
Kyle Frackman
Kyle Frackman is a film and literature scholar whose research focuses primarily on representations of gender and sexuality in German and Scandinavian culture and history. Read more about Kyle Frackman here.Kyle.Frackman@ubc.ca

Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom
Lisa McIntosh Sundstrom’s research focuses on transnational activism and NGO politics, particularly involving Russian civil society. She is also the leader of the SSHRC-funded network Activists in International Courts (ActinCourts), which connects researchers and human rights practitioners to build knowledge on the roles of nongovernmental activists in international human rights courts and tribunals, including the European Court of Human Rights. Network Leaders | ActInCourts (ubc.ca)lisa.sundstrom@ubc.ca

Ljiljana Biukovic
Ljiljana Biukovic is an international law scholar whose research focuses on trade and investment issues of international economic integration and on the impact of international trade law on national regulatory governance. Read more about Ljiljana Biukovic here.biukovic@allard.ubc.ca

Markus Hallensleben
Markus Hallensleben’s field is Germanic Studies and his current research focuses on Transitional Spaces in Post-Migration German-Language Literatures.mhallen@mail.ubc.ca

Matthew Tomkinson
Matthew Tomkinson is a SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow in CENES at the University of British Columbia. He holds a PhD in Theatre Studies from UBC Theatre. His forthcoming monograph with Palgrave Macmillan, titled Sound and Sense in Contemporary Theatre: Mad Auralities, critically examines auditory simulations of mental health differences. His current postdoctoral research, titled Adapting Schreber: From Memoir to Multimedia and Beyond, surveys a wide range of multimedia adaptations of Schreber’s memoir in order to develop a comprehensive production history.

Meike Wernicke
Building on an extensive background in modern language teaching in French and German, my current scholarship is situated at the intersection of teacher education and language learning and teaching, and centers on the ideological and discursive workings of language as these relate to education policy, the construction of knowledge and the identities of language learners […]

Merje Kuus
Merje Kuus is a political geographer who investigates the workings of expertise in policy-making processes. She examines how national and transnational institutions, such as government agencies, international organizations, or civil society groups, know what they know, how they have come to know what they know, and how they persuade themselves and others that this is so.merje.kuus@geog.ubc.ca

Mo Pareles
Dr. Pareles’s teaching interests include animal studies, Old and Middle English literature, translation, and Jewish-Christian relations. Ze is a member of the Oecologies collective.Mo.Pareles@ubc.ca

Nancy Frelick
Nancy Frelick specializes in French Renaissance Literature and visual culture, as well as post-structuralist psychoanalytic criticism and gender studies, among others. She is currently completing two book projects: one on mirror motifs; and the other on the reception of women writers.nancy.frelick@ubc.ca
