Introduction
Dr. Marcel Lamoureux is an internationally known political scientist, philosopher, author and speaker. As a logician, his studies include cause and effect relationships and complexity problems as applied to social and organizational issues to determine resolutions.
Academic Credentials:
- Ph.D. in Political Science - Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
- M.A. in Management - Norwich University, Northfield, Vermont
- B.A. in Philosophy - Wadhams Hall College, Ogdensburg, New York
- Continuing Graduate Studies in Continental Philosophy (M.A.) at Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent, England.
Dr. Lamoureux served as an external academic advisor at Vermont College, Norwich University, and as a researcher at a Siberian scientific institute.
Research Specializations
- Deductive and inductive Logic
- Causality theory, inclusive of causal mechanisms and causal paths in public policy formulation, change, direction of change, and outcome
- Complexity theory
- Philosophies and political studies of inequality and extreme poverty
- Ethics, theoretical and praxis, e.g., human rights
- Public policy learning theory
- Regulatory policy and compliance risk management
- Organizational governance