Students

Kerry Lynne Tannahill
Concordia University
Department of Political Science
Program: PhD
Supervisor: Mebs Kanji
Start: 2012
Project
Title: Democracy's Challenges: Political Support in Quebec and Canada
This project digs deep within the Quebec and Canadian contexts to investigate the complexities of political support, parceling out variations in support across political objects and levels of government. It aims to build a clearer and more comprehensive understanding of the effects of the perceived performance of different political objects at different levels of government and the inter-connectedness between objects from the most specific to the most diffuse. This work also employs a comprehensive set of questions that more directly and effectively measure what aspects of the political system Quebecers, and Canadians more generally, see as problematic and why.
Previous Awards
2015-2017 FQRSC Bourses de doctorat en recherche "Le problème de la démocratie: Les perceptions des Québécois de la performance de leur système démocratique à divers niveaux de gouvernance"
2015-2017 SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship "What's Wrong with Democracy: Assessing Quebecers' Perceptions of Performance Across Levels of Government"
2013-2016 Centre for the Study of Democratic Citizenship Research Bursary
2012-2015 Concordia University Faculty of Arts and Science Recruitment Fellowship for Doctoral Studies
2009-2016 St. Andrew’s Society of Montreal Education Bursary
2013-2014 Faculty of Arts and Science Merit Scholarship
2012-2013 Faculty of Arts and Science Fellowship in Ethnic Studies and Social Diversity
Nov. 2012 University Communications Services Newsmaker of the Week for articles in Le Devoir and the Toronto Star
Aug. 2012 Dirk Berg-Schlosser Award for Best Poster presented at the ECPR Summer School in Methods and Techniques (SSMT)
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