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Curriculum Vitae
November 2016
Elke WINTER
Associate Professor of Sociology, Tenured
University of Ottawa
Address
School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies
University of Ottawa
120 University Street
Social Sciences Building, Room 10 059
Ottawa (ONT) K1N 6N5; CANADA
Tel.: 613-562-5800 # 6274
Fax: 613-562-5906
E-Mail: [email protected]
Languages
German (native); English, French, Spanish (fluent); Dutch, Portuguese (working knowledge)
University Degrees
Ph.D.
M. Sc.
Vordiplom (B.A.)
Sociology, York University (Toronto), 2005
Sociology, Université de Montréal, 1998
Sociology, Economics & Political Science, Freie Universität Berlin, 1995
Employment History
(S= summer, F= fall, W = winter)
Academic Appointments
2013-
Research Director, Migration, Pluralism, and Citizenship, Centre for Interdisciplinary
Research on Citizenship and Minorities (CIRCEM), University of Ottawa
2011Associate Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Ottawa
2007-2011
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Ottawa
Visiting Professorships
2014 (S)
Visiting Professor, Unité de recherches “Migration et Société” (URMIS), Université de
Paris Diderot
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2013 (S)
2
Visiting Professor, Sonderforschungsbereich 882 [Collaborative Research Centre] From
Heterogeneities to Inequalities, Fakultät für Soziologie, Universität Bielefeld
Visiting Professor, Centre Max Weber, École Normale Supérieure de Lyon, France
Visiting Professor, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (European Forum),
Stanford University, Palo Alto (CA)
2012 (F)
2008 (S)
Distinctions (past 10 years)
Prizes and Awards
2014
2012
2010
2010
2009
2007-2008
Member of the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists
John Porter Tradition of Excellence Book Award, Canadian Sociological Association’s
best book of the year award for Us, Them, and Others: Pluralism and National Identity in
Diverse Societies (UTP 2011)
Young Researcher of the Year Award, University of Ottawa (Competition Arts,
Humanities and Social Sciences)
Young Researcher of the Year Award, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ottawa
Swiss Political Science Review Best Paper of the Year Award for “Die Dialektik
multikultureller Identität: Kanada als Lehrstück” [“The Dialectics of Multicultural
Identity: Learning from Canada”]; award involves translation and publication of paper in
World Political Science Review (Berkeley Electronic Press), a peer-reviewed journal,
which publishes prize-winning articles nominated by prominent national political science
associations around the world.
SIAS consortium of Institutes for Advanced Study, funded by The Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation: one of 20 fellows selected
worldwide for participating in 2 summer institutes on Citizenship and Migration
External Research Funding (past 10 years)
Type: C-Granting councils; G-Government; F-Foundations; O-Other
Year
Source
Type
Amount
Purpose
Title of Project
20162017
SSHRC
C
CAD 50,000
Connection
Grant, CoApplicant
(PI: S. Guruge)
20162017
SSHRC
C
CAD 25,000
Targeted
Research,
Co-Applicant
(PI: M. Unger)
2016-
SSHRC
C
CAD 62,354
Research,
Emerging voices: how
Syrian newcomers and
other key stakeholders
perceive Canada's three
sponsorship programs for
refugee (re)settlement
Canada-Germany
Research Collaboration:
Syrian Refugee Arrival,
Resettlement and
Integration
Les fonctionnaires et
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2018
Co-Applicant,
(PI: M. Paquet)
2016
VP Research,
Dalhousie
University
O
CAD 1,420.54
Dissemination,
Conference
(Collaborator)
2014
EUDO
O
€ 1250
2014
Canadian
Federation for the
Humanities and
Social Sciences
C
CAD 1,000
2014
URMIS, Université
de Paris 7
Research,
Principal
Investigator
Dissemination,
Conference
(with C. James,
H. Ramos)
Research,
Dissemination
20142015
Federal
Government,
Citizenship &
Immigration
Canada
Universität
Bielefeld
G
2013
Institute for
Research on Public
Policy
20132016
€ 1,000
CAD 100,000
Research,
Co-Investigator,
(PI: A. Türegün)
€ 2112.50
Research,
Dissemination
F
CAD 1,000
Publication,
Author
Federal
Government,
Public Safety
G
CAD
$286,800
Research,
Co-Investigator
(PI: W. Wark, P.
Lenard)
20132016
European
Commission
O
€ 360,000
20102013
SSHRC
C
CAD 72,675
Dissemination,
Network
Coordination;
Collaborator
(PI: J.
DeBardeleben)
Research,
Principal
Investigator
2013
l'élaboration des
politiques publiques
d'immigration et
d'intégration au Canada
Canadian-German
Collaboration on Syrian
Refugees
EUDO Citizenship
Project, EUI: countryprofile Canada
What are ‘Canadian’ and
‘Quebec’ values? A
conversation on
(conflicting) rights?
Collaboration avec Unité
de Recherche Migration
et Société
CERIS Research
Synthesis Project on Five
Themes of Canadian
Immigration (Theme:
Multiculturalism)
Collaborative Research
Centre From
Heterogeneities to
Inequalities
Becoming Canadian:
Making sense of recent
changes to citizenship
rules
Securitizing Muslim
Canadians: Evaluating
the Impact of CounterTerrorism, National
Security, and Immigration
Policies since 9/11
Centre for European
Studies
Backlash Against
Multiculturalism? The
Politics of Redefining
Citizenship in Canada
and Europe
3
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2010
Canadian
Federation for the
Humanities and
Social Sciences
C
CAD 8,000
Publication,
Author
4
Us, Them, and Others:
Pluralism and National
Identity in Diverse
Societies
Graduate Supervision (past 10 years)
( = in progress;
✓= completed)
Supervision (Career Total: 11)
Ph.D. Dissertation Supervision : 4 in progress; 0 completed, 4 total
MA Thesis Supervision : 2 in progress; 7 completed, 9 total
Ph.D. Supervision
•
Mélanie Beauregard, Islamophobie, impérialisme, anti-immigration, idée national et féminisme:
comprendre la construction discursive de l’islam ou des musulmans au sein des essais politiques
français et québécois, Sept. 2015 –
•
Anke Patzelt, Leave – Stay – Return: Three Perspectives on Home and Belonging: German 'Migrants
of Choice' to and from Canada, Sociology, uOttawa, September 2014- ; Ph.D. funded by an Ontario
Trillium Scholarship 2014-2018 (40,000 $/ year) --
•
Adina Madularea, The impact of naturalization process and citizenship status on immigrants’ sense of
belonging: an intersectional analysis of new Canadian citizens’ subjective experiences of
naturalization and citizenship acquisition, Sociology, uOttawa, January 2012- Ph.D. funded by a
SSHRC doctoral scholarship 2015-16; Ontario Graduate Scholarship 2016-17.
•
Diana Simkhovych, Multiculturalism in Canadian Courts, Sociology, uOttawa, Sept. 2010 –
MA Supervision
•
•
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Jessica Anne Déry, Les perceptions du rôle du Canada face à l’accueil des réfugiés: comparaison entre le
Canada anglais et français (thesis), Sept. 2015 - (Summer 2017 anticipated); MA funded by an Ontario
Graduate Scholarship 2016-17 (declined), a SSHRC MA Scholarship & la Bourse de recherche sur
les Francophonies canadienne et nordaméricaine (3000$).
