Contributors

The Globalization and Autonomy Compendium represents the collective scholarship, effort, and expertise of many individuals. The following individuals have authored Research Articles, Position Papers, Research Summaries or Glossary Entries and/or have been instrumental in the design, development, and maintenance of the site:

Justin Armstrong

Timothy Brook

Diana Brydon

Audrey Carr

www.audreycarr.ca

Laura Chrabolowsky

William D. Coleman

Nancy Cook

Nancy Cook holds a Ph.D. in Sociology (2003) from York University, Toronto, and is currently an assistant professor of Sociology at Brock University. She is also an adjunct scholar at the Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition, where she held a postdoctoral fellowship (2003-2005). Her postdoctoral research investigates the globalization of Canadian development workers' biographies and identities once they have returned home after lengthy periods of residency in Pakistan. This project builds on Dr. Cook's doctoral research, which examines the ways in which global and imperial power relations are perpetuated in contemporary Pakistan through the socio-spatial practices of Western women development workers in this transcultural setting. Her work has been published in Qualitative Sociology, Atlantis, and Histoire Sociale/Social History.

Ravi de Costa

Joanna Dacko

www.dacko.ca

Sarah Eaton

Marlo Edwards

Julia Flanders

Daniel Gorman

Daniel Gorman is a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of History at York University, and has taught at Trent University. His Ph.D. is from McMaster University. He has published on imperial and global history in The Historian, The Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History, Personal Perspectives: World War I (ABC-CLIO) and Personal Perspectives: World War II (ABC-CLIO). He is currently working on a book on ideas of internationalism in the 1920s.

Jeremy Greenspan

Candida Hadley

Heike Harting

Julian Holland

Rhoda Howard-Hassmann

Latham Hunter

Nancy Johnson

Adrian Jones

Matthew Kavanagh

Jake Kennedy

Alex Khasnabish

Joanna Langille

Anna Lanoszka

Michael Lisetto-Smith

Anthony Lombardo

Victoria Loy

Kathleen MacKeracher

Andrew Mactavish

www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/~mactavis

Neil McLaughlin

NataliaLoukacheva

Harish Mehta

Sabine Milz

Susan O'Brien

Leslie Pal

Mary Pardi

Matt Patey

Louis W. Pauly

Tony Porter

Joanna Quinn

Stephen Ramsay

Geoffrey Rockwell

www.geoffreyrockwell.com

Rebecca Sandiford

Samir Saul

Julietta Singh

Adam Sneyd

Adam is a PhD candidate in International Relations and a Canada Graduate Scholar. His dissertation research focuses on the construction of poverty in the global economy. He asks if the removal of cotton industry subsidies in the United States and European Union will actually lead to the eradication of poverty amongst African cotton producers.

www.socsci.mcmaster.ca/polisci/grad/sneyd.cfm

Jackie Smith

Alex Stevens

Jeremy Stolow

Julie Sunday

Imre Szeman

Sarah Wayland

John Weaver

Lian Yan

Glossary Reviewers

We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals who have contributed to the Compendium by providing peer review comments on the Glossary content:

Virginia Aksan
Jeffrey Ballinger
Carol Bayard
Marshall Beier
Kristina Maud Bergeron
Steven Bernstein
Cathy Blacklock
Mario Blaser
Lofti Bouzaïane
Diana Brydon
William D. Coleman
Claire Cutler
Ravi de Costa
Susan Dicklitch
Yassine Essid
Daniel Gorman
Anna Greenspan
Heike Härting
Ulf Hedetoft
Rhoda Howard-Hassman
Shafiqul Huque
Adrian Jones
Nigel Joseph
Alex Khasnabish
Rauna Kuokkanen
Anna Lanoszka
Mairi MacDonald
Julie McGonegal
Kathy McKinley
Neil McLaughlin
Harish Mehta
Monica Mulrennan
Peter Nyers
Robert O'Brien
Susan O'Brien
Colleen Ovenden
Leslie Pal
Tony Porter
Richard Preston
Ronald Pruessen
Austina Reed
Petra Rethmann
Alina Sajed
Jessica Schagerl
Jan Aart Scholte
Nisha Shah
Stephen Slemon
Jackie Smith
Adam Sneyd
Jeremy Stolow
Stephen Streeter
Julie Sunday
Imre Szeman
Paul Théberge
Asli Toksabay
Gauri Viswanathan
Michael Webb
Don Wells
Marc Williams
Gil Winham