Samir SAUL

Samir SAUL is a Professor in the Department of History at the Université de Montréal, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Science. He co-founded and coordinates the Groupement interuniversitaire pour l'histoire des relations internationales (GIHRIC) since 2004. His work bridges academic research and public engagement, with media appearances analyzing global conflicts.

• Education: Specialized in Social Sciences, Literature, and Humanities
• Research Interests: Focus on the history of international relations, combining political, economic, and cultural forces. Key areas include France-Arab World dynamics, decolonization, and economic history (capital movements, trade, corporate history).

Recent Publications: 15+ books and media contributions, including Le conflit mondial du XXIe siècle (2025) and Imperialism. As Rampant Today as in the Past (2025), examine imperialism’s evolution from colonial eras to neoliberal globalization.

• Supervision: Over 40 Master's and PhD students, focusing on topics like French-Libyan relations, Arab nationalism, and Cold War geopolitics.

Awards: Recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Teaching award early in his career, reflecting his dedication to pedagogy.