Marie-Eve Larivière, L’insertion socio-économique des Québécois maghrébins face au discours public
(thesis), Sept. 2014 (August 2017 anticipated); MA funded by an OGS scholarship 2015-16.
Vinayini Murty, Nobody knows I’m a white girl: the ethnic identity of Canadian mixed-race women
(thesis), Sociology, uOttawa, Jan. 2013 – April 2016 (interrupted due to professional career)
Dhanani, Aalya, The Western Gaze: Media Representations of Sex-selective Abortion in Canada
(MRP), Sociology, uOttawa, Jan. 2012 – December 2015.
Marc Laforge, Building the Canadian Nation? A Thematic Content Analysis of the 2009 Citizenship
Guide (MRP), Sociology, uOttawa, Sept. 2012 – April 2015.
Shawn Jackson, Color-coded: The reification of race through Nova Scotia’s Black Business Initiative
(thesis), Anthropology, uOttawa, Sept. 2012 – March 2015 (Co-Supervisor); MA funded by a SSHRC
scholarship 2013-14.
Randa Rahal, Media Representations of the Face-Veil: the Niqab Case in Quebec (MRP), Sociology,
uOttawa, Sept. 2009 – April 2012.
Emma Bell, Waking Up Canadian: Canadian National Identity and Representations of the Canadian
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Citizenship Act (MRP), Sociology, uOttawa, Sept. 2009 – April 2011.
 Erin Cotnam, Reading Between the Lines: A Case Study of British and Canadian National News
Coverage of Sex Trafficking (thesis), Sociology, uOttawa, Sept. 2008-Sept. 2010.
Examination Committee Member (Career Total: 26)
Ph.D. Dissertation Committee: 9 ongoing; 1 completed, 10 total
MA Thesis Committee: 0 ongoing; 9 completed, 9 total
MA External Examiner: 1 ongoing; 3 completed; 4 in total
Ph.D. Comprehensive Exams Committee (other than Dissertation Committee): 4 completed
Mentorship: Postdoctoral Researchers, Exchange Students, Research Assistants (Career Total)
Postdoctoral Researcher
Visiting/exchange students
Graduate/undergraduate research assistants
Undergraduate research initiation students
2 (total) :
23 (total):
15 (total):
1 (total)
1 completed
0 in progress, 2 completed
2 in progress, 21 completed
3 in progress, 55 completed
Teaching (past 10 years)
Graduate Courses, University of Ottawa
Research Seminar in Political Sociology
Relations interethniques
Différence des sexes en sociologie politique
Citizenship and Rights
Cultures nationales et politiques sociales
Interethnic Relations (French Immersion)
2016 (W), 2017 (W)
2013 (F), 2016 (W)
2013 (W)
2012 (W), 2013 (W), 2014 (W), 2016 (F)
2011 (W)
2009 (W, F), 2010 (F)
Undergraduate Courses, University of Ottawa
Questions ethniques et nationales
Ethnic and National Questions
Canadian Society
Weber et l’analyse wébérienne
Weber and Weberian Analysis
2013 (F)
2011 (W), 2014 (F), 2015 (F), 2016 (F)
2010 (W), 2011 (S), 2016 (W), 2017 (W)
2009 (W), 2010 (W, F), 2012 (W),
2014 (F), 2015 (F)
2008 (W, F), 2009 (F), 2011 (F)
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Publications
(supervised trainees/students identified by underlined names)
In my discipline, authors are listed alphabetically unless they have contributed unequally to the
publication; in that case, authors are listed according to contribution and contribution percentages are
given in square brackets.
Books (Refereed)
2) Winter, E. (2011), Us, Them and Others: Pluralism and National Identity in Diverse Societies,
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 288 p.
Symposia:
1. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 16 (2), 2015, Symposium (J. Denis, H.
Ramos, S. Riggins, E. Winter, p 431-449).
2. Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada, 43(1-2), 2011: Symposium (C. Frost, H.
Ramos, E. Winter)
Reviews:
1. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 16 (2), 2015, Stephen Riggins “Not Quite Us,
Not Quite Them”, p. 451-454.
2. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 16 (2), 2015, Jeff Denis “Review: Us, Them,
and Others: Pluralism and National Identity in Diverse Societies”, p. 431-436.
3. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 16 (2), 2015, Howard Ramos “How New
Models Can Rejuvenate Established Insights: Reaction and Critique of Elke Winter’s Us, Them,
and Others”, p. 445-449.
4. Recherches sociographiques, 54(1), 149-157, 2013: Sylvie Lacombe: “Le multiculturalisme, au
service de la construction narrative de la nation canadienne?”
5. Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, 49(4), 426-428, 2012: Jillian
Paragg, "Elke Winter, Us, Them, and Others: Pluralism and National Identity in Diverse
Societies".
6. International Sociology, 27(5), 643-646, 2012: Sadia Saeed, "Elke Winter, Us, Them, and Others:
Pluralism and National Identity in Diverse Societies".
7. Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada, 43(1-2), 253-264, 2011: Catherine Frost,
"How Canada Killed Multiculturalism”.
8. Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada, 43(1-2), 265-275, 2011: Howard Ramos,
"How New Models Open Opportunities to Re-Understanding and Expanding Established Insights:
Reaction and Critique of Elke Winter's Us, Them, and Others".
Replies:
1. Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada, 43(1-2), 277-285, 2011: Elke Winter, “Us,
Them, and Others: Response to my Interlocutors”.
2. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 16 (2), 437-443, 2015, doi 10.1007/s12134013-0312-6; Elke Winter “Debating Us, Them, and Others: A Research Framework”
1) Winter, E., Max Weber et les relations ethniques. Du refus du biologisme racial à l’État multinational
(Foreword: Philippe Fritsch), Québec: Les Presses de l’Université Laval, 2004, 214 p.
Reviews:
1. Archives de sciences sociales des religions (131-132), 189-197, 2005: Anne-Sophie Lamine,
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"Essai bibliographique: L'ethnicité comme question sociologique"
Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada, 38(1), 178-179, 2006: Chedly Belkhodja,
"Compte rendu d'Elke Winter: Max Weber et les relations ethniques"
Hommes et migrations (1258), 153, 2005: Abdelhafid Hammouche, "Compte rendu d'Elke Winter:
Max Weber et les relations ethniques"
L'Homme - Revue française d'anthropologie, (175-176), 492-493, 2005: Régis Meyran, "Histoire
et épistémologie: Compte rendu d'Elke Winter: Max Weber et les relations ethniques"
International Sociology, 22, 119-128, 2007 (Patrick Baert, "Review Essay: Contextualizing Max
Weber"
Revue française de sociologie, 46(4), 985-986 (web: para 86-92), 2005: Sylvain Paraisie, "Compte
rendu d'Elke Winter: Max Weber et les relations ethniques"
Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales, 21e Année, no. 1, 2007, Hinnerk Bruhns “ Compte Rendu
[Max Weber et les relations ethniques]”, p. 162-165.
Edited Books (Refereed)
1) Coutu, M., D. Leydet, G. Rocher and E. Winter (eds.) [25%], Max Weber: Rudolf Stammler et le
matérialisme historique, Paris & Québec: Les Éditions du Cerf, Les Presses de l’Université Laval,
2001, 196 p.
