Kiran Banerjee
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- School: University of Saskatchewan
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- Department: Political Science
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Saskatoon, SK - Dates at University of Saskatchewan: May 2018 - April 2019
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I really enjoyed Kiran as a professor. He is the one of the smartest and kindest professor I've ever met. He is also super cute which is a plus for me. However, his lectures were not that entertaining as he often repeated himself. Exams and papers were fair but toughly graded. Aside from that, most of the questions were of of study guide as well as what he presented in class.
Biography
University of Saskatchewan - Political Science
Resume
2008
Ideas from the Trenches - Refuge | CBC Radio
The sense of a moral duty to give refuge to a stranger in need resonates across human cultures and deep into our history. However
as PhD students Kiran Banerjee and Craig Damian Smith argue
the values of the nation state can clash with our profound...
Ideas from the Trenches - Refuge | CBC Radio
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University of Virginia
University of Toronto
University of Saskatchewan
Columbia University - School of International and Public Affairs
Columbia University in the City of New York
University of Virginia
Columbia University - School of International and Public Affairs
Greater New York City Area
Full-time researcher at the School of International and Public Affairs
Columbia University
working on the politics of the state and citizenship.
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
University of Toronto
Columbia University in the City of New York
Greater New York City Area
Research Scholar at the Columbia Global Policy Initiative
focusing in the areas of international mobility and forced migration.
Postdoctoral Research Scholar
Saskatoon
My research focuses on the role of international institutions and domestic political actors in responding to forced migration as well as with mapping out tensions between discourses of national sovereignty and human rights as manifest in contemporary conceptions of democratic legitimacy
in particular as they relate to issues raised by immigration and the position of refugees. My broader research interests include the history of political thought
political philosophy
and legal theory.
Assistant Professor
University of Saskatchewan
Massey College - University of Toronto
SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship
2-year Postdoctoral Fellowship
funded ($80
000) by the SSHRC / Government of Canada to conduct research while based at Columbia University.
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council / Government of Canada
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council / Government of Canada
Maurice Cody Research Fellowship
University of Toronto
Robert C. Vipond Graduate Scholarship in Political Science
University of Toronto
Doctoral Fellow
Trudeau Centre in Peace
Conflict and Justice
University of Toronto
Doctoral Completion Grant
Department of Political Science
University of Toronto
Special Supplemental Research Award
Joint Initiative in German and European Studies
University of Toronto
Research Award
Centre for European
Russian and Eurasian Studies
University of Toronto
Research Award
Joint Initiative in German and European Studies
University of Toronto
Dissertation Fellowship
Joint Initiative in German and European Studies
University of Toronto
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Political Science
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholar
University of Toronto
2005
Master's degree
Social Sciences
University of Chicago
2002
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Philosophy
University of Chicago
