John D. Cameron

John D. Cameron is a Professor and Graduate Coordinator at the Department of International Development Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Dalhousie University. His research focuses on Indigenous self-governance in Bolivia, advocacy strategies of international development NGOs in Canada, and ethical representations of global poverty. He also explores cosmopolitan theory, global citizenship, and rural development policies in the Andes.

• Education
  • B.A. (University of King’s College and Dalhousie)
  • M.A. (Simon Fraser University)
  • Ph.D. (York University)
• Research Topics
  • Indigenous Rights to Self-Governance
  • Public Engagement in Development
  • Cosmopolitan Theory
  • Andean Politics
  • Rural Development Policies
• Teaching
  • INTD/CANA 1103: Halifax and the World
  • INTD 3002: Development in Practice
  • INTD 4002/5000: Representing Development
  • INTD 4011/5003: Global Citizenship