Tylor Bergman

Background

About Tylor Bergman

I am a first-year PhD student and lecturer focusing on genocide perpetration and the Holocaust. I am internationally recognized for my lecturing experience on the Holocaust, combining critical and personal presentations. I am also recognized for my expertise in Realist theory and the fundamentals of the workings of Hannah Arendt. I spent years being active within the Russian Academic community and specialized in understanding Russian mentality from the viewpoint of a Western-born and educated scholar. I am recognized for this lecturing experience in Israel, The Russian Federation, the Republic of Georgia, and the European Union. York University/Memorial University –Designed Presentations Given 2020 – 2023 International Relations • Doctoral Seminar “Reclaiming the Critical Dimension of Realism.” International Relations • Doctoral Seminar “The Shifting Nature of War: Anarchy to Violence.” International Relations • Doctoral Seminar “Contested Multilateralism in an Era of Regimes.” International Relations • Doctoral Seminar “Why Marxist Collectivism Never Works: The Grand Illusion.” Canadian Politics • Doctoral Seminar “The Extractive Nature of Canadian Imperialism.” Canadian Politics • Doctoral Seminar “Royal Prerogative: Usurping Canadian Democracy.” Social Research • Doctoral Seminar “The Misperceptions of Genocide Perceptions.” Holocaust Studies • Invited Iceland Lecturer “Why Does the Holocaust Matter? A Personal Story” Contentious Politics • Master’s Seminar “The Dangers of Fracking and Other Energy sources.”