Gerald Baier (Ph.D, Dalhousie) joined the department in 2003. His teaching and research interests are in Canadian politics with a focus on the Constitution, federalism and public law. He is a regular commentator on federal politics in national and local media. His past research has explored the r...
Gerald Baier (Ph.D, Dalhousie) joined the department in 2003. His teaching and research interests are in Canadian politics with a focus on the Constitution, federalism and public law. He is a regular commentator on federal politics in national and local media. His past research has explored the role of judicial decision-making in the shaping of federalism in Canada, Australia and the United States. He has recently completed a co-authored book on federalism and intergovernmental relations in Canada. He is presently conducting a comprehensive study of the Supreme Court of Canada's institutional character and processes.