Dr. Marcel Lamoureux

Research Interests

Continental philosophy, international civil rights and liberation movements (history, philosophy, praxis), international relations, regulatory systems, and social semiotics theory.

Dr. Marcel Lamoureux has studied, conducted research, and taught internationally. His doctoral research was in the context of, and built upon, the philosophical work of Gaston Bachelard (noumena), David Hume (causation), and Christopher Peacocke (conception and perception).

Education and Research

• Post-doctoral research and instruction, Melentiev Energy Systems Institute, Irkutsk, Russia.
• Ph.D., Philosophy and Political Science. Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, Scotland. 

                  (Link to: Ph.D. thesis on record at the British Library)

• M.A., International History (with distinction). Staffordshire University, England
• M.A., Continental Philosophy. Staffordshire University, England.
• M.A., Management. Norwich University, Vermont.
• B.A., Philosophy. Wadhams Hall College, New York.

• Current graduate work: M.A. International Relations, Staffordshire University, England. Projected graduation date: 2025.
• ResearchGate Link

Selected Publications (Citations on Google Scholar)

•     Causality-based policy learning frameworks derived from Russian power sector liberalisation
•     Current developments in Russian power industry restructuring
•     Economic convergence points of Russian, CIS and Asian power markets
•     Electricity production and greenhouse gas emissions
•     Evaluation of electric utility restructuring in the UK
•     Evolution of electric utility restructuring in the UK
•     FERC's Impact on Electric Utilities
•     Policy learning theory derived from Russian power sector liberalisation policy experience
•     Power industry reform and congestion management: an international synthesis
•     Status of Electric Sector Reform in Russia and the United Kingdom: A Comparative Analysis of    Liberalization Policy Implementation
•     Status of Russian power sector liberalization
•     US electric energy policy

Professional Associations

• Political Studies Association (UK)

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