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Relevant Research Contributions Over the Last Six Years (2009-2016 \u2013 1 year maternity leave)\u00a0Selected Refereed Contributions(names underlined identify students)Book*R Boudreau, J.A., R. Keil and D. Young (2009). Changing Toronto: Governing Urban Neoliberalism. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 247 p. (equal work for all authors)\u00a0Selected articles in scholarly journals*Boudreau, J.A., Liguori, M. et M. S\u00e9guin-Manegre (2015) \u201cFear and youth citizenship practices: Insights from Montreal\u201d in Citizenship Studies. DOI: 10.1080\/13621025.2015.1006177\u00a0*Labb\u00e9, D. y J.A. Boudreau. (2015). \u00ab\u00a0Local integration experiments in the new urban areas of Hanoi\u00a0\u00bb in South East Asian Research. Vol. 23(2): 245-262.\u00a0Boudreau, J.A. (2013). \u00ab\u00a0Jeunes et gangs de rue\u00a0: l\u2019informel comme lieu et forme d\u2019action politique \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al\u00a0\u00bb in ACME\u00a0: Revue \u00e9lectronique internationale de g\u00e9ographie critique. Vol. 12(3): 520-550.\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A. and D. Labb\u00e9 (2011) \u00ab\u00a0Les \u00ab\u00a0nouvelles zones urbaines\u00a0\u00bb \u00e0 Hanoi\u00a0: ruptures et continuit\u00e9s avec la ville\u00a0\u00bb in Cahiers de la g\u00e9ographie du Qu\u00e9bec. Vol. 55(154). (equal work for authors)\u00a0*Labb\u00e9, D. and J.A. Boudreau (2011) \u201cUnderstanding the causes of urban fragmentation in Hanoi: The case of New Urban Zones\u201d in International Development and Planning Review. Vol. 33(3): 273-291. (equal work for authors)\u00a0Boudreau, J.A. and F. de Alba. (2011). \u00ab\u00a0The figure of the hero in cinematographic and urban spaces: Fear and politics in Ciudad Juarez\u00a0\u00bb in Emotion, Space and Society. Vol. 4(2): 75-85. (equal work for authors)\u00a0*De Alba, F. and J.A. Boudreau (2011) \u201cAcci\u00f3n pol\u00edtica, informalidad y metr\u00f3polis m\u00f3viles: Una reflexi\u00f3n epistemol\u00f3gica\u201d in Reflexion politica. Universidad de Bucaramanga. Vol. 13(25): 22-33. [Political action, informality and mobile metropolises] (equal work for authors)\u00a0Boudreau, J.A. (2011). \u201cUrbanity, fear, and political action: Explorations of intersections\u201d in Emotion, Space and Society. Vol. 4(2): 71-74.\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A. (principal author),N. Boucher, and M. Liguori (2009). \u00ab\u00a0Taking the bus daily and demonstrating on Sunday: Reflections on the formation of political subjectivity in an urban world\u00a0\u00bb in CITY: Cities for people: not for profit. Vol. 13(2-3): 336-346.\u00a0Selected book chaptersBoudreau, J.A. (2015). \u201cUrbanity as a way of life: Risky behaviour, creativity, and post-heroism in Canada and Mexico\u201d in Vincent-Geslin S.,\u00a0Adly H.,\u00a0Pedrazzini Y.,\u00a0Zorro Y. (eds.). Translating de City: Interdisciplinarity in Urban Studies. Lausanne y Oxford: EPFL Press Routledge.\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A. (2013). \u201cPenser la ville-r\u00e9gion: Acteurs \u00e9conomiques et strat\u00e9gies de d\u00e9veloppement \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al et Toronto\u201din C. Lef\u00e8vre, N. Roseau, T. Vitale (eds.). De la ville \u00e0 la m\u00e9tropole\u00a0: les d\u00e9fis de la gouvernance. Paris: L\u2019Oeil d\u2019or. pp. 77-97.\u00a0*Mayer, M. and J.A. Boudreau. (2012). \u201cSocial movements in urban politics: Trends in research and practice\u201d in K. Mossberger, S.E. Clarke and P. John (eds.). Oxford Handbook of Urban Politics. Oxford: Oxford University Press. (equal work for authors)\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A. (2011). \u201cDroit \u00e0 la mobilit\u00e9, droit \u00e0 la citoyennet\u00e9? Pratiques de mobilit\u00e9 et action politique \/ Rights to mobility, rights to citizenship? Mobility practices and political action\u201d in V.Kaufmann, S.Vincent, C.Gay and S.Landri\u00e8ve (eds.).Mobile \/ Immobile\u00a0Quels choix, quels droits pour 2030 ? Paris:Editions de l'Aube.\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A. (2010). \u201cReflections on urbanity as an object of study and a critical epistemology\u201d in Jonathan S. Davies and David L. Imbroscio (eds.) Critical Urban Studies: New Directions. New York: SUNY Press.\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A. (2010). \u201cMoving through space and being moved emotionally: Embodied experience of transculture\u201d in Afef Benessaieh (ed.) Transcultural Americas\/Am\u00e9riques transculturelles. Ottawa: Presses de l\u2019Universit\u00e9 d\u2019Ottawa.