Greg Cran, PhD - Associate Professor

Topics:
    • Conflict analysis and intervention 
    • Dispute resolution 
    • Russian Doukhobors and the Sons of Freedom in B.C. 
    • International conflict analysis 
    • Thailand and Southeast Asia conflict 
    • Provincial treaty negotiations

Greg Cran has spent more than 25 years working in conflicts ranging from hunger fasts and blockades to bombing and arson among the Russian Doukhobors. In 1986, an intervention process he created helped to end eight decades of bombings and arson among the Doukhobors. He received the Solicitor General of Canada`s crime prevention award for this work.

He served as a provincial treaty negotiator for First Nation land claim and self government agreements and, more recently, has worked with parliamentarians from Asia, South Asia and Africa on governance and conflict issues in those regions.

Media queries for RRU staff and faculty should be directed to 

Doug Ozeroff in RRU Community Relations, 250-391-2526.  For other queries, contact Dr. Cran directly.