Joseph Galbo

Joseph Galbo is a Professor of Sociology at the University of New Brunswick, Saint John, Canada. He holds a BA in Psychology and Sociology from Brooklyn College (City University of New York), and an MA and PhD in Sociology from York University (Toronto). As a scholar, he focuses on interdisciplinary research intersecting media studies, cultural geography, film theory, and political sociology. His current roles include Director of the Master of Interdisciplinary Studies program and Undergraduate Advisor/Coordinator for Sociology.

Research Interests:

• Media and Cultural Studies
• Sociology of Intellectuals
• Literary Geography
• Political Movements (Populism/Fascism)
• Urban Heritage Politics
• Comparative Cultural Analysis

His recent work examines Italian neofascist movements, the cultural politics of heritage sites like the Colosseum, and the evolving dynamics of Canadian higher education. His publications span critical analyses of film, colonial thought, and neoliberal urban restructuring. He actively contributes to Study Abroad programs and interdisciplinary academic initiatives.