\u00a0Edited worksBoudreau, J.A. (ed.) (2011). \u201cUrbanity, Fear, and Political Action: Explorations of Intersections\u201d in Emotion, Space, Society. Vol. 4(2).\u00a0Selected Non-Refereed ContributionsEncyclopedia*Boudreau, J.A. (2015). \u201cLe village de Tri\u00eau Khuc\u00a0: impacts sociaux de l\u2019int\u00e9gration \u00e0 la ville\u201d in S. Fanchette and E. Cerise (eds.). H\u00e0 N\u00f4i, une cit\u00e9 mill\u00e9naire en route vers la m\u00e9tropolisation: ou la rupture dans l\u2019int\u00e9gration ville\/campagne. Paris\u00a0: Presses de l\u2019IRD. 68-72 and 98-99.\u00a0Research ReportsBacca Mej\u00eda, \u00c1. M., J.A. Boudreau and C. Zamudio Angles. (2015). \u201cEncuentros con la ley: Relaciones entre j\u00f3venes usuarios de drogas u polic\u00edas en Ciudad de M\u00e9xico\u201d CUADERNOS CUPIHD, A\u00f1o 5, no. 9. (equal work for authors)\u00a0Bh\u00e9reur-Lagounaris, A., J.A. Boudreau (first author), D. Carlier, M. Labrie, C. Ribeiro. (2015). Trajectoires printanni\u00e8res\u00a0: Jeunes et mobilisation politique \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al. ISBN 978-2-89575-315-5, 120 p.\u00a0Boudreau, J.A. (2012). \u201cInformality, governance and the rule of law in an urban world: Implications for Canada\u201d in C. Leuprecht (ed.) Evolving Transnational Security Threats and Border Security Issues.\u00a0 Conference proceedings. SSHRC, Public Safety Canada, Canadian Border Services Agency, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.\u00a0 2011. ISBN 978-1-55339-354-2.\u00a0Boudreau, J.A., D.E. Davis, N. Boucher, O. Chatel, C. \u00c9lizabeth, L. Janni, A. Philoct\u00e8te, H. Salazar Salame. (2012). Constructing youth citizenship in Montreal and Mexico City: The examples of youth-police relations in Saint-Michel and Iztapalapa, Institut national de la recherche scientifique. ISBN 978-2-89575-267-7, 167 p. (principal author)\u00a0Germain, A., and J.A. Boudreau (2010). \u201cEmancipation and Disenchantment in the Face of Cultural Diversity: changes in Social Action in Disadvantaged Multi-Ethnic Neighbourhoods in Brussels and Montr\u00e9al\u201d in Our diverse cities. No. 7 (spring): 199-204. (equal work for authors)\u00a0Invited speaking engagements\u00a0*Inter-Asian Connections IV: Porous Enclaves: Inter-Asian Residential Projects and the Popular Classes from Istanbul to Seoul, \u201cExploring Local Integration Experiments in the New Urban Areas of Hanoi: A New Form of Asian Urbanism?\u201d (with Danielle Labb\u00e9), Istanbul, Oct. 1-5, 2013.\u00a0Cities are back in town, Sciences Po, \u201cPenser la citoyennet\u00e9 au regard des logiques d'action formelles et informelles. L'exemple des relations entre jeunes \u00ab \u00e0 risque \u00bb et policiers \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al et \u00e0 Mexico\u201d, Paris, April 11, 2012.XIV Metropolis national conference, \u00ab\u00a0Youth and Police\u00a0\u00bb, paper prepared for the workshopResearch on Justice, Policing and Security: Where to Go Next?, Toronto, March 2, 2012.\u00a0Collegium de Lyon and Laboratoire RIVES (ENTPE), \u201cActing, living, seeing the city: For a critical epistemology of informality and urbanity,\u201d prepared for the 5th Annual Meeting of the RECIM Reflecting on the heuristic potential of informality: A South-North dialogue, Lyon, January16-17, 2012.\u00a0*Mairie de Paris, \u201cThinking metropolitan: Private sector actors and cultural development strategies in Montreal and Toronto\u201d, prepared for the international seminar entitledParis, m\u00e9tropoles. Le d\u00e9fi de la gouvernance, Paris, Dec. 1-2, 2011.\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A. (2011). NFR Chair in History, University of the Witwatersrand, paper entitled \u201cThinking \u201clocal\u201d in Hanoi: Urbanisation \u201cin situ\u201d and the structure of the socialist State\u201d for the International workshop on the local. Johannesburg, July 20-22, 2011.\u00a0Selected forthcoming publications*Boudreau, J.A. (in press, 2016). Global Urban Politics. Cambridge: Polity Press.*Keil, R., P. Hamel, Boudreau, J.A., and S. Kipfer (eds). (in press, 2016). Governing cities through regions: Canadian and European perspectives. Waterloo: Wilfred Laurier University Press.\u00a0Boudreau, J.A. and D. Davis (eds.) (accepted, 2016). Beyond dichotomization: Informality and the Challenges of Governance in Cities of the Global North and South. Current Sociology.\u00a0*Boudreau, J.A., L.Gilbert, and D. Labb\u00e9. (revised and resubmitted). \u201cHas neoliberalism changed something on the peripheries of Hanoi and Mexico City?\u201d Environment and Planning A.