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Colleen Bell is an Associate Professor and Graduate Supervisor in Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Arts and Science. Her research focuses on decolonial and feminist theorizations of war, security, and interventionism, with a particular emphasis on counterterrorism, colonialism, and gendered violence. She authored The Freedom of Security: Governing Canada in the Age of Counterterrorism and co-edited War, Police and Assemblages of Intervention. Currently, she serves as Editor of Critical Studies on Security and previously held the position of Past President of the International Studies Association-Canada Section.
Education:
- BA Honours, University of Calgary
- MA and PhD, York University
- SSHRC Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Bristol and University of Toronto
Research Interests:
- Theories of security and war
- Critical theories of international relations
- Political violence and counterterrorism
- Police power in global contexts
- Gendered dimensions of violence
- Racism and colonial legacies
Awards and Recognition:
- Recipient of the CSoS ECR Outstanding Research Article Award 2023
- Editor of Critical Studies on Security
Teaching & Supervision: Courses include theories of international relations, security studies, and counterterrorism. She actively supervises graduate students in Political Studies.
