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Ritesh Narayan, PhD, is a faculty member at the Faculty of Economics, Justice, and Policy Studies at Mount Royal University. His research focuses on the over-representation of Indigenous peoples in the Canadian criminal justice system, corrections, and crime prevention strategies in urban and rural contexts. Additional areas of interest include guns and gangs, white collar crime, private policing, and the impact of racism on marginalized populations.
Education:
- PhD, Walden University, USA
- LLM, Brunel University, UK
- BA, University of Fraser Valley, Canada
Dr. Narayan advocates for the Indigenization and decolonization of the criminal justice system, emphasizing redemption over punishment. His teaching philosophy prioritizes mutual respect, inclusivity, and mental health awareness in academic environments.
Scientific Awards:
- Distinguished Faculty Award
- Alberta Community Justice Award
His 2017 publication in Pioneers in Canadian Criminology explores foundational figures in Canadian legal systems, reflecting his interdisciplinary focus on systemic reform and social equity.
