Etienne Cardin-Trudeau

PhD Candidate

Fields of Study

Areas of Interest

  • Democratic theory
  • Mary Parker Follett
  • Participatory democracy
  • Radical democracy
  • Canadian politics
  • Nationalism
  • Pluralism

Major and Minor Fields

Major

  • Political Theory

Working Dissertation

Title

Power-with: The Political Philosophy of Mary Parker Follett

Supervisors

Melissa S. Williams

Biography

Etienne Cardin-Trudeau is a PhD candidate at the department of political science. His main research interest is in democratic theory, with some attention to Canadian politics. For his dissertation, he works on the retrieval and reconstruction of the political thought of Mary Parker Follett, which he articulates as a theory of participatory democracy emphasizing the motor aspect of participation. He is also interested in the Canadian context and the different democratic claims of peoplehood that inhabit it, most notably with the Indigenous peoples and the Québécois.

Education

MA in Political Science, Université du Québec à Montréal
Certificate in Journalism, Université de Montréal
BA in Communication, Politique et Société, Université du Québec à Montréal

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