Postdoctoral Fellows

Postdoctoral Fellows

Postdoctoral Fellows Involved with the Religion and Diversity Project

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Events Calendar

The Religion and Diversity Project is pleased to have (and have had) so many talented postdoctoral fellows involved in its programme. The postdoctoral fellows listed below are doing their Post-doc with a team member on a related project theme. Find out who the postdoctoral fellows are and who they are working with.

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Name	University	Supervisor	Research Statement	Bios
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Al-Dabbagh, Harith (2010-12) SSHRC	Postdoc, Université de Montréal	Gaudreault-DesBiens, Jean-François	La réception en Occident des institutions du droit musulman de la famille: heurs et malheurs d'un compromis.
Al-Fartousi, May (2014-16) SSHRC Fellowship	Postdoc, University of Ottawa	Beaman, Lori G.	From the Past to Present: An Ethnographic Study of Muslim Shi’i Youth in Canada.
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Barras, Amélie (2012-14) Fonds national suisse de la recherche	Postdoc, Université de Montréal	Lefebvre, Solange	Negotiating religion on an everyday basis: The case of devout Muslims in the Montréal region.
Behiery, Valérie (2011-13) SSHRC Fellowship	Postdoc, Université de Montréal	Amiraux, Valérie	The Aesthetics of Alterity. Objects of mistranslation: Representing the 'burqa' in Canadian daily newspapers since 9/11.
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Dabby, Dia (2017)	Postdoc, University of Ottawa	Beaman, Lori G.	`Where do we go now?’: Local zoning and global conversations about Muslim cemeteries. Québec as a case study
Dejean, Frédéric (2010-12)	Postdoc, Université de Montréal	Amiraux, Valérie	Les relations entre les communautés évangéliques et les services de l’urbanisme dans les mairies d’arrondissements de Montréal.
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Francis, Matthew (2012-15) ESRC	Postdoc, Lancaster University	Knott, Kim	The role of ideology, belief and commitment in motivations, justifications and catalysts for action in the face of uncertainty.
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Grigore, Monica (2015-16) Religion and Diversity Project Postdoctoral Fellowship	Postdoc, University of Ottawa	Beaman, Lori G.	The local regulation of religion.
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Hoverd, William (2011-12) DFAIT Fellowship	Postdoc, University of Ottawa	Beaman, Lori G.	Changes in Religious Diversity in Canada and New Zealand, 1980-2010.
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Macdonald, Arlene (2010-11) MITACS Fellowship	Postdoc, University of Ottawa	Beaman, Lori G.	Religion at Work: Impressions & experiences of young adults of immigrant background in Canada.
Martínez-Ariño, Julia (2013-14) Religion and Diversity Project Postdoctoral Fellowship	Postdoc, Université de Montréal	Lefebvre, Solange	Religion and education in Montréal faith-based schools/Religion et éducation dans les écoles privées confessionnelles de Montréal.
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Nabti, Mehdi (2011-13) SSHRC	Postdoc, Université de Montréal	Brodeur, Patrice	Présence de la culture arabo-maghrebine au QC: le cas des musicien(ne)s.
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Pasche, Florence (2012-) Swiss National Science Foundation	Postdoc, University of Toronto	Klassen, Pamela	Natural Parenting in the Digital Age.
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Smith, Lisa (April-June, 2014) Canada Research Chair in the Contextualization of Religion in a Diverse Canada	Postdoc, University of Ottawa	Beaman, Lori G.	Discourses of Difference and Similarity: An Examination of the Quebec Charter of Values.
Stacey, Tim (2017-2018) Religion and Diversity Project Postdoctoral Fellowship	Postdoc, University of Ottawa	Beaman, Lori G.	The role of religion and belief in renewing a sense of solidarity in culturally and economically fragmented spaces.
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Teinturier, Sara (2015-16) Religion and Diversity Project Postdoctoral Fellowship	Postdoc, Université of Montréal	Lefebvre, Solange	Religion and education.
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Vergani, Matteo (2013-15)	Postdoc, Monash University	Bouma, Gary	Cultural Drivers of Violent Extremism.

(Last updated - September 23, 2016)

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