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Latest papers
Gender and Regionalization in North America: From NAFTA to CUSMA and Beyond?
International journal (Toronto, Ont.) · 2022 · first author
Antiviral drug disposition and natural health products: risk of therapeutic alteration and resistance.
Expert opinion on drug metabolism & toxicology · 2009 · first author
Food and therapeutic product interactions - a therapeutic perspective.
Journal of pharmacy & pharmaceutical sciences : a publication of the Canadian Society for Pharmaceutical Sciences, Societe canadienne des sciences pharmaceutiques · 2009 · first author
Latest funding
- $78,941
Labour-State Relations in Mexico after 2017: Impact of Mexico's Labour Reform and North American Trade Agreements
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $19,798
Transnational Activism in North America workshop
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $290,949
Transnational civil society linkages in North America
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
3 publications.
Gender and Regionalization in North America: From NAFTA to CUSMA and Beyond?
Macdonald L
Antiviral drug disposition and natural health products: risk of therapeutic alteration and resistance.
MacDonald L, Murty M, Foster BC
Food and therapeutic product interactions - a therapeutic perspective.
MacDonald L, Foster BC, Akhtar H
Labour-State Relations in Mexico after 2017: Impact of Mexico's Labour Reform and North American Trade Agreements
Principal investigators: Macdonald, Laura
Keywords: Labour; CUSMA; Mexico; labour reform; trade
Transnational Activism in North America workshop
Principal investigators: Macdonald, Laura C.
Keywords: transnational activism; human rights; labour rights; migrant rights; environment; CUSMA; NAFTA; North America; gender
Transnational civil society linkages in North America
Principal investigators: Macdonald, Laura C.
Keywords: North America; civil society; contentious politics; NAFTA; human rights; migration; labour rights; gender
Canada's past and future in the Americas
Principal investigators: Macdonald, Laura C.
Keywords: Latin America; Canada; foreign policy; migration; natural resources; economic development; civil society; human rights; gender; Indigenous peoples; international trade; foreign direct investment; regionalism
Safe Cities, Urban Politics and Social Policy in North America
Principal investigators: Luccisano, Lucy
Keywords: (1) Urban social policy; (2) community service hubs; (3) urban security; (4) crime prevention; (5) anti-poverty programs; (6) safer cities; (7) neighbourhood improvement; (8) social service provision; (9) at risk neighbourhoods; (10) policy transfer
Austerity and its alternatives
Principal investigators: McBride, Stephen
Keywords: austerity; policy change; policy making; alternatives to austerity; evidence and public policy
Cross-Cultural Learning and Shifting Identities: Research Training for a Transnational World
Keywords: cross-cultural learning; identity; globalization; transnationalism; latin american studies; european studies; russia/eurasian studies; african studies; student exchange; international placements; research methods; mentorship; knowledge mobilization
From minor player to major actor: Canada's role in Latin America
Principal investigators: Macdonald, Laura C.
Keywords: Canada Latin America; foreign policy; mining; immigration; post-neoliberalism; Americas strategy
Clientelism and violence in subnational Latin American and Caribbean politics
Principal investigators: Hilgers, Tina
Keywords: workshop; violence; Latin America; Caribbean; clientelism; subnational
Early childhood development: travelling ideas complex translations
Principal investigators: Mahon, Rianne
Keywords: comparative social policy; global social policy
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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