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Basu, R., and Fiedler, R.S (2016) Integrative Multiplicity through Suburban Realities: Exploring diversity through public spaces in Scarborough in Urban Geography, DOI:10.1080/02723638.2016.1139864.

Mountz, A., Bonds, A., Mansfield,B., Loyd, J., Hyndman,J, Walton-Roberts, M., Basu, R., Whitson, R., Hawkins, R., Hamilton, T., Curran, W. (2015) For slow scholarship: A feminist politics of resistance through collective action in the neoliberal university ACME

Murnaghan, A. and Basu, R.  (2015) Playfully Negotiating Publics: Children, Space and Activism in the City in  Dutt, Ashok K., Allen G. Noble, Frank G. Costa, Rajiv R. Thakur and Surya Kant (eds) Spatial Diversity and Dynamics in Resources and Urban Development (Urban Development – Volume II), Netherlands: Springer

Lo, L., Preston, V., Anisef, P., S., Basu, R. and Wang. (2015). Social Infrastructure and Vulnerability in the Suburbs. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

2016 Canefe, Nergis, “The Politics of Public Protests Against Extractivism in Turkey”, in Peace Review: A Journal of Social Justice, Volume 28, Issue 1

Clark-Kazak, Christina. 2014, 2016 (second edition). From “children-in-development” to social age mainstreaming in Canada’s development policy and programming? Practice, prospects and proposals. In Rethinking Canadian Aid, edited by Stephen Brown, Molly den Heyer and David R. Black. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press.

Clark-Kazak, Christina. 2016. “Teaching Migration Studies” Migration  Studies. (Accepted for  Publication)

Clark-Kazak, Christina. 2016. Mainstreaming social age and generation in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Progress, pitfalls and prospects. In in ‘Generationing’ Development, edited by Roy Huijsmans, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. (Accepted for publication)

Clark-Kazak, Christina. Forthcoming. Questioning age discrimination in migration law, policy and  programming: A conceptual and theoretical framework. Refuge: Canada’s Journal on Refugees.

Landolt, Patricia and Luin Goldring,  2015 “Assembling Noncitizenship through the Work of Conditionality.”  Citizenship Studies 19 (8): 853-869 (16 pgs.)  Special issue: Theorising Noncitizenship.

Lewchuck, Wayne, Michelynn Lafleche, Stephanie Procyk, Charlene Cook, Diane Dyson, Luin Goldring, Karen Lior, Alan Meisner, John Shields, Anthony Tambureno, Peter Viducis.   2015 The Precarity Penalty: The impact of employment precarity on individuals, households and communities – and what to do about it. Toronto: United Way of Greater Toronto and McMaster University.  May.  

Good Gingrich, L. & Lightman, N.  (2015). The empirical measurement of a theoretical concept: Tracing social exclusion among racial minority and migrant groups in Canada. Social Inclusion 3(4), 98-111.

Swift, K., Good Gingrich, L. & Brown, M.  (2016).  Social work education:  The challenge of neoliberalism (Chapter 33).  In Taylor, I., Bogo, M., Lefevre, M. & Teater, B. (Eds.).  International Handbook of Social Work Education. Routledge.

Mountz, A., A. Bonds, B. Mansfield, J. Loyd, J. Hyndman, M. Walton-Roberts, R. Basu, R. Whitson, R. Hawkins, T. Hamilton, W. Curran. “For slow scholarship: a feminist politics of resistance through collective action in the neoliberal university.” ACME, International E-Journal for Critical Geographies, 14(4):1235-1259, 2015.

Hyndman, J.&�Բ�����;“‘War Without Sound’: The Securitization of Development in the Absence of Peace,” Stability: International Journal of Security and Development 4(1): 14, 2015, http://dx.doi.org/10.5334/sta.fa

Khan, A. and J. Hyndman.&�Բ�����;“Navigating Civil War Through Youth Migration, Education, and Family Separation,” Refuge 31(2): 75-84, 2015.

Bohr, Y. & Hynie, M. (with L. Armour). (2015). Focusing on resilience in Canadian immigrant mother’s mental
health. In Khanlou N. & Pilkington B. (Editors). Women’s mental health: Resistance and resilience in community and society (pp 233-245). Advances in Mental Health and Addiction (Series Editor: Masood Zangeneh). New 91��ɫ: Springer.

Hynie, M., Umubyeyi, B., Gasanganwa, M.C., Bohr, Y., McGrath, S., & Umuziga, P. & Mukarusanga, B. (2015). Community resilience and community interventions for post-natal depression: Reflecting on maternal mental health in Rwanda.  In Khanlou N. & Pilkington B. (Editors). Women’s mental health: Resistance and resilience in community and society. (pp 343-356). Advances in Mental Health and Addiction (Series Editor: Masood Zangeneh). New 91��ɫ: Springer.

Mitchell, G.J., Cross, N., George, O., Hynie, M., Kumar, K., Owston, R., Sinclair, D., & Wickens, R. (2016). Complexity pedagogy and e-learning: Emergence in relational networks. International Research in Higher Education, 1(1). 

Yusa, A., Hynie, M., & Mitchell, S. (2016). Utilization of internal evaluation results by community mental health organizations: Credibility in different forms. Evaluation and Program Planning, 54, 11-18

Ng, A. & Hynie, M. (2016). Naïve dialecticism and indecisiveness: Mediating mechanism and downstream consequences. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (47) 263-276 DOI: 10.1177/0022022115613861

Guruge, S., Shakya, Y., & Hynie, M. (2015) Refugee youth and migration: Using arts-informed research to understand changes in roles and responsibilities. Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 16(3), 36 pp.

