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The Faculty Publication Celebration highlighted the collaborative spirit behind scholarship at King’s.
King's celebrates faculty publications during Research Week

King's celebrates faculty publications during Research Week



As part of Research Week, King’s University College hosted the Faculty Publication Celebration, an evening recognizing recent scholarly and creative publications by King’s faculty.

Held at the King’s Pub, the event highlighted research contributions published between January 1, 2025, and March 15, 2026, including books, edited collections, and art-based research projects. Together, these works reflect the breadth of scholarship at King’s and the important role faculty research plays in advancing knowledge, enriching teaching, and contributing to the wider community.

Opening remarks were delivered by Dr. Mark Yenson, Vice-President and Academic Dean, who spoke to the significance of research at King’s, the meaningful work of faculty, and the collaborative spirit that defines scholarship here, where research is deeply communal and relational.

Among the works recognized during the celebration were the following books and edited volumes:
 

English, French, and Writing

Dr. Corina Sandu
Badescu, C., & Sandu, C. (Eds.). (2025). Lettres de femmes, contextes et enjeux: De l’imagination à l’autoreprésentation. Classiques Garnier.

Dr. Vidya Natarajan & Dr. Emily Pez
Natarajan, S., & Pez, E. (Eds.). (2025). Thinking about writing: Readings for multilingual writers. Writing@King’s.

Dr. Claudia Clausius
Clausius, C., & Clausius, K. (Eds.). (2026). (Re)centring the Weimar Republic. University of Toronto Press.

History

Dr. Stephanie Bangarth
Bangarth, S, Tunnicliffe, J, (Ed.). (2025). Revisiting human rights in Canadian history. University of Manitoba Press.

Dr. Oleksa Drachewych
Drachewych, O. (2025). Replaying the Second World War: Soviet parallels and inspirations for Russian atrocities in the Russo-Ukrainian War, 2014–2025. Columbia University Press.

Dr. Robert Ventresca
Rollo-Koster, J., Ventresca, R. A., Eichbauer, M. H., & Pattenden, M. (Eds.). (2025). The Cambridge history of the papacy (Vols. 1–3). Cambridge University Press.

Philosophy

Dr. Georgia Mouroutsou
Mouroutsou, G. (2026). Aristippus of Cyrene: Pleasure and the present. Cambridge University Press.

Dr. Morgan Tait
Tait, Morgan. (2025). Re-Engineering Environmentalism for Limited Beings: Liberalism, Naturalism and Environmentalism in the Anthropocene. Ethics International Press, UK.

Philosophy & Religious Studies

Dr. Antonio Calcagno & Dr.  Mark Yenson
Calcagno, A., & Yenson, M. (Eds.). (2025). Rethinking political crisis and collapse: Hannah Arendt and Simone Weil. Bloomsbury.

School of Social Work

Rick Csiernik
Csiernik, R. (2025). The Essential Guide to Psychoactive Drugs in Canada: A resource for counselling professionals (3rd ed.). Canadian Scholars Press.

Thanatology

Dr. Darcy Harris & Dr. Lisa McLean
Harris, D. L., Bordere, T. C., & McLean, L. (Eds.). (2026). Handbook of social justice in loss and grief: Exploring diversity, equity, and inclusion. Routledge. 

Dr. Lisa McLean 
McLean, L., Hyde, J., Dueck-Read, J., & Jafari, S. (Eds.). (2025). Critical feminist peace and conflict studies: Bridging critique, vision and praxis. Edinburgh University Press.

McLean, L., & Traher, C. (2024). Yazidi Photovoice Project


The Faculty Publication Celebration offered an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the scholarly contributions of King’s faculty as part of Research Week, while highlighting the strength of research across the institution.


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