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Professor Morton Weinfeld holds a PhD from Harvard University (1977) and has been a Sociology Professor at McGill since 1977. His research focuses on ethnicity, immigration, Canadian Jewish communities, and public policy. He is a recipient of the 2013 Marshall Sklare Prize for contributions to Jewish studies. His work includes influential books such as Like Everyone Else but Different (2001) and Old Wounds: Jews, Ukrainians and the Hunt for Nazi War Criminals in Canada (1988). He has supervised doctoral students researching diaspora loyalty conflicts, queer Jewish identity, and immigrant integration.
Teaching includes courses on Jewish North America, suspect minorities, and Canadian ethnic studies. Professional activities include roles with the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association and Statistics Canada’s Immigration Advisory Committee. His research grants include a FRSQ-funded mental health study and a Chair in Canadian Ethnic Studies stipend.