\u00a02. Other Research ContributionsCanal Savoir, 6 minutes presentation of our research on student strikes in Montreal in 2012 for a special show on \u201cAdventurous Researchers,\u201d 2016.\u00a0International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Public debate Vivienda, periferias e informalidad: Viejas y nuevas tendencias, \u201cNorte\u201d y \u201cSur\u201d, with Raquel Rolnik, Priscilla Connolly, Pedro Abramo, Emilio Pradilla Cobos, Casa de la Primera Imprenta de Am\u00e9rica, UAM, Mexico City, Oct. 27, 2014.\u00a0Ville de Pantin, Appr\u00e9hender autrement les quartiers populaires. M\u00e9thodes et regards crois\u00e9s. One-day workshop with local decision-makers, Paris, Jan. 17, 2015.\u00a0T\u00e9l\u00e9-Qu\u00e9bec, 6 minutes presentation of our research on student strikes in Montreal in 2012, Code Chastenay, October 13, 2015. lecodechastenay.telequebec.tv\/emission.aspx?id=195\u00a0Radio-Canada radio, interview with R\u00e9jean Blais about our research on student strikes in Montreal in 2012, March 24, 2015.\u00a0Ricochet, \u201cLa m\u00e9moire corporelle du printemps \u00e9rable\u201d, https:\/\/ricochet.media\/fr\/191\/la-memoire-corporelle-du-printemps-erable\u00a0Public Safety Canada, Organization of a workshop with civil servants Informality-informalit\u00e9-informalidad (november 2009).\u00a03. Most Significant Career Research ContributionsCanada Research Chair (2005-2015): Two questions structured the various research projects of the Chair from a comparative perspective: 1) What is it in cities that participate in generating political action?, and 2) In what ways would the city create a new political space in the context of state restructuring processes? How do urban problems contribute to modify the role of the state in managing insecurity? Research on fear in cities tends to be restricted to fear of crime and to convey a negative image of (racialized, male) youth, whereas work on fear and politics rarely delves specifically on the impacts of urbanisation. A book synthesizing this decade of research will be published in 2016 with Polity Press.\u00a0Epistemological and methodological innovation: I founded the Laboratoire Ville et ESPAces politiques (VESPA), where the Chair\u2019s research takes shape in a spirit of methodological innovation in terms of qualitative data collection techniques, the use of multimedia tools, and analytical techniques. A number of my recent articles describe this:\u00a0a) The practice of comparison: The text \u201cDroit \u00e0 la mobilit\u00e9, droit \u00e0 la citoyennet\u00e9? Pratiques de mobilit\u00e9 et action politique \/ Rights to mobility, rights to citizenship? Mobility practices and political action\u201d (2011) develops the notion of \u201cvernacular comparison\u201d to understand how youth develop a sense of citizenship by comparing the various parts of the city through which they travel.b) The integration of mobility in research: The chapter \u201cReflections on urbanity as an object of study and a critical epistemology\u201d (2010) synthesizes the basic elements of what I like to call an epistemology of urbanity.\u00a0Rethinking the political process:My work has always explored the state-citizen relation in an urbanizing world. Earlier in my career, the paper \u201cQuestioning the use of \u2018local democracy\u2019 as a discursive strategy for political mobilization in Los Angeles, Montreal, and Toronto\u201d published in the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (2003) and for which I won a prize, has been cited many times. It was based on the publication in 2000 of my master\u2019s thesis.\u00a0\u00a04. Career Interruptions - Maternity leave from January 1-August 30, 2005 and from May 15,2012 to May 1, 2013.\u00a05. Contributions to Training (2009-2016)Working with students is essential to my work. \u00a0I currently supervise a large team, in addition to welcoming annually interns from the \u00c9cole nationale des travaux publics de l\u2019\u00c9tat (ENTPE) in France for five months. It is important for me to adequately finance my students and to give them the opportunity to be trained in conducting research and learn how to publish their work. Working with students on research projects means, for me, that they have to take ownership of the project, feel that they can take initiatives in terms of publications, analysis, methodological design, etc. Participating in these funded projects is an excellent means to learn how the research world works, from the grant proposal to publications, including analysis and networking.Postdoctoral supervisionPh.D studentsM.A. studentsForeign interns (min. 5 months)410 (5 have graduated)9 (7 have graduated)12\u00a0"}