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Andrea Charron is a Professor of International Relations in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Manitoba and Director of the Centre for Defence and Security Studies (CDSS). She holds a PhD from the Royal Military College of Canada and has served in federal roles like the Canadian Privy Council Office. Her research focuses on NORAD, NATO, Arctic security, sanctions, and Canadian foreign/defence policy. She leads the North American and Arctic Security Network (NAADSN) and is a Global Fellow at the Wilson Center. Charron has authored/co-authored four peer-reviewed books and numerous articles, including works on 9/11 legacies, sanctions frameworks, and Arctic sovereignty. She has received teaching and internationalization awards from the University of Manitoba.
Education:
- PhD (War Studies), Royal Military College of Canada
- MA (International Relations), Webster University, Leiden
- MA (Public Administration), Dalhousie University
- BSc (Honours), Queen’s University
Research Interests: Charron’s work emphasizes Arctic security, North American defence cooperation, and the effectiveness of multilateral sanctions. She explores how climate change, technological advancements, and geopolitical shifts impact regional and global security frameworks. Her analyses often bridge academic theory with policy recommendations for governments and international organizations.
Publications & Awards: Charron’s recent works include The Legacy of 9/11: Views from North America (2023) and Multilateral Sanctions Revisited (2022). Her articles have appeared in Strategic Studies Quarterly and International Studies Review. She has been recognized for her teaching excellence and contributions to international academic collaboration.
Affiliations:
- Director, CDSS (University of Manitoba)
- Network Co-Lead, NAADSN
- Global Fellow, Wilson Center
- Editorial Board Member, Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, Canadian Naval Review
Grants & Outreach: Charron has secured SSHRC and Department of National Defence (DND) grants. She engages in outreach through lectures at NATO Defence College, Canadian Forces College, and high schools, emphasizing the practical implications of defence and security studies.
