Patricia Wood
| Degrees: | Ph.D., 1995
Duke University (History) M.A., 1991 Queen's University (History) B.A., Honours 1990 Queen's University (History) |
| Current Position: | Associate Professor
(Department of Geography) |
| Recent Publications: | Wood, P.K. "Pressured
from All Sides: The February 1913 Surrender of the Northeast Corner
of the Tsuu T^ina Nation" The Journal of Historical Geography
(forthcoming) Wood, P.K. Nationalism from the Margins: Italians in Alberta and British Columbia (Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen^s University Press, 2002) Wood, P.K. "Borders and Identities among Italian Immigrants in the Pacific Northwest, 1880-1938", in J. Findlay and K. Coates, eds. Parallel Destinies: Canadians, Americans and the Western Border (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2002) Wood, P.K. "Defining 'Canadian': Anti-Americanism and Identity in Sir John A. Macdonald^s Nationalism" Journal of Canadian Studies, 36:2, 49-69 (Summer 2001) Wood, P.K. "The Historic Site as a Cultural Text: A Geography of Heritage in Calgary, Alberta" Material History Review 52 (Fall): 33-43, 2000 Isin, E.F. and P.K. Wood. Citizenship and Identity (London: Sage Press, 1999) |
| Courses taught recently: | GEOG 5107 &
5108 Citizenship, Identity and Space I & II |
| Research Interests: | Identity and
attachment to place, particularly nationalism; citizenship; ethnicity
and immigration; gender and sexuality; urban history; heritage and historic
sites; Native/non-Native relations; Western Canada |
| Awards/Grants: | 2002-2005: SSHRC
Major Research Grant Relationship between Calgary and the Tsuu T'ina Nation 2002-2003: SSHRC Small Grant Immigrants in Calgary: Landscapes of Diversity 2001-2002: Visiting Research Fellow, Calgary Institute for the Humanities |
