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Samir Saul is a professor of international relations history. His research interests focus on France and the Arab world, examining the connections between political and economic dimensions on an international scale. In the field of economic history, he studies capital movements, international trade, and the history of businesses. He has contributed to various publications, particularly on Franco-Egyptian relations and the economic history of decolonization in French North Africa. Samir is a founding member and coordinator of the Inter-University Group for the History of International Relations (GIHRIC) at the University of Montreal and has received the Outstanding Achievement in Teaching Award from the Faculty of Arts and Science early in his career. Passionate about research and teaching, he continues to supervise graduate students in their theses, addressing significant topics in modern political and economic history. His work reflects a commitment to understanding historical complexities in global relations.
University of Montreal • Montreal, QC
Teaching and researching international relations with a focus on France and the Arab world.
Most programs require French B2 level; specific departments may require C1 or C2.