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Rémi Léger is a Professor in the Department of Political Science at Simon Fraser University. His research interests encompass the politics of language in Canada, focusing on how social groups articulate political claims and how these are transformed into public policies by the state. He is particularly engaged with theories of justice, recognition, and empowerment for linguistic minorities, and he examines state responses to these claims. Léger's academic work includes an ongoing research project that investigates the political recognition of linguistic minorities within Canada and across international contexts. He has contributed significantly to the discourse on language politics through various media outlets and his scholarly publications, including works on language policy and Canadian political thought. He has served as the editor of 'Francophonies d’Amérique' and has held leadership positions within the International Political Science Association. Léger actively supervises graduate students and is accepting new applicants in his research areas.
Department of Philosophy