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Stefan Kipfer is a Professor at the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, York University. He coordinates the Cities, Regions, Planning program and holds a PhD in Political Science from York University. His research focuses on the intersections of spatial organization, social order, and political rule, with particular emphasis on urban politics, racial capitalism, and anti-colonial theory.
- Education:
- PhD in Political Science, York University
- MES in Urban Political Economy and Ecological Politics, York University
- BA in Political Science and French, York University
Kipfer's research spans transnational urban studies, critical theory, and radical political ecology. He explores:
- Urban social movements in Zurich, Toronto, and Paris
- State interventions in public housing, transit, and environmental policy
- The capitalist and racialized dimensions of urbanization
- Right-wing populism and neo-fascism
- Connections between Henri Lefebvre, Frantz Fanon, and Antonio Gramsci
Recent work analyzes:
- Urbanization as neocolonial process
- Anti-racist and decolonial spatial strategies
- Transit justice and free public services
- Comparative urban governance
- Resistances to far-right regimes
- Articulation theory and political strategy
He supervises graduate students in Environmental Studies, Geography, and Political Science, and has contributed to critical urban theory through publications linking Marxist, anti-colonial, and feminist frameworks.
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