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Dr. Phil Henderson, Postdoctoral Fellow in Global Development Studies at ����ֱ��, recently published two peer-reviewed articles focused on settler colonialism and political theory.

, co-authored with David Myer Temin, Morgan Mowatt, and Max Ajl.

, co-authored with Shiri Pasternak.

Dr. Henderson’s current research program investigates the interrelations between Indigenous land/water defenders and (self-)organized workers in what’s presently known as Canada. This builds on his dissertation, “In and Against Canada” (2022), which investigated contemporary theories of anti-colonialism and anti-imperialism. His teaching expertise is situated at the intersections of Canadian Politics, Political Theory, Indigenous Politics, and Labour Studies, with particular foci on the methods of both studying and engaging politics ‘from below.’