Special Journal Issues (Refereed)
1) Winter, E. & A. Patzelt (eds) (2016). “Changing Citizenship Rules and Practices in an Age of
Diversity: Transatlantic Perspectives”, special issue of Review of European and Russian Affairs
(RERA), https://journals.carleton.ca/rera/index.php/rera forthcoming
Book Chapters (Refereed)
12) Winter, E.. “Us, Them, and Others: Canadian Multiculturalism and a Sociology of Pluralist Group
Formation” in P. Albanese, L. Tepperman & E. Alexander Reading Sociology, Toronto: Oxford
University Press (chapter accepted by editors; peer-review of book in progress).
11) Winter, E. & A. Patzelt. “Liberalizing versus Tightening Citizenship Rules in Germany and Canada:
a Question of Party Ideologies and Politics?” in P. Albanese, L. Tepperman & E. Alexander Reading
Sociology, Toronto: Oxford University Press (chapter accepted by editors; peer-review of book in
progress).
10) Winter, E. “A Canadian Anomaly? The Social Construction of Multicultural National Identity”, in S.
Guo & L. Wong (eds). Revisiting Multiculturalism in Canada: Theories, Policies and Debates,
Rotterdam: Sense Publishers, 2015, p. 51-68.
9) Winter, E., “The Curious Side-Effects of ‘Reform by Stealth’: How Québécois Interculturalism
Influences Canadian Multiculturalism”, in Grabher, G., U. Moser (eds.) Regionalism(s). A Variety of
Perspectives from Europe and the Americas (Schriftenreihe des Instituts für Föderalismus, vol. 119),
Wien:
New
Academic
Press,
2014,
p.
183-205,
http://www.foederalismus.at/contentit25/uploads/F_Band_119.pdf.
8) Winter, E., “What can Weberian Sociology tell us About Multiculturalism and Religion?”, in S. Sikka
and L. Beaman (eds.) Multiculturalism and Religious Identity: Canada and India, Montreal: McGillQueen's University Press, 2014, p. 189-208.
7) Winter, E., “Multiculturalism in the 1990s: the Smallest Common Denominator in Defining Canadian
National Identity”, in J. Jedwab (ed.) Debating Multiculturalism, Montreal, Kingston: McGill-Queen’s
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Winter, E. “Territory, Descent, and Common Values: Redefining Citizenship in Canada”, in Dina
Kiwan (ed.) Naturalization Policies, Education and Citizenship: Multicultural and Multi-nation
Societies in International Perspective (Politics of Identity and Citizenship Series), London, New York:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2013, p. 95-122.
Winter, E. “Understanding Multiculturalism in Divided Societies: Exploring a New Path”, in Trevor
Harrison and Slobodan Drakulic (eds.), Against Orthodoxy: New Directions in the Study of
Nationalism, Vancouver: UBC Press, 2011, p 111-132.
Winter, E., “Quebecs Rolle in der kanadischen Multikulturalismus-Diskussion: Vorgänger,
Gegenspieler oder Gegenbild?” [Québec’s Role in the Canadian Debate on Multiculturalism:
Predecessor, Antagonist or Mirror Image?], in Ursula Reutner (ed.) 400 Jahre Quebec: Zwischen
Konfrontation und Kooperation, Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter (UWH), 2009. p. 91-108.
Schmitt, I. and E. Winter [50%], “Current Debates on Citizenship and Belonging: Multiculturalism,
Gender and Sexuality”, in Klaus-Dieter Ertler and Hartmut Lutz (eds): Canada in Grainau. Le Canada
à Grainau. A Multidisciplinary Survey of Canadian Studies after 30 Years. Tour d'horizon
multidisciplinaire d'Études canadiennes, 30 ans après, Wien: Peter Lang, 2009, p. 129-153.
Winter, E., “Le débat sur ‘race et société’ au premier Congrès de la Société allemande de sociologie
(1910)”, (introduced by E. Winter, translated by V. Wilkening and E. Winter), in E. Winter Max
Weber et les relations ethniques. Du refus du biologisme racial à l’État multinational, Québec: Les
Presses de l’Université Laval, 2004, 137-192.
Coutu, M., D. Leydet, G. Rocher and E. Winter, E. [25%], “Introduction”, in Max Weber: Rudolf
Stammler et le matérialisme historique (translated by M. Coutu and D. Leydet, with the contribution
of G. Rocher and E. Winter), Paris & Québec:: Les Éditions du Cerf, Les Presses de l’Université
Laval, 2001, p. 1-89.
Book Chapters (Non-Refereed)
3) Winter, E., “Une sociologie sans ‘société’: pour une interpretation wébérienne du social“, in J.
Roberge, Y. Sénéchal, and S. Vibert (eds). La fin de la société. Débats contemporains autour d’un
concept classique, Montreal: Athéna, 2012, p. 146-166.
2) Winter, E., “Nation et citoyenneté: une perspective wébérienne”, in M. Coutu et al. (eds.) Droits
fondamentaux et citoyenneté. Une citoyenneté fragmentée, limitée, illusoire?, Montréal and Oñati:
Éditions Thémis/CRDP and Institut international de sociologie juridique, 2000, p. 87-107.
1) Winter, E.,“Überlegungen zum Bevölkerungswachstum in der Dritten Welt unter besonderer
Berücksichtigung ethischer Aspekte beim Einsatz von Kontrazeptiva” [Reflections on Population
Growth in the ‘Third World’: Ethical Aspects of the Use of Contraceptives], in Natürlich sicher: Lust
statt
Frust.
Sexualität,
Fruchtbarkeit,
Verantwortung
selbstbestimmt,
Hausdruckerei
Universitätsklinikum Rudolf Virchow, Berlin, December 1993, p. 25-28.
Peer-reviewed Journal Articles
22) Frost, C. & E. Winter, “Making and authenticating the citizen: naturalisation and passport
applications in Canada”, under review with Review of European and Russian Affairs (RERA).
21) Winter, E. “Toward an actor-centered political sociology of citizenship”, Canadian Review of
Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, special section guest-edited by H. Ramos, D. Béland, K.
Stanbridge Dialogue on Contemporary Political Sociology; 53 (3): 361-364, 2016.
20) Winter, E. [60%], A. Diehl & A. Patzelt, "Ethnic Nation No More? Making Sense of Germany’s
New Stance on Dual Citizenship by Birth", Review of European and Russian Affairs (RERA), 9 (1), 1-
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19, 2015, https://journals.carleton.ca/rera/index.php/rera/article/view/110/160
19) Winter, E. “Rethinking Multiculturalism After its ‘Retreat’: Lessons from Canada”, American
Behavioral Scientist (Special Issue: “Multiculturalism during Challenging Times”, E. Ng, R. Bendl, I.
Bloemraad, eds.), 59 (6) 637-657, 2015.
18) Winter, E. [60%] & M.-M. Sauvageau “Vers une compréhension nationaliste de la naturalisation au
Canada? Analyse des changements récents en matière d’octroi de la citoyenneté dans le contexte
canadien”, Canadian Journal of Law and Society/La Revue canadienne Droit et Société, 30 (1), 73-90,
2015.
17) Winter, E. “Us, Them, and Others: Reflections on Canadian Multiculturalism and National Identity
at the Turn of the 21st Century”, Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie,
51(2), 2014, 128-151.
