Isaac Saney is on faculty, College of Continuing Education, Dalhousie University, and an adjunct professor, International Development Studies, Saint Mary’s University, both in Halifax, Canada. He has advanced degrees in International Development Studies and law, with research interests in Cuba, international political economy, race and racism, and Black Nova Scotian history - areas on which he regularly lectures and publishes.

His teaching has encompassed courses on Cuba, Caribbean political economy, law & human rights, and African Canadian history.  He has published articles in several journals & magazines, including among others, Race & Class, Socialism & Democracy, Global Research, Peace In

Perspective.  He is the author of Cuba: A Revolution in Motion and associate editor of the Dossier On Palestine.  Currently, he is writing a book on great power contradictions in the 21st century.

Saney has spent many extended periods in Cuba conducting research, presenting at conferences and participating in various solidarity activities.  He is a self-described internationalist whose roots lie in Trinidad & Tobago and Nova Scotia, Canada.