Allen Sens

Professor Emeritus
Education

Ph.D., Queen's, 1993
M.A., UBC, 1988
B.A. UBC, 1986


About

Allen G. Sens (Ph.D, Queen’s) specializes in international relations, with a research and teaching focus on international security. He has a particular interest in armed conflict and conflict management, peace operations, nuclear weapons and arms control, European security, and Canadian foreign and defence policy. Dr. Sens was recently the principal investigator for a SSHRC Partnership Development Grant on knowledge mobilization through radio podcasting, and a SSHRC Connections Grant to establish a new social sciences and humanities podcast series highlighting new academic voices. Dr. Sens was a recipient of the UBC Killam Teaching Prize in 2003 and a recipient of the Canadian Political Science Association Prize for Teaching Excellence in 2018.


Allen Sens

Professor Emeritus
Education

Ph.D., Queen's, 1993
M.A., UBC, 1988
B.A. UBC, 1986


About

Allen G. Sens (Ph.D, Queen’s) specializes in international relations, with a research and teaching focus on international security. He has a particular interest in armed conflict and conflict management, peace operations, nuclear weapons and arms control, European security, and Canadian foreign and defence policy. Dr. Sens was recently the principal investigator for a SSHRC Partnership Development Grant on knowledge mobilization through radio podcasting, and a SSHRC Connections Grant to establish a new social sciences and humanities podcast series highlighting new academic voices. Dr. Sens was a recipient of the UBC Killam Teaching Prize in 2003 and a recipient of the Canadian Political Science Association Prize for Teaching Excellence in 2018.


Allen Sens

Professor Emeritus
Education

Ph.D., Queen's, 1993
M.A., UBC, 1988
B.A. UBC, 1986

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Allen G. Sens (Ph.D, Queen’s) specializes in international relations, with a research and teaching focus on international security. He has a particular interest in armed conflict and conflict management, peace operations, nuclear weapons and arms control, European security, and Canadian foreign and defence policy. Dr. Sens was recently the principal investigator for a SSHRC Partnership Development Grant on knowledge mobilization through radio podcasting, and a SSHRC Connections Grant to establish a new social sciences and humanities podcast series highlighting new academic voices. Dr. Sens was a recipient of the UBC Killam Teaching Prize in 2003 and a recipient of the Canadian Political Science Association Prize for Teaching Excellence in 2018.