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Dr. Larry Savage is a Professor in the Department of Labour Studies at Brock University. He holds academic leadership roles including editorial board membership with Labour/Le Travail and the Canadian Association for Work and Labour Studies. Savage earned a PhD from York University, alongside MA and BA degrees from Brock University.
His research focuses on Canadian labour politics, with emphasis on party-union relations, union strategies in the Charter rights era, and academic labour organizing. Recent work examines pandemic-era union responses, anti-unionism in sectors like casino gaming, and strategic electoral dilemmas faced by teachers' unions.
Savage has authored/co-authored major books including Shifting Gears: Canadian Autoworkers (2024), Building a Better World (2023), and Unions in Court (2017). His research appears in leading journals like Labour/Le Travail, Canadian Political Science Review, and Journal of Labor and Society.
His scholarship bridges historical analysis and contemporary issues, addressing topics like neoliberal university restructuring, gig economy challenges, and interunion conflict. Savage's work frequently engages with Ontario's political landscape and the evolving relationship between organized labour and political parties.
