Mira Bachvarova

Education

• B.A. Political Science (Trent University) 2001
• M.A. Political Science (Carleton University) 2003
• PhD Political Science (Queen’s University) 2011

Research interests

• Ethics and public policy
  • citizenship
  • multiculturalism
  • ethics of migration
  • gender and public policy
  • territorial rights

• Contemporary political theory
  • legitimacy
  • non-domination
  • personal autonomy
  • theories of justice
  • democratic theory

Renaissance College courses

• RCLP 1062 Citizenship and Community
• RCLP 2014 Democracy and Public Policy in Canada
• RCLP 2020 Formative Learning Portfolio II
• RCLP 3015 Democracy and Global Policy
• RCLP 3053 Gender and Leadership

Academic publications

• Bachvarova, M. (2018). "Self-determination, Non-domination and Constraints on Territorial Rights",  Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy.  
• Bachvarova, M. “Multicultural Accommodation and Non-domination”  Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, Volume 17, Issue 6, 2014.
• Bachvarova, M. and Moore, M. “Territorial Pluralism: A Conceptual and Normative Analysis” in Territorial Pluralism: Managing Difference in Multinational States, Karlo Basta, John McGarry, and Richard Simeon eds., UBC Press, 2014.
• Bachvarova, M. “Non-domination’s Role in the Theorizing of Global Justice” Journal of Global Ethics, Volume 9, Issue No.2, 2013.