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Education

• BA, MA, McMaster
• PhD, Washington at St. Louis

Research interests

Dr. Clairmont's chief area of research is social problems and social policy. Under this rubric he has in recent years concentrated on the sociology of work and industrial organization, race relations and deviance/criminology. His current research investigates changes in policing styles, the development of alternative justice systems and research on native and visible minority justice issues. He is Director of the Atlantic Institute of Criminology.

Selected publications

• 2013.聽 鈥淐ommunity Policing in Aboriginal Communities in Canada: A Best Practice鈥� in M.Nalla and G.Newman, Community Policing in Indigenous Communities Michigan State University.
• 2013. 鈥淭he Development of an Aboriginal Justice System: The Case of聽 Elsipogtog鈥� in University of New Brunswick Law Journal, vol. 64.
• 2009. 鈥淯sing the Victim Role as Both Sword and Shield: The Interactional Dynamics of Restorative Justice Sessions鈥�, Journal of Contemporary Ethnography vol. 38, no. 3, pp. 279-307 (in collaboration with J. Scott Kenny).
• 2008. 鈥淜nowledge and Attitudes of Criminal Justice Professionals in relation to Fetal Alcohol Disorder鈥� Canadian Journal of Clinical Pharmacology (in collaboration with Lori Cox).
• 2007. 鈥淎fricville鈥�, International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd edition. New York: Russell Sage Foundation.
• 鈥淧enetrating the Walls: Implementing a System-Wide Restorative Justice Approach in the Justice System鈥� in Elliot, E. and R.M. Gordon (eds). New Directions in Restorative Justice.聽 Portland: Willan Publishing 2005.