Hollifield's 'migration state'concept draws attention to the political tension between openness
and closure in liberal-democratic countries, arguing that domestic migration policy regimes …

Newcomers are living and working across rural and smaller communities in Canada.
However, immigration research and policy are overwhelmingly focused on large, urban …

The Covid-19 pandemic produced more significant immediate intergovernmental conflict in
the US than in Australia and Canada. This article considers three variables for this cross …

What drives the evaluations of extending protections and services to refugees and asylum
seekers? In dialogue with research on attitudes towards refugees, in particular, work …

Irregular crossings at the Canada-US border between 2017 and 2019 made headlines and
pervaded political debates. Drawing on the literature on the instrumentalization of migration …

Almost 60,000 people claimed asylum at Canada's border with the United States between
2017 and 2020, marking Canada's first sustained cross-border asylum migration since the …

Perceptions of numbers (numerical estimations of migrant flows) and mental images (beliefs
about characteristics and motives of immigrants) have been shown to be important …

Since 2013, seven Canadian cities have developed sanctuary policies: Vancouver,
Edmonton, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Ajax and Montreal. Comparing policy design …

This chapter provides an exploration into the intricate relationship between federalism and
immigration, focusing on the evolving field of" immigration federalism". It shows how in …

Lors de l'élection québécoise de 2018, l'immigration était un point saillant du programme, au
point où elle a été présentée comme la question de l'urne par le premier ministre libéral …