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  • ISID Director Philip Oxhorn, Executive Director Robin McLay and Dr. Natividad Gutierrez Chong of the Universidad Autónoma de México at ISID’s conference on resource extraction industries, March 2012.

  • Associate Director Franque Grimard engages with the participants in the June 2012 Executive Education course, held in Vancouver BC

  • Prof. Matthieu Chemin pursuing his fieldwork on rural electrification in Kenya.

  • Professor Manuel Balán, ISID’s first joint appointment, at the conference on resource extraction industries, March 2012.

  • Professor Erik Kuhonta attends a Red Shirt political rally in Khao Yai Park in northeastern Thailand in February 2012

  • The Right Honourable Joe Clark with young women in a village in Yemen

  • Graduates celebrate the end of ISID's first Executive Education course in International Development

  • Professor Sonia Laszlo meets with farmers during a research visit to Peru

  • Professor Grace Marquis discusses animal source foods for children in rural Ghana

  • David Malone (President, IDRC), Margaret Biggs (President, CIDA), Professor Philip Oxhorn, Principal Heather Monroe-Blum and the Right Honourable Joe Clark at the inaugural conference of the Institute for the Study of International Development, March 2009

  • Her Excellency Michaëlle Jean, former Governor General of Canada, with Charles Hale, President, LASA, distinguished Colombian scholar Orlando Fals Borda and Prof. Philip Oxhorn at the Latin American Studies Association conference, Montreal, September 2007

  • ISID Professor of Practice Eliane Ubalijoro considers a participant’s question at the joint ISID/IGSF Symposium on Women and Development, 17 April 2008

Institute for the Study of International Development

Development research and teaching has never been as strong at McGill as it is today. This is reflected in the creation in 2008 of the Institute for the Study of International Development, (ISID). ISID now generates impressive levels of original research, at the same time that it trains future generations of researchers, teachers, policymakers and development practitioners through some of the largest teaching programs in the Faculty of Arts.  2011 witnessed a further expansion of ISID through the launch of its Executive Education program in international development.

ISID’s impressive growth in many ways depends on the generous support of alumni and our community.

Updated on Mon, 2013-04-15 12:45
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