Associate Professor of Ethics in the Graduate school of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa
Patti Tamara Lenard is Associate Professor of Ethics in the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa. She is the author of Trust, Democracy and Multicultural Challenges (Penn State, 2012). Her work has been published in a range of journals, including the American Political Science Review, Political Studies, Ethics and International Affairs, Review of Politics, and Ethics and Global Politics. She is presently running two large projects that focus on the experience of refugees in Canada, especially those who are ‘privately sponsored’. One of these projects focuses on the ways in which sponsors support the agency of the newcomers with whom they work, and the other focuses on the struggles that newcomers have in reuniting with their families, once they arrive in Ottawa. As part of this work, she runs a small organization called Rainbow Haven, which sponsors and settles LGBTQ refugees in Ottawa.
Her current research focuses on the moral questions raised by migration across borders in an era of terrorism, especially as it pertains to refugees and irregularly present migrants, trust and social cohesion, and democratic theory more generally.
- Lenard, Patti Tamara. (Forthcoming). ‘Family reunification: A social resilience approach to integration’ (with Stéfanie Morris), accepted for inclusion in N. Sultana, J. Shields and V. Preston (eds.) Resilience and Integrating International Migrants in Canada, McGill Queen’s University Press.
- Lenard, Patti Tamara. (2021). ‘Refugee sponsorship and family reunification; (with Stéfanie Morris and Stacey Haugen), Journal of Refugee Studies, 34/1, pp. 130-148.
- 10, Issue 2, 405-424 (2016) , Fragile trust: Muslim communities in Canada and the R v. NS decision, Law and Ethics of Human Rights, Volume
- 30, Issue 1, 73-91 (2016) , Democracies and the Power to Revoke, Ethics and International Affairs, Volume
- 30, Issue 2, 271-273 (2016) , Patti Tamara Lenard Replies, Ethics and International Affairs, Volume
- 16, Issue 1, 119-132(2015) , Residence and the right to vote, Journal of International Migration and Integration, Volume
- 8 (2015) , Exit and the duty to admit, Ethics and Global Politics, Volume
- 98, Issue 4, 353-359 (2015) , The political philosophy of trust and distrust in liberal democracies and beyond, The Monist, Volume
- 14, Issue 4, 464-480(2015) , The ethics of deportation in liberal states, European Journal of Political Theory, Volume
- 15, Issue 2, 157-173 (2014) , The 'rights' of temporary labour migrants in Asia, Asian Ethnicity, Volume
- 2, Issue 1, 201-207 (2014) , Lessons from Canada and Germany: Immigration and Integration Experiences Compared, Comparative Migration Studies, Volume
- 8, Issue2, 74-83 (2013) , Special Relationships, motivation, and the pursuit of global egalitarianism, The Ethics Forum, Volume
- 15, Issue 5, 613-630 (2012) , Creating Cosmopolitans, Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, Volume
- 32, Issue 3, 186-196 (2012) , The reports of multiculturalism's death are greatly exaggerated, Politics, Volume
- 11, 206-230 (2012) , Temporary labour migration, global redistribution, and democratic justice, Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Volume
- 8, Issue 1-2, 172-183 (2012) , Why Temporary Labour Migration is Not a Satisfactory Alternative to Permanent Migration, Journal of International Political Theory, Volume
- 11, Issue 5, 649-669 (2012) , Democratic self-determination and non-citizen residents, Comparative Sociology, Volume
- 94, Issue 4, 615-627 (October 2011) , Rooted cosmopolitanism and making room for special duties, The Monist, Volume
- 7, Issue 3, 346-371 (2010) , Motivating Cosmopolitanism: A Skeptical View, Journal of Moral Philosophy, Volume
- 72, Issue 4, 627-652 (2010) , Culture, Free Movement and Open Borders, Review of Politics, Volume
- 29, Issue4, 283-294 (2010) , Temporary labour migration, Exploitation, tool of development, or both?, Policy and Society, Volume
- 9, Issue 1, 100-110 (2010) , What is solidaristic about global security?, Contemporary Political Theory, Volume
- 8, Issue 3, 308-321 (2010) , What can multicultural theory tell us about integrating Muslims in Europe?, Political Studies Review, Volume
- 20-29(2010) , Cosmopolitanism: Is there Room for Special Responsibilities, Global Justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric,
- 41, Issue 1, 73-91(2010) , Rebuilding trust in an era of widening inequality, Journal of Social Philosophy, Volume
- 8, Issue 4, 455-465 (2010) , Agency, Culture and Empowerment, Contemporary Political Theory, Volume
- 13, Issue 3, 315-332 (2009) , What's Unique about Immigrant Protest?, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, Volume