Forced Migration in/to Canada : From Colonization to Refugee Resettlement / edited by Christina R. Clark-Kazak and Jennifer Hyndman.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Clark-Kazak, Christina R., 1975- editor.

Hyndman, Jennifer, editor.

Series:

McGill-Queen's refugee and forced migration studies ; Volume 16.

McGill-Queen's Refugee and Forced Migration Studies ; Volume 16

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Forced migration.

Refugees--Canada.

Refugees.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (599 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Montreal : McGill-Queen's University Press, [2024]

Summary:

Covering a broad swathe of time, from colonization to the present day, Forced Migration in/to Canada examines human displacement in a variety of contexts: Indigenous dislocation and settler colonialism, Black enslavement, human trafficking, statelessness, climate migration, and newcomer settlement.

Contents:

Forced Migration in/to Canada: From Colonization to Refugee Resettlement

Cover

Half Title Page

Series Page

Title Page

Copyright

Dedication

Contents

Tables and Figures

Abbreviations

Acknowledgments

Foreword - Jennifer Hyndman

INTRODUCTION: In/to Canada - Christina R. Clark-Kazak

KEY TERMS

INTRODUCTION

WHY CARE ABOUT FORCED MIGRATION?

WHAT IS FORCED MIGRATION?

THE IMPORTANCE OF FORCED MIGRATION IN AND TO CANADA

CURRENT ISSUES AND TRENDS

FORCED MIGRATION STUDIES IN CANADA

STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK: KEY THEMES

CONCLUSION

SECTION ONE: Situating Forced Migration in Canada

1: Migrants in Their Own Territory: Indigenous Displacement and Settler Colonialism in Canada - Veldon Coburn

KEY TAKEAWAYS

A "NATION OF IMMIGRANTS": CANADIAN NATIONALISM AND INDIGENOUS ERASURE

INDIGENOUS DISPOSSESSION AND DISPLACEMENT

BIOPOLITICS OF CANADIAN SETTLER COLONIALISM

FURTHER READING AND RESOURCES

2: "Sold for a Slave for Life": Black Enslavement in Colonial Canada - Natasha Henry-Dixon

KEY CONCEPTS

Race and Racialization

Racial Slavery

Freedom Seekers

Forced Movement, Forced Labour

CANADIAN SLAVERY HISTORIOGRAPHY

THE VESTIGES OF SLAVERY

NOTES

3: Selectivity, Crisis, and "Loopholes": A Critical Geography of Canada's Bordering of Refuge - Julie E.E. Young

WHAT ARE THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BORDERS AND REFUGE?

SELECTIVITY AND CRISIS: BORDERING REFUGE IN CANADA

THE CANADA-UNITED STATES SAFE THIRD COUNTRY AGREEMENT AND "DISCURSIVE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE REFUGEE" (MACKLIN 2005)

FURTHER READING AND RESOURCES.

4: Labels, Discourse, and Meaning-Making - Erin Goheen Glanville and Efrat Arbel

THE ROLE OF CULTURE IN MEANING-MAKING

DISCOURSE

LIVED EXPERIENCES

THE REFUGEE LABEL

CONCLUSIONS AND WAYS FORWARD

NOTE

5: Theorizing Forced Migration and the Purpose of International Protection - Kiran Banerjee

THEORIZING FORCED MIGRATION FROM A HISTORICAL AND NORMATIVE PERSPECTIVE

THREE NORMATIVE MODELS OF INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION: POLITICAL, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND HUMANITARIAN

The "Political Conception"

The "Human Rights Conception"

The "Humanitarian Conception"

PARADIGMS IN PRACTICE? JUSTIFICATION'S ROLE IN CANADIAN RESPONSES TO FORCED MIGRATION

6: Reflecting on Ethics in Forced Migration Art and Research - Francisco-Fernando Granados and Lois Klassen

