Fares Said

Fares Said is a Contract Instructor at the Faculty of Engineering and Design, Carleton University. His work focuses on international relations, security studies, and Canadian defense policy, with an emphasis on civil-military relations, secessionism, and multinational military operations. His research often explores the dynamics of legislative oversight, diaspora mobilization, and the impact of global events on defense strategies.

Research interests include analyzing the interplay between ethnic conflict and foreign policy, the virulence of secessionist movements, and the role of international organizations in conflict management. His recent work examines the challenges of civilian control over military forces and the adaptation of armed forces to crises like the pandemic.

Notable articles address gender diversity in security studies, NATO's operational challenges, and comparative analyses of civil-military relations in Belgium and New Zealand. While no specific grants or advising roles are listed, his publications highlight contributions to debates on Canadian defense policy and global security governance.