16) Winter, E. “Traditions of Nationhood or Political Conjuncture? Debating Citizenship in Canada and
Germany”, Comparative Migration Studies (Special Issue “Immigration and Integration Experiences
Compared: Lessons from Canada and Germany”, H. Bauder ed.), 2(1), 2014, 295-321.
http://imiscoe.org/journal-cms-2/2014-1/24-winter-elke-traditions-of-nationhood-or-politicalconjuncture-debating-citizenship-in-canada-and-germany-pp-29-55/file
15) Winter, E., “(Im)Possible Citizens: Canada's 'Citizenship Bonanza' and its Boundaries", Citizenship
Studies, 18(1), 2014, 46-62.
14) Winter, E. “Becoming Canadian: Making sense of recent changes to citizenship rules”, IRPP Study,
no. 44 (Montreal: Institute for Research on Public Policy), 16 January 2014,
http://www.irpp.org/en/research/diversity-immigration-and-integration/becoming-canadian/
13) Winter, E. [60%] & M.-M. Sauvageau "La citoyenneté canadienne dans la presse écrite anglocanadienne et franco-québécoise : convergence ou divergence?", Canadian Journal of Political
Science/Revue canadienne de science politique, 45 (3), 2012, 553–578.
12) Winter, E., “L'identité multiculturelle au Canada depuis les années 1990: de la consolidation à la
mise en question?", Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études ethniques au Canada, 43-44 (3-1), 2011, 35-57.
11) Winter, E. “Immigrants Don’t Ask for Self-government”: How Multiculturalism is (De)legitimized
in Multi-national Societies, Ethnopolitics (Special Issue “Migration and Divided Societies”, Chris
Gilligan, Susan Ball-Petsimeris, eds.),10 (2), 2011, 187-204.
10) Winter, E., “Ni communauté, ni société: penser la société pluraliste au-delà des binaires“, Swiss
Journal of Sociology, 36 (3), 2010, 451-469.
9) Winter, E., “Trajectories of Multiculturalism in Germany, the Netherlands, and Canada: In Search of
Common Patterns”, Government and Opposition, 45 (2), 2010, p. 166-186.
8) Winter, E., “Die Dialektik multikultureller Identität: Kanada als Lehrstück” [The Dialectics of
Multicultural Identity: Learning from Canada], Swiss Political Science Review 15 (1), 2009, p.133168.
English translation published in World Political Science Review (Berkeley Electronic Press) 5 (1),
2009, Article 9, http://www.bepress.com/wpsr/vol5/iss1/art9 .
7) Winter, E., “Les logiques du multiculturalisme dans les sociétés multi-nationales: Une analyse des
discours canadiens”, Revue européenne des migrations internationales, 24 (3), 2008, p. 7-29.
6) Winter, E., “How Does the Nation Become Pluralist?”, Ethnicities, 7 (4), 2007, p. 483-515.
5) Winter, E., “Neither ‘America’ nor ‘Québec’: Constructing the Canadian Multicultural Nation”,
Nations and Nationalism, 13 (3), 2007, p. 481-503.
4) Winter, E., “Bridging Unequal Relations, Ethnic Diversity, and the Dream of Unified Nationhood:
Multiculturalism in Canada”, Zeitschrift für Kanadastudien, 27 (1), 2007, p. 38-57.
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3) Winter, E., “Multiculturalism versus National Unity? Rethinking the Logic of Inclusion in Germany
and Canada”, International Journal for Canadian Studies, 24, 2001, p. 169-193.
2) Winter, E., “Quelques ‘études de cas’ et une théorie des relations sociales: la sociologie des groupes
ethniques de Max Weber”, Diversité urbaine (Cahiers du GRES), 1 (1), 2000, p. 23-33..
1) Winter, E., “Logiques de l’idéologie raciste: les leçons des discours de Max Weber”, Cahiers
d’Histoire, 19 (1), 1999, p. 37-55.
Journal Articles (Non-refereed)
7) Bérubé, M., B. Capitaine & E. Winter [30%]. “Repenser la place des Autochtones dans un Canada
multiculturel et multinational : quelles relations et collaborations interethniques à l’ère de la
reconciliation?”, Directions (Canadian Race Relations Foundation), forthcoming October 2016.
6) Winter, E. & B. Zyla, “Pathways into the Syrian Refugee Crisis and Some Escape Routes Out”,
“Refugee Pathways”, special issue of Canadian Diversity/ Diversité Canadienne in press.
5) Winter, E. [40%], M-M. Sauvageau, M. Asthana, “Emerging Trends: Media, minorities, and changing
perceptions of national identity and citizenship”, “Tendances émergentes: Les médias, les minorités et
les perceptions changeantes autour de l’identité nationale et de la citoyenneté”, Canadian
Diversity/Diversité canadienne, 2013, 10 (3): 26-30 & 31-36.
4) Winter, E., “Debating Us, Them, and Others: A Research Framework”, Journal of International
Migration and Integration (JIMI), 16 (2), 437-443, 2015, doi 10.1007/s12134-013-0312-6;
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs12134-013-0312-6.
3) Winter, E. [60%] and D. Simkhovych, “Intercultural Dimensions in the Canadian Context”, Canadian
Diversity/Diversité canadienne 9 (2), Spring 2012, 9-12.
2) Winter, E., “Us, Them, and Others: Response to my Interlocutors”, Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études
ethniques au Canada, Vol. 43, Nos. 1-2, 2011, p. 277-285.
1) Winter, E., “Conference Report: Recasting European and Canadian History: National Consciousness,
Migration, Multicultural Lives”, Canadian Ethnic Studies, 2000, 32 (2), p. 115-118.
Research Reports
9) Lenard, P, W. Wark, B. Nagra, E. Winter [20%], S. Vucetic Securitizing Minority/Muslim Canadians:
Evaluating the Impact of Counter-Terrorism, National Security and Immigration Policies since 9/11,
Kanishka Research Team Project, Major Report submitted to the Department of Public Safety,
University of Ottawa, 31 March, 2016, 130 p.
8) Winter, E. Report on Citizenship Law: Canada, EUDO Citizenship Observatory, Florence (IT),
December 2015, http://eudo-citizenship.eu/country-profiles/?country=Canada.
7) Winter, E. [60%] and A. Madularea, Multiculturalism Research Synthesis, 2009-2013, CERIS
Research Synthesis Project on Five Themes of Canadian Immigration, May 2014, 114 p.,
http://ceris.ca/reports/.
6) Winter, E., Religious Pluralism and Public Policy. Canadian Discourses on Accommodation, report to
the Department of Canadian Heritage (Government of Canada) on two public panels organized in
Montreal on 24-27 October 2007 by Ethnicity and Democratic Governance. SSHRC Major
Collaborative Research Initiative, 11 January 2008, 31 p.
5) Winter, E., Academic Research and Public Policy Impact. The Programme and Policy Relevance of
CERIS Products. Final Research Report, research report submitted to the CERIS Board of Directors,
May 2002, 33 p.
4) Winter, E., “Participation in the Voluntary Sector – workshop synthesis”, in Immigrant and Civic
Participation: Contemporary Policy and Research Issues, Report of One Day Seminar (Montreal, 23
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November, 1997), Ottawa: Canadian Heritage, Program for Multiculturalism (ed.), 1998, p. 86-92.
