor
Faculty of Social Sciences
Political Studies
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (2697)
E-mail: linda.cardinal@uOttawa.ca
Website
Preferred method of contact:
Research information:
Minorités, bilinguisme et politiques linguistiques; politique identitaire et constitutionnalisme; fédéralisme et politiques publiques ;les enjeux identitaires en politique comparée; la vie politique des minorités francophones hors Québec.Area(s) of expertise:
(View other experts in this field)
- Bilingualism
- Canadian politics
- Canadian studies
- Federalism
- Francophone rights
- Minority languages
- Political ideology
- Quebec politics
- Women and politics
Language preference:
English and French
POWER, Mark »
Professor
Assistant professor
Faculty of Law
Common Law
Contact information:
Office: 613-562-5800 (3381)
E-mail: Mark.Power@uOttawa.ca
Preferred method s of contact:
E-mail, Office Telephone
Research information:
My research focusses on access to justice, constitutional and administrative law, education law (primary and secondary education, Indian constitutional law, the rights of minorities, and language rights (official language communities, Francophones, Franco-Ontarians, Acadians, and English speaking communities in Quebec).
Area(s) of expertise:
(View other experts in this field)
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- Administrative law
- Civil (punitive) damages
- Constitutional law
- Courts
- Federalism
- Francophone rights
- Francophonie and society
- Human rights
- Human rights
- Private international law
Language preference:
English and French
Find an Expert
Search our database of more than 500 University of Ottawa experts, who can comment on current events or share their expertise for news features.
Hint: Searches are not case sensitive and word fragments are accepted.
Sub-categories for "Francophonie"
- Francophone rights
- Francophonie and society
- French-Canadian culture