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Benjamin Toettoe

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Faculté des arts et des sciences - Département de science politique

benjamin.toettoe@umontreal.ca

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Faculté des arts et des sciences - Département de science politique

benjamin.toettoe@umontreal.ca

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M.A. Comparative Economics
2021 , UCL (Royaume-Uni)

B.A. Quantitative Economics and Political Science
2019 , NYU (États-Unis)

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Projets de recherche Tout déplier Tout replier

 Do Affected Populations React to Economic Statecraft in Line with their Economic Interests? Evidence from Australia Projet de recherche à l’international / 2023 - 2024

Chercheur principal : Benjamin Toettoe

China’s Economic Might: Hard Fact or Illusory Perception? A statistical analysis on the determinants of perceived economic importance Projet de recherche à l’international / 2022 - 2023

Chercheur principal : Benjamin Toettoe
Co-chercheurs : Richard Turcsanyi

Building Canada’s Resilience Against China’s State-Sponsored Disinformation: Insights from Australia Projet de recherche au Canada / 2022 - 2023

Chercheur principal : Benjamin Toettoe

European identity and its geopolitical implications: An analysis of alignment between public attitudes and contested visions of strategic autonomy Projet de recherche à l’international / 2021 - 2023

Chercheur principal : Benjamin Toettoe
Co-chercheurs : Florent Guntz , Richard Turcsanyi

Publications Tout déplier Tout replier

PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

  • Diya Jiang , Benjamin Toettoe, & Richard Turcsanyi (2024). Allies at Heart? A Study of Ideational Continentalism in Canadians’ Foreign Policy Attitudes. Canadian Journal of Political Science. Forthcoming.
  • Benjamin Toettoe. (2023). Chinese Development Aid and Finance: Effective Soft Power Tool or Public Diplomacy Liability? A Spatial Study of Project Influence. International Journal of China Studies 14(1): 49-77.
  • Benjamin Toettoe & Diya Jiang (2022). Foreign contributors to democratic backsliding: the effects of linkages with China on media self-Censorship in transitional regimes. Canadian Foreign Policy Journal 29(1):18-35. DOI: 10.1080/11926422.2022.2106501.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

  • China’s challenge to the Western-led international order: Insights from public opinion surveys in 56 countries worldwide. With Richard Turcsanyi, James Iocovozzi, Kristina Kironska. CEIAS Report. 2024.
  • Public Attitudes in Taiwan-V4 Relations: Solid basis, Space for Improvement. With Richard Turcsanyi, James Iocovozzi, Kristina Kironska. CEIAS Report. 2023.
  • Trans-Atlantic Public Opinion on China: Great Power Competition Amidst Russian Invasion of Ukraine. With Richard Turcsányi, Alfred Gerstl, Kristina Kironská, Klára Dubravčíková, James Iocovozzi, Peter Gries, Matej Šimalčík, Konstantinos Tsimonis José Magano, Erhan Doğan, Jony Essa, Tim Ruehlig, Una Aleksandra Bērziņa-Čerenkova, Diya Jiang, Hermann Aubie. CEIAS Report. 2022.

Communications Tout déplier Tout replier

  • European identity and its geopolitical implications: An analysis of alignment between public attitudes and contested visions of strategic autonomy. CPSA 2024. June 2024. Montreal, QC.
  • Do Affected Populations React to Economic Statecraft in Line with their Economic Interests? Evidence from Australia. ISA 2024. April 2024. San Francisco, CA.
  • Canada's Liberal Internationalism in the 21st Century: The Impact of China's Rise on the      Strategy's Continued Political Viability. CPSA 2023. May 2023. York, ON.
  • Building Canada’s Resilience Against China’s State-Sponsored Disinformation: Insights from Taiwan. The Weaponization of Digital Disinformation in Canada. April 2023. Waterloo, ON.
  • An Identarian Divide Between Allies? An Investigation of National Identity as a Determinant of Canadians' Foreign Policy Preferences on Alignment with the United States. With Diya Jiang. Presented at ISA 2023. March 2023. Montreal, QC.
  • China’s Economic Might: Hard Fact or Illusory Perception? A statistical analysis on the determinants of perceived economic importance. Presented at Sinophone Borderlands Survey Conference 2022. September 2022. Olomouc, Czech Republic.
  • Taiwan – China Relations: Changing Competition in the Global Arena. Presented at ACFAS 2022. April 2022. Montreal, QC.

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