3) Winter, E., “Participation aux organismes de la société civile – synthèse de l’atelier”, in Immigrants et
participation civique: politique contemporaine et sujets de recherches, actes du colloque, 23
novembre 1997 à Montréal, Programme de multiculturalisme, Ministère du Patrimoine canadien (éd.),
Ottawa, 1998, p. 95-101.
2) Winter, E., Réalités et réflexions sur le travail culturel d’un institut national à l’étranger, research
report submitted to the Director of the Goethe Institut Montréal, December 1996, 46 p.
1) J. Strübing, N. Brömme, E. Winter et al. [15%], Soziologie als Fiktion? Eine empirische
Untersuchung von Kompetenzmustern, Arbeitsinhalten und beruflichem Selbstverständnis von
SoziologInnen [Sociology as Fiction? An Empirical Investigation of Sociologists’ Competence
Schemes, Tasks at Work, and Professional Identity], Special Issue of Mitteilungen aus dem
Schwerpunktbereich Methodenlehre, 3, Institut für Soziologie, Freie Universität Berlin, February
1996, 107 p.
Book Reviews
Winter, E., Review of Dumbrava, Costica: Nationality, Citizenship and Ethnocultural
Belonging.Preferential Membership Policies in Europe. H-Nationalism, H-Net Reviews, July 2016,
http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=47310 .
Patzelt, A., J. Déry (avec l’appui d’ E. Winter) “Compte rendu de Ruth Mandel, L’angoisse cosmopolite.
La citoyenneté et l’appartenance remises en question par les Turcs d’Allemagne, (Québec, Presses de
l’Université Laval, 2014, 414 p)”, Anthropologica 52(2) p. 607-608, 2016.
Winter, E., “Book Review: Marie McAndrew, Maryse Potvin et Corina Borri-Anadon (dir.). Le
développement d’institutions inclusives en contexte de diversité. Recherche, formation, partenariat
(Montréal: Presses de l’Université du Québec, 2013, 234 p.), Recherches sociographiques, 56 (1), p.
202-204.
Winter, E., “Book Review: Victor Armony. Le Québec expliqué aux immigrants“ (Montréal: VLB
Éditeur, 2007, 205 p.), Recherches sociographiques, 50 (1), 2009, p. 167-168.
Outreach and Vulgarization
8) Winter, E. “Balancing Citizenship Rights in an Age of Globalization”, SSHRC Strategic Knowledge
Cluster Canada-EU Transatlantic Dialogue Policy Brief, http://labs.carleton.ca/canadaeurope/wpcontent/uploads/sites/9/Winter-CETD-Brief-final.pdf, March 2016.
7) Winter, E. “How to avoid ‘national models thinking’ without losing sight of history?”, American
Political Sciences Association Migration and Citizenship newsletter, Special Citizenship Symposium
(I.
Bloemraad,
ed.),
summer
2014,
2(2),
25-31,
http://community.apsanet.org/MigrationCitizenship/newsletters .
6) Winter, E. [60%] and D. Simkhovych, “Interculturalidad en Canadá: Las Políticas del
Multiculturalismo y del Interculturalismo”, Diálogos A (Instituto de Estudios de las Culturas Andinas,
Puno, Perú), 1 (1), Special Issue “Interculturalidad”, 2011, 48-51.
5) Winter, E. and K. John [60%], “A New Approach to Citizenship and Integration: Some Facts about
Recent Policy Changes in Germany”, SSHRC Strategic Knowledge Cluster Canada-EU Transatlantic
Dialogue Policy Brief http://labs.carleton.ca/canadaeurope/2010/policy-brief-a-new-approach-tocitizenship-and-integration-some-facts-about-recent-policy-changes-in-germany-by-elke-winter-andkristina-john/), March 2010.
4) Winter, E. “The Migration-Development Nexus: Observations from the Second Day of the
Conference”, COMCAD Working Paper 31, 2007 (Center on Migration, Citizenship and
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Development. Bielefeld). http://www.uni-bielefeld.de/(en)/tdrc/ag_comcad/publications/wp.html
3) Winter, E., “De Québécois – een ‘natie binnen een verenigd Canada’” [The Québécois: A ‘Nation
Within a United Canada’], Cimedart, 37 (2), February/March, 2007, p. 35-37.
2) Winter, E., “Metropolis and Student Involvement – How Bridges are Being Built Across the Atlantic”,
Postgrad Refugee Research Quarterly, summer 2004, p. 3-4.
1) Winter, E., “Le multiculturalisme canadien et ses limites – Discours officiels, interventions et
représentations”, L’IMFormateur, 15 April, 2003, p. 4.
Work in Progress
Winter, E. & I. Previsic “Citizenship Revocation in the Mainstream Press: A case of Re-ethnicization?”
(revise and resubmit), Canadian Journal of Sociology (CJS), revised and resubmitted.
Winter, Elke Madularea, A., M-M Sauvageau “Probing “Citizenship of Convenience”: An Inquiry into
the Motivations for Naturalization”, invited conference paper to be published in an edited volume
Elrick. J. & E. Winter “Managing the National Status Group: Immigration Policy in Germany”,
submitted to International Migration.
Winter, E. & M.-M. Sauvageau “Vers une citoyenneté canadienne plus « épaisse »?, in preparation for
Critique internationale,
Papers (past 2 years)
Papers at Academic Conferences/in Refereed Conference Proceedings
84) Winter, E., “The meaning(s) of citizenship(s) in a transnational age: a perspective from below”,
ECPR Joint Sessions’ Workshop Postnational challenges and tensions between citizenship and the
nation- state, Pisa, 24-28 April 2016.
83) Elrick, J., Winter, E. “Beyond ‘ethnic exclusion’ and ‘illiberal means’: rethinking national identity’s
impact on immigration policy in terms of class and status”, Resilient Europe?, 23th International
Conference of the Council for European Studies, Philadelphia, 14-16 April.
82) Winter, E., “Balancing Citizenship Rights in an Age of Globalization”, Canada and Europe:
Converging or Diverging Responses to International and Domestic Challenges?, Ottawa, CanadaEurope Transatlantic Dialogue (CETD), Carleton University, 10-11 March 2016.
81) Winter, E., “Probing “Citizenship of Convenience”: An Inquiry into the Motivations for
Naturalization”, conference paper accepted at Strategic Citizenship: Negotiating Membership in the
Age of Dual Nationality, Department of Sociology, Princeton University, 7-8 March 2016.
80) Winter, E., I. Previsic. “Canada’s Experiment with Citizenship Revocation: An Analysis of Public
Discourse”, Getting Results: Migration, Opportunities, and Good Governance, 18th National
Metropolis Conference, Toronto, 3-5 March 2016.
79) Winter, E., I. Previsic. “Carte Blanche? Debating the Revocation of Canadian Citizenship in Public
Discourses”, Canadian Summit on Statelessness, University of Ottawa, 24 February, 2016
78) Winter, E., I. Previsic. “Do Government Policies Stigmatize Muslim Canadians? The Case of
Citizenship Revocation Rules for Dual Nationals in Canada”, Immigration, Ethnicity and Diversity in
150 Years of Canada: Looking Back, Going Forward, Canadian Ethnic Studies Association, Gatineau,
23-24 October 2015.
77) Winter, E., “Is Canadian multiculturalism turning into Quebec-style interculturalism?”, Biennial
Conference of the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Las Vegas, Nevada: 14-17
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October, 2015.
