Ian Roberge is an associate professor in the School of Public Policy and Administration. Professor Roberge is cross-appointed to the graduate programs in political science as well as to the Master of Public and International Affairs on the Glendon campus. Previously, he served as Interim Principal, co-Interim Principal and Associate Principal, Academic on the Glendon campus.

He has co-edited many books including most recently Asymmetric Neighbors and International Relations: Living in the Shadow of Elephants (Routledge, 2023) with Tom Klassen (York University) and Nara Park (Yonsei University). With Charles Conteh (Brock University), he co-edited, Canadian Public Administration in the 21st Century(CRC Press, 2014). He has also written numerous peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters in English and in French.

Professor Roberge’s research interests are broad including financial services sector policy, anti-money laundering and terrorism financing policy, and foresight in government.

Professor Roberge enjoys teaching and working with undergraduate and graduate students and is available for supervision.

Current Courses

Term	Course Number	Section	Title	Type
Winter 2024	AP/PPAS2110 3.0	M	Canadian Government	LECT
Fall/Winter 2023	AP/PPAS3190 6.0	A	Public Administration	LECT

Ian Roberge is an associate professor in the School of Public Policy and Administration. Professor Roberge is cross-appointed to the graduate programs in political science as well as to the Master of Public and International Affairs on the Glendon campus. Previously, he served as Interim Principal, co-Interim Principal and Associate Principal, Academic on the Glendon campus.

He has co-edited many books including most recently Asymmetric Neighbors and International Relations: Living in the Shadow of Elephants (Routledge, 2023) with Tom Klassen (York University) and Nara Park (Yonsei University). With Charles Conteh (Brock University), he co-edited, Canadian Public Administration in the 21st Century(CRC Press, 2014). He has also written numerous peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters in English and in French.

Professor Roberge’s research interests are broad including financial services sector policy, anti-money laundering and terrorism financing policy, and foresight in government.

Professor Roberge enjoys teaching and working with undergraduate and graduate students and is available for supervision.

Degrees

PhD, Comparative Public Policy, McMaster University
MA, Public Policy and Public Administration, Concordia University
BA (Hons), International Studies, York University (Glendon campus)

Current Courses

Term	Course Number	Section	Title	Type
Winter 2024	AP/PPAS2110 3.0	M	Canadian Government	LECT
Fall/Winter 2023	AP/PPAS3190 6.0	A	Public Administration	LECT