Visiting Scholars
Sabine Choquet
Researcher at CÉRIUM
Sabine Choquet holds a Ph.D. in Human and Social Sciences from the University Panthéon-Sorbonne and the University Laval on integration policies and national identity, in a comparative perspective between France, Canada and Quebec.
Theodoros Koutroubas
Visiting scholar at CÉRIUM and visiting professor at UdeM's Political science Department
Theodoros Koutroubas is a professor at UCLouvain (Belgium) and Director General of the European Council of the Liberal Professions (CEPLIS).
Sarah-Myriam Martin-Brûlé
Associate Professor at the Department of Politics and International Studies at Bishop’s University
Sarah-Myriam Martin-Brûlé (PhD, McGill) studies peace operations and security issues related to fragile states.
Mark Purdon
Expert de la politique de changement climatique et de développement international
Observateur attentif de la politique québécoise sur le changement climatique et ses implications en Amérique du Nord et outre-atlantique.
Antoine Rayroux
Visiting Scholar at CÉRIUM, spécialist in relations between Canada-Europe
Antoine Rayroux works as consultant and project manager in international affairs, with expertise in Canada-Europe relations.
Guillaume Sauvé
Chercheur postdoctoral, EURUS, Carleton University - Chercheur invité CÉRIUM
Guillaume Sauvé is a specialist in Russia and other ex-USSR countries. He is interested in Russian liberalism and the legacy of perestroika.
Emilie Tran
Emilie Tran is Assistant professor in Politics and Public Administration, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Hong Kong Metropolitan University.