76) Winter, E., “Ethnic nation no more? Interpreting recent changes in Germany’s dual citizenship
legislation against the backdrop of a new Canadian law”, ECPR General Conference, University of
Montreal, 26-29 August, 2015.
75) Winter, E., “Naturalization Politics in a Conservative Canada: integration policy or diversionary
nationalism?”, 12th Annual IMISCOE Conference: Rights, Democracy and Migration: Opportunities
and Challenges, Geneva, 25-27 June 2015
74) Winter, E., I. Previsic et al. “Do Government Policies Stigmatize Muslim Canadians? The Case of
Citizenship Revocation Rules for Dual Nationals in Canada”, Annual Meeting of the Canadian
Communication Association, University of Ottawa, 1-5 June 2015.
73) Madularea, A., M-M Sauvageau & E. Winter. ‘The Meaning of Canadian Citizenship from Those
Who Recently Applied for it: A Typology”, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociological
Association, University of Ottawa, 1-5 June 2015.
72) Sauvageau, M-M. & Winter, E. “Researching Naturalisation: Which Data? Which Methodologies?”,
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Political Science Association, Brock University, St. Catharines, 2729 May 2014.
Major Invited Contributions: Discussant in Workshops, Participation in Panels
33) Session chair and discussant Germany-Canada Research Workshop on Syrian Refugees, Embassy of
Canada to Germany, 27-28 June, 2016.
32) Trajectories of integration: migrants and refugees in Europe and Canada, commentary on the video
documentary Europe outside Europe by Agnieszka Weinar, Centre for European Studies, Carleton
University, 13 May 2016.
31) “Refugee Pathways”, Getting Results: Migration, Opportunities, and Good Governance, 18th National
Metropolis Conference, Toronto, 3-5 March 2016.
30) “Multiculturalism Research Synthesis 2009 – 2013” (report with A. Madularea; presentation by A.
Madularea), New Directions in Migration Research, CERIS, Toronto, 23 January 2015.
Scholarly and Professional Academic Services (past 10 years)
Invited Keynotes
2014
2013
2013
2012
Winter, E. “Engagements and Journeys: Conceptualizing Citizenship”, lead presentation,
Our Canada. Building on Citizenship. Building for Citizenship, Symposium of the
Canadian Race Relations Foundation, Ottawa, 17-19 November, 2014.
Winter, E. “Quo vadis Canada? Redefining the boundaries of national membership at the
turn of the 21st century” lead discussion paper, Successful Societies Program Meeting,
Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, Vancouver, 18-19 October.
Winter, E. “Us, Them, and Others: Reflections on Canadian Multiculturalism and
National Identity at the Turn of the 21st Century”, Porter Lecture, Annual Meeting of the
Canadian Sociological Association, University of Victoria, 4 June.
Winter, E. “Us, Them, and Others: National Identity and Ethnic Leveraging in Diverse
Societies”, lead discussion paper for the Short Course on Comparative Immigration,
sponsored by the APSA Comparative Urban Politics group & APSA Urban Politics and
Public Policy sections, Representation and Renewal, Annual Meeting of the American
Political Sciences Association, New Orleans (LA), 29 August.
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2011
2010
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Winter, E. “Nation Building, Immigration and Citizenship", lead discussion paper,
dialogue session, The Making of Citizens Beyond the Canadian Consensus on
Immigration, 8th Trudeau Conference on Public Policy, Halifax, 17-19 November.
Winter, E. “Territory, Descent, and Common Values: Redefining National Citizenship in
Canada”, keynote, Education for ‘National’ Citizenship in the Context of Devolution and
Ethno-Religious Conflict, International Centre for Education for Democratic Citizenship,
joint centre of Birkbeck, University of London and Institute of Education, University of
London (U.K.), 15-16 July.
Professional and Academic Committees: National and International
201620162015
2015
2014-2016
2014-2016
2013-2016
2012-2015
Member-at-large, Executive Council, Royal Society of Canada’s College of New
Scholars, Artists and Scientists
College of Reviewers, Canada Research Chair Programme, SSHRC
Member, Board of Directors of the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association
Scientific committee for the conference “Luttes de l'immigration, luttes antiracistes:
penser, combattre, diffuser, mobiliser (LilaR)”, coorganized by the Laboratories Urmis,
Sophiapol, Lirtes and Germ, l'Université de Paris Diderot, 18-19 September
Executive Committee, Canadian Sociology Association
President of Equity Committee, Canadian Sociology Association
Equity Committee, Canadian Sociology Association
SSHRC National Doctoral Awards Committee 3
Professional and Academic Committees: University of Ottawa; various levels
2016201620152015-2016
2013-2016
2013-2016
2012-2015
2012-2014
2010-2011
2009-2011
2008-2010
2008-2009
Research director & executive board member, Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on
Citizenship and Minorities (CIRCEM), uOttawa
Faculty Research Committee, Faculty of Social Sciences, uOttawa
Departmental Representative, Canadian Sociological Association
Guest Speakers’ Committee, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, uOttawa
Faculty Research Committee, Faculty of Social Sciences, uOttawa
Research director & executive board member, Centre for Interdisciplinary Research on
Citizenship and Minorities (CIRCEM), uOttawa
Academic Advisory Committee, Canada-Germany U15/U20 Research Initiative, Office
of the Vice-President Research, uOttawa
Graduate Committee, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, uOttawa
Exempted from academic service due to winning the University’s Young Researcher of
the Year Award
Library Committee, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, uOttawa
Tenure and Promotion Committee, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, uOttawa
Guest Speakers’ Committee, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, uOttawa
Organization of Conferences and Workshops
2016
Co-organizer of the workshop Panel Discussion on Indigenous-Settler Relations and
Decolonization: Twenty Years Since RCAP The Future of Multiculturalism: Sociological
Perspectives, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociological Association, University of
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Calgary, 31 May 201 (with J. Denis, M. Zhou, C. James, Equity & Diversity
Subcommittee of the Canadian Sociological Association).
2016
Organizer of the workshop “National legacies or economic pragmatism? Probing
immigration policies on both sides of the Atlantic”, Resilient Europe?, 23th International
Conference of the Council for European Studies, Philadelphia, 14-16 April.
2016
Organizer of the conference L’éthnicité et ses frontières, with D. Juteau, L. Cardinal, L.
Pietrantonio, M. McLaughlin, CIRCEM and EESA, 22 March 2016.
2016
Co-organizer of the 4-campus Canada-wide Conférence CANADA CAMPUS lecture,
Canadian Race relations, 21 March 2016.
2016
Organizer of the graduate student methodology workshop “Enquêter la diversité dans les
forces policières en Allemagne. Un dialogue avec Max Weber” by Barabara Thériault
(University of Montreal), CIRCEM and EESA 25 February 2016.
2015
Organizer of Joel Fetzer’s (University of Pepperdine) guest talk “Présidents, premier
ministres, et politique d'immigration aux États-Unis et au Canada”, commented by Hélène
Pellerin (uOttawa), Centre interdisciplinaire de recherche sur la citoyenneté et les
minorités (CIRCEM), 3 November 2015.
2015
Organizer of the graduate student workshop “Comment postuler pour les bourses? How to
apply for scholarships”, École d’études sociologiques et anthropologiques (EESA),
Ottawa, 22 October 2015.
