David started following the work of Teresa Tomás Rangil, University of Oxford, History.
David
Review of Phoenix: The Life of Norman Bethune http://voyager.uregina.ca:7008
David started following the work of Jack Cunningham.
David
Is there a "best way" for Canada to promote human rights in Asia? Comments from David Webster, Patricia Adams, Stephen Noakes, Errol Mendes, Denis Côté at http://www.asiapacific.ca/then
Faculty Member, International Studies
Assistant Professor
About
David Webster is assistant professor of International Studies at the University of Regina (Saskatchewan, Canada). He received his BA from York University while working as a journalist and human rights researcher. He earned his MA and Ph D in History from the University of British Columbia, then went on to teach International Relations at the University of Toronto, Most recently, he was a Kiriyama research fellow at the University of San Francisco's Center for the Pacific Rim.
Dr. Webster is the author of Fire and the Full Moon: Canada and Indonesia in a Decolonizing World (UBC Press, 2009) and collection editor of East Timor Testimony (Between the Lines, 2004). He has published articles in journals including Diplomatic History, Pacific Affairs, and Asia Pacific Viewpoint.
Research and teaching interests include trans-Pacific interactions between North America and Asia, international human rights, Canadian foreign relations, the diplomacy of non-state movements, and Southeast Asian history. He is currently at work on two projects: a study of diplomatic campaigns by Pacific Rim independence movements, and an examination of early Canadian technical advisors in Southeast Asia.
Contact Information
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