Paul Stanley Rowe

Paul Stanley Rowe is a Professor of Political and International Studies at Trinity Western University (TWU), Canada. He coordinates degree programs in Political Studies and International Studies and serves as Director of the Religion in Canada Institute. He is also a senior research fellow at the International Institute for Religious Freedom – Vancouver. His research focuses on religious minorities in the Middle East and South Asia, religious pluralism, and global religious freedom. He holds a PhD in Political Science from McGill University and has conducted extensive fieldwork in the Middle East and South Asia.

Education: PhD (McGill University), MA (Dalhousie University), BA (University of Toronto). His expertise includes Middle Eastern and South Asian politics, international relations, and the politics of religious minorities. He teaches courses on international politics, the developing world, and regional studies.

Recent publications include *The Routledge Handbook of Minorities in the Middle East* (2019) and articles analyzing Christian minorities in Egypt, India, and Israel-Palestine. His work examines the intersection of religion, governance, and minority rights in conflict-affected regions.