2015
Co-organizer of the workshop “Rethinking Citizenship – Repenser la citoyenneté”,
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociological Association, University of Ottawa, 30 May
– 5 June 2015 (with M-M Sauvageau).
2015
Co-organizer of the workshop The Future of Multiculturalism: Sociological Perspectives,
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociological Association, University of Ottawa, 4 June
2015 (with M. Zhou, C. James, Equity & Diversity Subcommittee of the Canadian
Sociological Association; financial support for this session was provided by the
Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences).
2015
Co-organizer of the one-day workshop Citizenship, Governance and Diversity:
Perspectives on and from Germany and Canada, University of Ottawa, 30 May – 5 June
(with L. Beaman).
2014
Organizer of the workshop Migration, Integration und Staatsbürgerschaft im Vergleich
(Deutschland, Kanada) („Migration, Integration and Citizenship in Comparative
Perspective: Germany and Canada“), in honour of the visit of the German President
Johannes Gauck and his partner Daniela Schadt, University of Ottawa, 25 September
2014.
2014
Co-organizer of the workshop What are ‘Canadian’ and ‘Quebec’ values? A
conversation on (conflicting) rights?, Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociological
Association, Brock University, St. Catharines, 30 May (with H. Ramos, C. James, Equity
Subcommittee of the Canadian Sociological Association; financial support for this session
was provided by the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences).
2014
Co-organizer of the workshop Les ficelles du métier de sociologue : Michèle Lamont,
University of Ottawa, 17 January (with S. Gaudet).
2013 - present Organiser of The uOttawa Colloquium in Migration, Pluralism, and Citizenship/ Cycle de
conférences de l'Université d'Ottawa en migration, pluralisme et citoyenneté: 4-6
speakers/year
2013
Co-organizer of the workshop “Nationalism in Theory”, Annual Meeting of the Canadian
Sociological Association, University Victoria, 3 – 8 June (with A. Madularea).
Curriculum vitae Elke Winter
2013
2013
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2011
2011
2011
2010
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Co-organizer of the workshop “Citizens in waiting no more? Canada’s changing
naturalization regime”, Workshop, National Metropolis Conference, Ottawa, March 14 –
16 (with M.-M. Sauvageau).
Co-organizer “Book Launch and Author meet Critics”, Research Laboratory on
Migration, Mobility and Social Change/Laboratoire d'études et de recherches sur
Migrations, mobilités et changement social, University of Ottawa, 22 January (with H.
Pellerin and P. T. Lenard).
Organizer of the workshop "Author Meets Critics: Us, Them, and Others: Pluralism and
National Identity in Diverse Societies", Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociological
Association, University of Waterloo & Wilfrid Laurier University (Waterloo, Ontario),
May 27 – 2 June.
Organizer of the workshop “Multiculturalism, Diversity or Assimilation? Coming to
Terms with New Forms of Pluralism and Accommodation I & II” Europe in an Age of
Austerity: Integration, Disintegration, or Stagnation, 9th Biennial Conference, European
Community Studies Association Canada, Ottawa, 27-28 April.
Member of the conference organization committee for Inclusion/Exclusion: The Social
and Political Boundaries of Citizenship in Europe, Carleton University, Ottawa, 25-26
April.
Co-organizer of the workshop “Social Inclusion and Exclusion: Citizenship Education
and Civic Integration”, Inclusion/Exclusion: The Social and Political Boundaries of
Citizenship in Europe, Carleton University, Ottawa, 25-26 April (with R. Iacovino).
Organizer of the guest talk “John R. Commons et Max Weber: les fondements d’une
sociologie économique et pluraliste du droit” (M. Coutu, Université de Montréal),
Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Ottawa, 28 March.
Organizer of the guest talk and bilingual graduate workshop “La citoyenneté pluraliste
est-elle réellement une entrave à l¹égalité dessexes? De Susan Okin (Is Multiculturalism
Bad for Women?) au débat québécois sur la laïcité” (D. Juteau, Université de Montréal),
Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Ottawa, 13 March.
Organizer of the guest talk “Multicultiphobia (UTP, 2010): an Interview with Phil Ryan”
(P. Ryan, Carleton University), Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University
of Ottawa, 6 March.
Organizer of the guest talk “Enquêter sur la « diversité » à Berlin. Le cas de
l’inspecteur Bobkowski” (B, Thériault, Université de Montréal), Department of Sociology
and Anthropology, University of Ottawa, 15 February.
Organizer of the workshop "Backlash Against Multiculturalism? Identifying the
Particularities of the Canadian Discourse", Multiculturalism Turns 40: Reflections on the
Canadian Policy, Association for Canadian Studies & Canadian Ethnic Studies
Association 2nd Annual Conference, Ottawa, 30 September to 1 October.
Organizer of the workshop "Author Meets Critics: Us, Them, and Others: Pluralism and
National Identity in Diverse Societies", Multiculturalism Turns 40: Reflections on the
Canadian Policy, Association for Canadian Studies & Canadian Ethnic Studies
Association 2nd Annual Conference, Ottawa, 30 September to 1 October.
Co-organizer of the workshop “Understanding and Resolving the Fear of
Multiculturalism”, Migration Futures: Perspectives on Global Changes, 16th
International Metropolis Conference, Ponta Delgada (Azores, Portugal), 12-16 September
(with C. Belkhodja).
Organizer of the workshop “Revenge of the European Model? Citizenship Tests on Both
Sides of the Atlantic”, The Revenge of the European Model?, 17th International
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Conference of the Council for European Studies:, Montreal, 15-17 April.
Organizer of the workshop “Redefining National Citizenship: naturalisation, intégration
et diversité”, Immigration and Diversity: Crossroads of Cultures, Engine of Economic
Development, 12th National Metropolis Conference, Montreal, March 18-21.
External Assessor:
2016
2016
2015
2014
2014
2011
2010
2009
Member of Selection Committee, France-Canada Research Fund (FCRF), Competition
Humanities and Social Sciences (February-March)
SSHRC, Canada Research Chair (Tier 1)
Fonds de recherche du Québec - Société et culture (FRQSC); Postdoctoral Scholarship
Competition (1x), Danish Council for Independent Research: Social Sciences: Sapere
Aude -- DFF-Starting Grants Competition (1x); German Academic Exchange Service
(DAAD): Research Stays for University Academics and Scientists (3x); Netherlands
Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) in cooperation with the Agence Nationale de
la Recherce (ANR), the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), the Economic and
Social Research Council (ESRC) : Open Research Area (ORA) (1x), SSHRC Insight
Grant Competition
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Research Stays for University Academics
and Scientists (2x)
Tenure and Promotion, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa
SSHRC Insight Grant
Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften [Austrian Academy of Sciences]
SSHRC Faculty Standard Research Grant
Manuscript Reviewer
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
Citizenship Studies, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Canadian Psychology/Psychologie
canadienne
Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, French Politics, H-Net
(book manuscript), Media, War and Conflict, University of Toronto Press (book
manuscript), Religiologiques
American Behavioural Scientist, Nations and Nationalism, Recherches sociographiques,
University of Toronto Press, Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism,
International Migration Review
Diversité urbaine, European Political Science Review (EPSR), Journal of International
Immigration and Integration (JIMI), Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural
Development, Politikon, Sociologie et Sociétés, Swiss Political Science Review,
University of Toronto Press (book manuscript).