Singh, M., Hynie, M., Rivera, T., Macisaac, L., Gladman, A., & Cheng, A. (2015). An evaluation study of the implementation of stroke best practice guidelines using a Knowledge Transfer Team approach. Canadian Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 37(1), 24-33.

Mekouar, Merouan., 2016. Protest and Mass Mobilization: Authoritarian Collapse and Political Change in North Africa. London and New 91��ɫ: Routledge.

McGrath, Susan, Bill Lee, Ken Moffatt, Mirna Carranza, and Andrea Lagios. (2015). Collective Trauma as a Personal/Social Concern for LGBTTTSQ Persons. In Brian J. O’Neill, Tracy A. Swan, Nick J. Mulé, (Eds.) LGBTQ People and Social Work: Intersectional Perspectives. Toronto: CSPI, pp. 213-232.

Hynie, M., Umubyeyi, B., Gasanganwa, M.C., Bohr, Y., McGrath, S. & Umuziga, P. (With Mukarusanga, B.). (2015). Community Resilience and Community Interventions for Post-Natal Depression: Reflecting on Maternal Mental Health in Rwanda. In N. Khanlou, & B. Pilkington, (Eds.) Women’s Mental Health: Resistance and Resilience in Community and Society. New 91��ɫ: Springer, (pp 343-356).

Quadir, Fahim. Civil Society in Asia: in search of democracy and development in Bangladesh, Aldershot: Ashgate, 2015.

Quadir, Fahim.&�Բ�����;“South-South Cooperation, Realpolitik, and the Changing Global Aid Architecture: exploring the role of Southern aid providers in development cooperation”, in Craig N Murphy et. al., eds., The Palgrave Handbook of Contemporary International Political Economy, London: Palgrave, 2015.

Quadir, Fahim.&�Բ�����;“Civil Society in Bangladesh: in search of democracy and development”, in Fahimul Quadir ed., Civil Society in Asia: in search of democracy and development in Bangladesh, Aldershot: Ashgate, 2015: 1-18.

Grant, Angus Gavin and Rehaag, Sean, Unappealing: An Assessment of the Limits on Appeal Rights in Canada’s New Refugee Determination System (August 19, 2015). UBC Law Review, Forthcoming; Osgoode Legal Studies Research Paper No. 42/2015. Available at SSRN: 

Beaudoin, Julianna and Danch, Jennifer and Rehaag, Sean, No Refuge: Hungarian Romani Refugee Claimants in Canada (April 2, 2015). Osgoode Hall Law Journal, Forthcoming; Osgoode Legal Studies Research Paper No. 12/2015. Available at SSRN: 

Lippert, Randy K., Rehaag, S. (eds), Sanctuary Practices in International Perspectives: Migration, Citizenship, and Social Movements, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2015

Simeon, James C., “The Application and Interpretation of International Humanitarian Law and International Criminal Law in the Exclusion of those Refugee Claimants who have Committed War Crimes and/or Crimes Against Humanity in Canada”, International Journal of Refugee Law, (27.1), 2015

Simeon, James C., “The Human Rights Bases of Refugee Protection in Canada”, in Human Rights and the Refugee Definition, Bruce Burson and David Cantor (eds), International Refugee Law Series, Brill, Vol. 5, 2016

Topak, OE, Bracken-Roche C, Saulnier A, and Lyon, D. (2015) “From Smart Borders to Perimeter Security: The Expansion of Digital Surveillance at the Canadian Borders”, Geopolitics, 20 (4); 880-899

Topak, OE (2015) “Surveillance, migrant deaths and humanitarianism in the Mediterranean”, openDemocracy, 28 April 2015

Zalik, A. (2016). “Duty to Consult or License to Operate? Corporate Social Practice and Industrial Conflict in the Alberta Tar Sands and Nigerian Niger Delta”, p 356-384 in Laurie Adkin (ed). First World Petro-Politics: The Political Ecology and Governance of Alberta. University of Toronto Press.

Carter, A & Zalik, A. (2016). “Fossil Capitalism and the Rentier State: Towards a Political Ecology of Alberta’s Oil Economy”, p 51-77 in Laurie Adkin (ed). First World Petro-Politics: The Political Ecology and Governance of Alberta. University of Toronto Press.

I. A. Osuoka and Zalik, A. (2016). “No Change There! Wealth and Oil” in I. Hay and J. Beaverstock (eds). Handbook on Wealth and the Super-Rich. Edward Elgar.

Zalik, A. (2015). “Trading on the Offshore: Territorialization and the Ocean Grab in the International Seabed” p 173-190.  K. Ervine and G. Fridell (eds).  In Beyond Free Trade: Alternative Approaches to Trade, Politics and Power, Palgrave MacMillan.

Zalik, A. (2015). “Vicious Transparency: Contesting Canada’s Hydrocarbon Future ” p 354-370 , Hannah Appel, Arthur Mason, Michael Watts (eds). In Subterranean Estates:  Life Worlds of Oil and Gas. Ithaca, Cornell University Press.

Zalik, A, (2015). “Transparency, Auditability and the Contradictions of Corporate Social Responsibility”, p 72-91 in Charlotte Walker-Said (ed) Corporate Social Responsibility?  University of Chicago Press.

2015    Lunstrum, E., Bose, P. and Zalik, A. (2015), Environmental displacement: the common ground of climate change, extraction and conservation. Area. doi: 10.1111/area.12193

2015    Arroyo, M. and Zalik, A. Displacement and denationalisation: the Mexican Gulf 75 years after the expropriation. Area. doi: 10.1111/area.12183