Jacob Fortier
Program Area(s): International Relations
Research Interest(s): Political violence, Civil wars, Self-determination conflicts, Foreign policy.
Conference Presentation(s):
- Fortier, Jacob . ‘Loyalty or autonomy? Canadian and French divergent strategic behaviors in time of power transition’.Université de Paris, November 17, 2021. * with Pierre Colautti [in French]
- Fortier, Jacob. ‘Naming and Shaming and Its Consequences on Civil Conflicts’. What’s next? Managing traditional and new threats through international cooperation, [in French] Ottawa, Network for Strategic Analysis Annual Colloquium, December 9, 2021.
Publications:
- Fortier, Jacob. (2021). ‘When State Repression Makes Secession Easier: Evidence from East Timor (1975-2002).’ Conflict Studies Quarterly, 35(1): 18-36.
- Fortier, Jacob. (2021). ‘Loyalty or autonomy? Canadian and French divergent strategic behaviors in time of power transition.’ Canadian Studies. * with Pierre Colautti
- Fortier, Jacob. (2021). ‘Naming and Shaming and Its Consequences on Civil Conflicts’, Network for Strategic Analysis, Policy Brief (16): 1-5.
Honors and Awards:
- "Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Doctoral Fellowship (2022-2026)
- (declined) Doctoral Research Scholarship, The Québec Research Funds (2022-2026)
- The Québec Research Funds Master Scholarship (2021)
- Mobilizing Insights in Defence and Security Scholarship Initiative, Department of National Defence (2020)
- Canada Graduate Scholarships-Master’s Program (2020)"