Ravi de Costa

Experience

• 2007–present
  Associate professor, York University
• 2013–present
  Associate Dean Research, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University

Education

• 2002 
  Swinburne University, PhD
• 1996 
  University of Sydney, BA Honours

Publications

• 2015
  (With Tom Clark) ‘On the responsibility to engage: non-Indigenous peoples in settler states’, Settler Colonial Studies,
• 2015
  ‘Review Essay: Recognition and self-determination: Indigenous politics in settler states’, Australian Journal of Political Science (Vol. 50, Issue 1), 174-89.,
• 2014
  ‘Descent, culture and self-determination: States and the definition of Indigenous peoples’, Aboriginal Policy Studies (Vol 3.3).,
• 2010
  Indigenous peoples and autonomy: Insights for a global age. Co-edited with Mario Blaser, Deborah McGregor and Will Coleman (Vancouver, UBC Press, 2010).,
• 2006
  A higher authority: Indigenous transnationalism and Australia. (Sydney, University of New South Wales Press, 2006).,
• 2006
  ‘Identity, authority and the moral worlds of Indigenous petitions’, Comparative Studies in Society and History Vol. 48 No. 3 (July), 669-98.,

Grants and Contracts

• 2015
  The non-Indigenous responsibility to engage -- Scoping reconciliation and its alternatives

  Role:

  Chief Investigator

  Funding Source:

  Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

• 2014
  Non-Indigenous pathways to reconciliation in Australia

  Role:

  Partner Investigator

  Funding Source:

  Australian Research Council

• 2012
  Reconciling Canada: non-Aboriginal discourses and the truth and reconciliation commission

  Role:

  Chief Investigator

  Funding Source:

  Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

• 2010
  Discourse and obligation: non-Aboriginal peoples and reconciliation in Canada

  Role:

  Chief Investigator

  Funding Source:

  Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Professional Memberships

• International Political Science Association
• Canadian Political Science Association

Research Areas

• Political Science (1606)
• Comparative Government And Politics (160603)
• Globalisation And Culture (200206)