Security issues Arne KislenkoAssociate ProfessorDepartment of History
www.ryerson.ca/history/faculty/kislenkoa.html* consultant on security issues for Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics *available after Monday, June 7
Economy, financial marketsEric Kam Associate ProfessorDepartment of Economics
www.ryerson.ca/economics/faculty/kame1.html
Local tourism economyGabor Forgacs Assistant ProfessorTed Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management
* available to media after Monday, June 7
Increased surveillance (CCTV cameras, security checkpoints) in downtown core and privacy issuesAvner Levin Director, Privacy and Cyber Crime InstituteAssociate Professor, Ted Rogers School of Management
www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/privacy* only available by phone/email between June 9 to 11 and between June 25 to 27
General anxiety felt by Torontonians over safety issues, travelling to work safely, living near security zone close to G20 convention siteMartin Antony ProfessorDepartment of Psychology
www.martinantony.com*unavailable week of June 7
Protest groups converging on summitJudy Rebick Professor of DistinctionDepartment of Politics and Public AdministrationCAW-Sam Gindin Chair in Social Justice and Democracy
www.ryerson.ca/politics/facultyandstaff.html#facultyLanguages spoken: French
Twitter: @judyrebick for commentary on G20 summit
Toronto’s political historyHistory of social movementsRon Stagg ProfessorDepartment of History
www.ryerson.ca/history/faculty/staggr.html* on sabbatical until September but will check email regularly
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