Canadian Journal of Sociology/Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, Canadian Review of
Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, Citizenship Studies, Ethnicities, Journal of
European Integration, Journal of International Immigration and Integration (JIMI),
Journal of Multicultural Discourses, Nouvelles pratiques sociales, Political Studies,
University of Toronto Press (book manuscript).
Amsterdam University Press (book manuscript), Refuge, Cahiers de recherche
sociologique.
Canadian Journal of Law and Society/Revue canadienne Droit et Société, Global Media
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2008
2007
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Studies, Zeitschrift für Kanada-Studien.
Canadian Journal of Sociology/Cahiers canadiens de sociologie.
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (JEMS).
Editorial Position
2008-2012
Editor Book Reviews (French), Canadian Journal for Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de
sociologie
Outreach & Media (past 10 years)
Expert Testimony
Expert witness to the Canadian Parliament, Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration, Subject
Matter of Bill C-6, An Act to amend the Citizenship Act and to make consequential amendments to
another Act, 1st Session, 42nd Parliament, Evidence No. 9, April 21, 2016, appearance & written
submission.
Expert witness to the Canadian Parliament, Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration, Subject
Matter of Bill C-24, An Act to amend the Citizenship Act and to make consequential amendments to other
Acts, 2nd Session, 41st Parliament, Meeting No. 25, May 7, 2014, appearance & written submission.
YouTube videos
As part of the SSHRC Strategic Knowledge Cluster Canada-EU Transatlantic Dialogue, the following
YouTube videos on my research/expertise were produced and hosted by the European Studies Network in
Canada (EUCANET):
•
Elke Winter - Expert on Max Weber, National Identities and Citizenship,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n5G-nbhpik; November 2011
•
Dr. Elke Winter - "Us, Them and Others - Pluralism and National Identity in Diverse Societies”,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmOez5Z1Nmo; November, 2011
•
Dr. Elke Winter - Why studying German Thinkers in Canada,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNcvB7GcC9Q&feature=relmfu; November 2011
Podcasts:
•
Podcast on “Becoming Canadian: Making sense of recent changes to citizenship rules”, IRPP Study,
no. 44 (Montreal: Institute for Research on Public Policy), 16 January 2014,
http://www.irpp.org/en/research/diversity-immigration-and-integration/becoming-canadian/
(“interview” tab).
Media Interviews and Appearances
•
“New Citizenship Rules target Fraud, Foreign Terrorism”, CBC Television’s The National, filmed
interview with Catherine Cullen on the new bill C-24 proposing changes to the Canadian Citizenship
Act,
6
February,
2014,
http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/TV%20Shows/The%20National/ID/2435374938/ (segment 13:4016:26)
•
Radio interview for CBC Radio’s “The World at Six” (segment on new bill C-24 proposing changes
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to the Canadian Citizenship Act), 6 February, 2014, http://www.cbc.ca/radio/podcasts/newscasts/cbcnews-the-world-at-six/
•
“La citoyenneté canadienne est plus longue à obtenir”, Ici Radio-Canada. Le midi 30 (Jacques
Beaupré),
29
January,
2014;
http://ici.radio-canada.ca/emissions/le_midi_30/20122013/chronique.asp?idChronique=327015
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“Experts raise concern about citizenship rules” Montreal Gazette (online), Tobi Cohen, 27 January,
2014,
http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/national/Experts+raise+concerns+about+citizenship+rules/943
6722/story.html
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“Government pushes citizenship myth: expert; It's judge's call if applicant meets residency
condition”, The Ottawa Citizen, 26 January, 2014, p. A7.
•
“Interview avec Elke Winter”, Ici Radio-Canada (Edmonton), 22 January, 2014 (13:30 ET)
•
“Canadian citizenship test turns focus away from multiculturalism”, CBC News (online), 19 January,
2014;
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/canadian-citizenship-test-turns-focus-away-frommulticulturalism-1.2502624
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Segment on recent changes to Canadian citizenship rules, featured on New Canadian Media: The
Pulse of Immigrant Canada, 18 January, 2014, http://newcanadianmedia.ca
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Interview for CBC Radio featured on Randy Bachman's Vinyl Tap (CBC Radio One St. John's, CBC
Radio One Charlottetown, CBC Radio One Halifax, CBC Radio One Quebec City, CBC Radio One
Toronto), Vinyl Tap (CBC Radio One Montreal), CBC Radio One Gander (Neufundland), The World
This Weekend (CBC Radio One Saint John, CBC Radio One Vancouver), CBC Radio One Iqaluit,
CBC Radio One Windsor, CBC Radio One Sudbury, Sound Xchange (CBC Radio One Regina), The
Next Chapter (CBC Radio One Winnipeg), Saturday Night Blues (CBC Radio One Edmonton), Key
of A (CBC Radio One Calgary), CBC Radio One Yellowknife, CBC Radio One Kelowna, CBC Radio
One Victoria, (segment on recent changes to Canadian citizenship rules), 18 January, 2014.
http://www.cbc.ca/programguide/daily/today/cbc_radio_one
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“How hard is it to get Canadian citizenship?”, CBC Television’s The National, filmed interview with
Amanda Margison, http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/Canada/ID/2430856055/; 18 January, 2014
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Filmed interview with OMNI TV (Programming in Mandarin), Omni 2, 5pm, 17 February, 2014
(segment on recent changes to Canadian citizenship rules)
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“Citizenship changes raising concerns, study suggests”, Alaska Highway News (Print), 17 January
2014, p. C2.
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“Citizenship changes work against immigrant integration, report finds”, The Toronto Star, Interview
with
Nicholas
Keung,
16
January,
2014,
p.
A6
(print
&
online);
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2014/01/16/citizenship_changes_work_against_immigrant_inte
gration_report_finds.html
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“Cambios en ciudadanía son contraproducentes”, Toronto Hispanico (online), 16 January, 2014,
http://toronto.hispanocity.com/publicacion/2014/01/cambios-en-ciudadania-son-contraproducentes
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“Citizenship changes emphasize ‘speak white ideology’, report finds”, Metro Canada (online),
anonymous, 16 January, 2014; http://metronews.ca/news/canada/911183/citizenship-changes-workagainst-immigrant-integration-report-finds/?article_id=16497705988
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“Des nouvelles règles de citoyenneté du Canada dénoncées dans une étude”, Métro Montréal (online),
Mathias Marchal, 16 January, 2014; http://journalmetro.com/actualites/national/432132/les-regles-decitoyennete-du-canada-denoncees-par-une-etude/
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“Citizenship changes raising concerns about integration, multiculturalism, study suggests”,
Vancouver
Sun,
Tobi
Cohen,
(Postmedia
News),
15
January,
2014;
Curriculum vitae Elke Winter
20
http://www.vancouversun.com/news/national/Citizenship+changes+raising+concerns+about+integrati
on/9393965/story.html
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“Citizenship changes raising concerns about integration, multiculturalism, study suggests”, Calgary
Herald,
Tobi
Cohen,
(Postmedia
News),
15
January,
2014;
http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/national/Citizenship+changes+raising+concerns+about+integrati
on/9393965/story.html
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“Citizenship changes raising concerns about integration, multiculturalism, study suggests”,
MontrealGazette.com (online), Tobi Cohen, (Postmedia News), 15 January, 2014;
http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/national/Citizenship+changes+raising+concerns+about+integr
ation/9393965/story.html