Biography
Professor Emeritus
BA, MA (York); PhD (University of Washington)
Dr. James Randall is an economic and social geographer. In the past 15 years, Dr. Randall has secured more than US$2.25 million in competitive grants and contracts. He has extensive experience as an academic administrator at three universities, including as a Dean, Vice-President Academic and Provost. He is also a pioneer in community-university scholarship, has assembled and led large multidisciplinary teams of researchers and practitioners from communities and universities, organized major international conferences and has coordinated field courses on sustainability issues in Africa and Mexico. Profile credit to http://projects.upei.ca/unescochair/
Recent Publications
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Resilience and sustainability
- Routledge international handbook of island studies, 2018
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[Review of the book Islandology: Geography, rhetoric, politics, by Marc Shell]
- Island Studies Journal, 2015
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Biosciences and BioVectra on Prince Edward Island, Canada
- Entrepreneurship in small island states and territories, 2015
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Immigrants' perceptions of quality of life in three second- or third-tier Canadian cities
- Canadian Geographer = Geographe Canadien, 2015
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Quality of life of immigrants: Integration experiences among Asian immigrants in Saskatoon
- Engaged Scholar Journal: Community-Engaged Research, Teaching, and Learning, 2015
Research Classification
- no classification
Current Scholars in Island Studies
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