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David A. B. Murray is a Professor in the Department of Anthropology and the School of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies at York University. His research integrates queer theory, anthropology, and migration studies to examine sexual and gender minorities across Martinique, Barbados, New Zealand, and Canada.
- Ph.D. Anthropology, University of Virginia
- M.A. (Distinction) Anthropology, University of Virginia
- B.A. (Honours) Anthropology, McGill University
Professor Murray's work critically engages with nationalism, colonialism, identity performativity, and health inequities. His recent publications analyze queer temporalities, HIV/AIDS narratives, and transnational refugee politics.
Emerging from his 2015-2025 publications, key trends include:
- Queer refugee experiences in Canada/USA
- HIV/AIDS in Caribbean contexts
- Queer temporality and biopolitics
- Language and identity politics
- Postcolonial identity negotiations
- Performance of cultural citizenship
His research program involves fieldwork across Caribbean and Canadian sites, examining how marginalized communities navigate structural inequities through cultural resistance and identity reclamation.
