Keith Cherry

Keith Cherry holds an MA in Political Studies from the University of Ottawa, a PhD in Law and Society from the University of Victoria, and a post-doctoral degree in Law from the University of Alberta, supported by a Killam Fellowship. He is a founding member of the Cedar Trees Institute, a SSHRC post-doctoral scholar at the University of McGill’s faculty of Law, and a sessional instructor in Political Science at the University of Victoria.

Keith’s research interests include comparative pluralism, settler-Indigenous relations, the European Union, agonistic politics, social movement politics, and pluralism in social movement praxis. Much of his scholarship compares practices of pluralism in Canadian-Indigenous relations with those in the European Union.