Noah Fry

Experience

• 2025–present
  Killam Postdoctoral Fellow, Dalhousie University

Education

• 2025 
  McMaster, PhD in Political Science
• 2020 
  Queen's University, Master's in Political Studies
• 2019 
  Mount Allison University, Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Economics

Publications

• 2025
  Buy Canadian: policy options for localizing federal public procurement, Policy Design and Practice
• 2024
  Canadian Crown corporations and social procurement: Trade commitments and institutional bricolage, Canadian Public Administration
• 2023
  Lobbying Regulations in New Brunswick: Toward a Political Economic Account, Journal of New Brunswick Studies
• 2023
  Testing the Laurentian Hypothesis: Regionalism and Federal Lobbying Access, Canadian Political Science Review
• 2023
  Dairy concessions in Canadian trade: a discursive institutionalist account, Canadian Foreign Policy Journal
• 2022
  Locked in: Canadian Trade Policy and the Declining Liberal Order, Canada and Great Power Competition: Canada Among Nations 2021
• 2022
  Le patronat et le nationalisme dans un Québec conservateur, Recherches Sociographiques
• 2022
  Lopsided Lobbying? Regulatory Opportunism and the Office of the Commissioner of Lobbying, Canadian Public Administration

Grants and Contracts

• 2018
  Equity, Inclusion and Respect: Understanding and Preventing Personal Harassment in Post-Secondary Institutions in the Maritimes

  Role:

  Principal Investigator

  Funding Source:

  Majorie Young Bell Endowment Fund

Professional Memberships

• Canada Political Science Association