Brendan Szendro

Brendan Szendro is a Faculty Lecturer in Political Science at McGill University. He holds a PhD from Binghamton University (2022), focusing on 'Religion, State, and Modernity.' His research explores themes of belonging in democracies, including religion's role in globalization and social division.

• Education: PhD in Political Science (Binghamton University, 2022)

Research interests include religion and politics, religious-nationalism, Israeli/American politics, and social capital. He teaches Comparative Politics, American Politics, and area studies across academic levels. His teaching philosophy incorporates insights from his experience on the Autism Spectrum, emphasizing tailored learning experiences.

Key publications analyze religious institutions' impact on public violence in the U.S. and Israel's constitutional challenges in managing ethnic divisions. No grants or scientific awards explicitly mentioned.