The Chair is launching a call for applications for students interested in participating in its research activities. Scholarships are intended to support projects focused on legal mobilization, judicial governance, transformations in public policy, and political uses of legal institutions. Interdisciplinary proposals are especially encouraged. Selected candidates will gain access to a collaborative research environment as well as opportunities to contribute to events and publications organized by the Chair.
Research Fellow
Associate ProfessorDepartment of Political ScienceUniversité de Sherbrooke
Amélie Roy studies forms of citizen participation mediated through law and the effects of judicialization on representative institutions. Her research focuses on transformations in democratic mechanisms and the role of collective actors in shaping legal claims. She is particularly interested in the social dimensions of expertise and emerging forms of political engagement. Within the Chair, she contributes to comparative research activities and supports graduate supervision and collaborative initiatives.