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John McGarry is the Stephen Gyimah Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Political Studies at Queen's University, Canada. He specializes in conflict resolution, federalism, and power-sharing mechanisms in deeply divided societies such as Cyprus, Iraq, and Northern Ireland. His work has significantly influenced public policy and international mediation efforts, including advising the UN on power-sharing in Cyprus.
Education:
- PhD and MA from Western University
- BA from Trinity College, Dublin
Research Interests: McGarry’s research focuses on the design of political institutions to manage ethnic and national conflicts. He emphasizes power-sharing, constitutional engineering, and the role of international mediation in conflict resolution. His work bridges theoretical analysis with practical policy impact, particularly in post-conflict regions.
Awards & Recognition:
- Officer of the Order of Canada (2016)
- Pearson Peace Medal (2022)
- Multiple prestigious awards including the Killam Prize and Innis-Gérin Medal
Advising & Grants: McGarry has served as a senior advisor to the UN on power-sharing and led negotiations in Cyprus. His grants include Canada Research Chair positions (2002, 2009, 2016). He has advised governments globally on conflict resolution strategies.
Labs/Teams: Engaged with UN mediation units and academic networks focused on multinational state governance. Currently on sabbatical (2024/2025).
