Postdoctoral Horizon Fellow: Dr. Isabel Rodríguez Toribio

Project: “Integrating Diverse Interests in Global Governance"

Dr Isabel Rodriguez-Toribio received her PhD at the University of Glasgow (2022). Her research focuses on international cooperation, particularly on the informal governance of illicit financial flows, but also on more general questions about global governance. Her work as a Horizon Postdoctoral Fellow focuses on international organizations, their design, and their evolution over time.

Webpage: https://www.isabelrodrigueztoribio.com

Twitter: @IsabelRzT

Dr Colin Scott

Project: Social networks and integration among hard-to-reach migrants: A multi-method survey of recent immigrants to Québec

Bio: Dr. Colin Scott received his PhD in Political Science from McGill University (2021) and holds a Master’s degree in Psychology from the University of Guelph. His research interests focus on political psychology, public opinion, and political behaviour, investigating topics including prejudice and intergroup relations, the adaptation and integration of newcomers to Canada, civic engagement, and how social perceptions influence attitudes toward diversity and support for minority accommodations. In addition to his academic research, Dr. Scott is a practitioner supporting the application of social and behavioural sciences to inform public policy and program evaluation in the public and non-profit sectors.

Website: www.colinpscott.ca     Twitter: @ColinScott_NL

Dr Marie Gagné

Supervisor: Amy Poteete

Research Project Title: Protests against Large-Scale Land Acquisitions, Electoral Democracy, and the Emergence of Rural Citizenship in Senegal.

Dr. Juliette Dupont

Supervisors: Antoine Bilodeau and Mireille Paquet

PhD, Université de Montréal. Funded by the Initiative de Recherche sur l’Immigration and pursuing a research agenda focused on States’ marketing strategies to attract desirable migrants. Her dissertation in political science is entitled « Verrou ou Vitrine? Politiques du visa Schengen en Algérie et en Chine » and compares visa issuance practices by European States in Algeria and China.