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PhD in Political Science, specialized in philosophy of law and state, Line Beauchesne is a full professor in the Department of Criminology at the University of Ottawa and an associate professor in the Department of Community Health at the University of Sherbrooke. She is the author of numerous theses, articles, and books on drug policy, including five books addressing drugs and health promotion. Her notable works include 'The Legalization of Cannabis in Canada: Between Commercialization and Prohibition 2.0' and 'Drugs: Current Issues and New Reflections on their Regulation.' Line has taught for 40 years on policing issues and authored a book on community policing titled 'Community Policing: A Smoke Screen' and another on women in policing. She is a founding member of the Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy and has participated in various international research groups regarding drug issues. Her extensive academic career is complemented by her involvement in committees and her guidance in graduate programs.
University of Ottawa • Ottawa
Teaching courses on drugs and criminal justice, police and security services.
University of Sherbrooke • Sherbrooke
Member of undergraduate and graduate program committees.
Department of History