Milan Ilnyckyj
In December 2022 I completed my PhD in Political Science at the University of Toronto. I was supervised by Robert Vipond and published my dissertation: "Persuasion Strategies: Canadian Campus Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaigns and the Development of Activists, 2012–20".
Originally from Vancouver, I completed my B.A. in International Relations and Political Science at the University of British Columbia in 2005.
In 2007, I completed an M.Phil in International Relations at Oxford. I was supervised by Andrew Hurrell, and completed a thesis entitled: "Expertise and Legitimacy: The Role of Science in Global Environmental Policy-Making."
I am also a graduate of the Canadian federal government's Accelerated Economist Training Program.
Supervisors: Robert Vipond and Andrew Hurrell
Address: Massey College
4 Devonshire Place
Toronto ON
M5S 2E1
Originally from Vancouver, I completed my B.A. in International Relations and Political Science at the University of British Columbia in 2005.
In 2007, I completed an M.Phil in International Relations at Oxford. I was supervised by Andrew Hurrell, and completed a thesis entitled: "Expertise and Legitimacy: The Role of Science in Global Environmental Policy-Making."
I am also a graduate of the Canadian federal government's Accelerated Economist Training Program.
Supervisors: Robert Vipond and Andrew Hurrell
Address: Massey College
4 Devonshire Place
Toronto ON
M5S 2E1
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https://www.academia.edu/11893832/Final_University_of_Toronto_fossil_fuel_divestment_brief_The_Fossil_Fuel_Industry_and_the_Case_for_Divestment_Update_
https://www.academia.edu/11893832/Final_University_of_Toronto_fossil_fuel_divestment_brief_The_Fossil_Fuel_Industry_and_the_Case_for_Divestment_Update_
https://www.academia.edu/11893832/Final_University_of_Toronto_fossil_fuel_divestment_brief_The_Fossil_Fuel_Industry_and_the_Case_for_Divestment_Update_
https://www.academia.edu/11893832/Final_University_of_Toronto_fossil_fuel_divestment_brief_The_Fossil_Fuel_Industry_and_the_Case_for_Divestment_Update_
In December 2015, the Committee issued their unanimous recommendations to President Gertler [the “Report”]. The Committee accepted the main argument of the Brief: that the activities of the fossil fuel industry constitute social injury, and that U of T ought to divest from some fossil fuel industry investments in response.
divestment (CFFD) campaigns, as defined with three metrics?
RQ(A): Where success is institutional response
RQ(B): Where success is policy diffusion between CFFD campaigns and
target institutions
RQ(C): Where success is skill development in student activists, continued
involvement in climate activism, and evolving theories of change
Unless referencing this draft specifically, use the final version at: https://www.academia.edu/34414398/Proposal_Canadian_Campus_Fossil_Fuel_Divestment_Campaigns_and_the_Development_of_Activists