Courses
- 2025 Spring
- PSC 318 Technology, Politics, and Environment
- 2024 Fall
- MAX 132 Global Community
- PSC 600 Selected Topics - Global Env Governance
- 2024 Spring
- PSC 318 Technology, Politics, and Environment
Highest degree earned
Ph.D., University of Toronto, 2020
Areas of Expertise
global environmental politics, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), civil society activism, global governance
Selected Publications
- Book
- Shibaike, T., Zhao, B., Who tells your story? Women and indigenous peoples advocacy at the UNFCCC. Cambridge University Press.
- Journal Articles
- Oduro, A., Shibaike, T., "The 'inclusion' of civil society at the Organisation of African Unity." Interest Groups & Advocacy, 2025.
- Shibaike, T., Wong, W. H., Stroup, S. S. and Oduro, A., "The stories they tell: What INGO mission statements reveal about their authority." Global Society, 2023.
- Bloodgood, E. A., Bourns, J., Lenczner, M., Shibaike, T., Tabet, J., Melvin, A. and Wong, W. H., "Understanding National Nonprofit Data Environments." Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2023.
- Shibaike, T., "The Power of Specialization: NGO Advocacy in Global Conservation Governance." International Studies Quarterly, 2023.
- DeMattee, A., Shibaike, T., Gertler, N. and Bloodgood, E., "Laws in translation: Comparing techniques to translate legal texts." Qualitative and Multi-Method Research, 2022.
- Shibaike, T., "Legitimacy and legitimation practices: An analysis of TSMO networks." Complexity, Governance, & Networks, 2022.
- Shibaike, T., "Small NGOs and Agenda-Setting in Global Conservation Governance: The Case of Pangolin Conservation." Global Environmental Politics, 2022.