Ted Rutland, PhD
Associate Professor, Geography, Planning and Environment

Office: |
S-V 303 V Annex, 2110 Mackay |
Phone: | (514) 848-2424 ext. 2053 |
Email: | ted.rutland@concordia.ca |
Website(s): |
academia.edu/TedRutland twitter.com/TedRutland |
I am interested in supervising masters and PhD research on the city of Montréal, especially research concerned with policing and housing in the post-1970s period.
Teaching activities
URBS 420 - Social and Cultural Geographies of Montreal
URBS 333 - Urban Laboratory
HENV 640 - Seminar in Critical Urban Studies
HENV 690 - Geographies of Confinement
Selected publications
Book
Rutland, T. 2018. Displacing Blackness: Planning, Power, and Race in Twentieth-Century Halifax. Toronto, University of Toronto Press.
Articles
Book chapters
Rutland, T. 2013. Energizing environmental concern in Portland, Oregon. In B. Miller, W. Nicholls, and J. Beaumont (Eds.) Spaces of Contention. Brookfield, MA: Ashgate.
Reports
Print media
Rutland, T. 2019. Profilage racial: Au-delà de l'échec des solutions du passé. Revue de la Ligue des Droits et Libertés, automne: 35-37.
Rutland, T. 2019. Les fausses promesses de l'urbanisme. Urbanité, automne: 17-18.
Rutland, T. 2018. L'urbanisme et l'hospitalité ontologique: comment nos villes on crée les conditions d'exclusion. Liberté, 322: 32-33.
Media
Video: Displacing Blackness book launch
Audio: Presentation on gentrification and white ignorance
Audio: Interview on gentrification and housing struggles
Audio: Interview on gentrification and condo conversions
Audio: Interview about race and planning in Halifax
Audio: Interview about planning and black history in Nova Scotia