EXPLORING EFFECTIVE SYSTEMS RESPONSES TO HOMELESSNESS

INTRODUCTION
ABOUT THE EDITORS
Carey Doberstein
Assistant Professor, Political Science, University of British Columbia Okanagan
carey.doberstein@ubc.ca
Carey Doberstein is an assistant professor of political science at UBC on the Okanagan campus, where
he researches and teaches Canadian politics and comparative public policy. His book, Governing by
Networks: Homelessness Policymaking in Canada will be released in Fall 2016 by UBC Press.
Naomi Nichols
Assistant Professor, Department of Integrated Studies in Education,
Faculty of Education, McGill University
naomi.nichols@mcgill.ca
Naomi Nichols is an engaged scholar who studies institutional and policy relations that contribute
to processes of social exclusion and marginalization. She is committed to making sure her research
contributes to socially just change processes.
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