My teaching focuses on inequality in labour markets, the relationship between law, labour, and the state, global living wage movements, and the restructuring of work in the context of globalization. I have also taught courses on Canadian and Ontario politics, globalization and world politics, political economy, Western political theory, and critical perspectives on colonialism, imperialism, power, and hegemony. Collectively, these areas highlight the structural transformations of work and the forms of resistance they generate, situating contemporary labour struggles within broader theoretical and historical frameworks while equipping students to critically examine the intersections of labour, politics, and society across multiple scales.
York University: 2017-
- Inequality and the Labour Market
- Law, Labour and the State
- Global Living Wage Movements
- Labour Relations, Restructuring and Resistance
- Labour and Globalization
Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University): 2012-2017
◦ Globalization & World Politics
◦ Candian Politics and Government
◦ Ontario Politics and Government
◦ Provincial Politics
◦ Politics of Work and Labour
◦ Global Political Economy
◦ Power, Hegemony, Domination
◦ Western Political Theory
◦ Colonialism and Imperialism
Athabasca University: 2015
◦ Theories and Approaches to Political Economy
◦ Introduction to Labour Studies
Trent University: 2010-2013
◦ Ontario Since 1945: From ‘Common Good’ to ‘Common Sense’
◦ Canadian Political Economy/Canada: State, Society, Power
Carlo Fanelli, PhD 