Noah S. Schwartz

Dr. Noah S. Schwartz is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of the Fraser Valley. His research examines group politics, social movements, and firearms policy in North America, with particular focus on narrative construction in policy debates and the theoretical frameworks of policy development processes.

His scholarly work bridges academic research and public engagement, emphasizing the role of storytelling in political advocacy. He has authored publications analyzing:

• Interest group influence on gun policy
• Comparative analysis of US/Canadian firearms regulation
• Collective memory in social movements
• Policy process theory applications