POSITIONALITY AND CRITICAL REFLEXIVITY IN RESEARCH

GENERAL AND SPECIFIC: ETHICAL PRINCIPLES IN FORCED MIGRATION ART AND RESEARCH

Respect for Persons

Field Example: "Respect for Persons" in Participatory Photography

Concern for Welfare

Field Example: "Concern for Welfare" of Peer Researchers

Justice

Field Example: Seeking "Justice" in Centring Refugee Spaces

7: Forced Migration into Canada from a Global Perspective - Dawit Demoz

HISTORICAL REVIEW OF CANADA'S IMMIGRATION POLICIES

CANADA'S REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT

CANADA'S INTERNATIONAL POLICY AND FORCED MIGRATION

MEANINGFUL REFUGEE PARTICIPATION AND INCLUSION

8: Canada's Legal and Policy Framework for Migration - Veronica Fynn Bruey and Robert Fantauzzi

INTRODUCTION: A BRIEF HISTORICAL BACKGROUND IN (IM)MIGRATION LAW AND POLITICS IN CANADA

CONTEXT FOR CURRENT LEGISLATIVE IMMIGRATION FRAMEWORK

LAW, STATUTE, REGULATION, AND POLICY: (IM)MIGRANTS, REFUGEES, RESIDENTS, AND CITIZENS

CONTEMPORARY POLITICS AND LAW OF FORCED MIGRATION IN CANADA: PERSONS IN NEED OF PROTECTION

9: Key Actors in Forced Migration Management and Response in Canada - Yosief Araya

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES

CIVIL SOCIETY

Refugee Sponsoring Organizations/Groups

Settlement Service-Providing Organizations (SPOs)

Refugee Advocacy Organizations

Refugee Reception Centres and Shelters

Educational Institutions

REFUGEES AND OTHER FORCIBLY DISPLACED PERSONS

10: Federal-Provincial Relations and Refugee Policy in Canada - Adèle Garnier

OVERVIEW OF FEDERAL-PROVINCIAL RELATIONS IN CANADA'S REFUGEE POLICY

THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC: ASYMMETRICAL FEDERALISM AND REFUGEE POLICY

MANAGEMENT OF ASYLUM CLAIMS AT THE US-CANADA BORDER: A COMPLEX INTERGOVERNMENTAL PROBLEM

EMERGING ISSUE: MUNICIPALITIES AND FEDERAL-PROVINCIAL RELATIONS IN CANADA'S REFUGEE POLICY

11: Human Trafficking in Canada: An Overview of an Invisible Crime - Martha Vargas Aguirre

INTERNATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK

DEFINING HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A COMPLEX TASK

TRAFFICKING VERSUS MIGRANT SMUGGLING

HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN CANADA

DOMESTIC HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN CANADA: GENDER AND COLONIALISM.

TRAFFICKING NON-CITIZENS IN CANADA

CANADIAN RESPONSES TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING

SECTION TWO: Intersectionalities of Forced Migration Experiences

12: (Re)Conceptualizing Gender and Sexuality: Current Understandings and Debates in Forced Migration Research and Policy in Canada - Tanya Aberman

GENDER IDENTITY AND EXPRESSION

SEXUAL ORIENTATION

INTERSECTIONALITY

THE GENDERED UNDERSTANDING OF FORCED MIGRATION: EVOLUTION OF THE GENDERED REFUGEE

GENDER, REFUGEE DETERMINATION, AND SETTLEMENT IN CANADA

GETTING TO THE SOGIESC GUIDELINES

OTHER HUMANITARIAN PROCESSES

13: Forced Migration across the Life Course: Social Age, Chronological Age, and Family Status - Christina R. Clark-Kazak

WHAT IS AGE? CONCEPTUAL, DEFINITIONAL, AND POLICY DEBATES

SEPARATED AND UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN: HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY CONTEXTS

CHILD PROTECTION RIGHTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL AND CANADIAN LAW

INVISIBILITY OF OLDER REFUGEES IN POLICY AND PROGRAMMING

FAMILY STATUS AND REUNIFICATION

CHANGING INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS DUE TO FORCED MIGRATION

CONCLUSION: PROSPECTS, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND FUTURE WORK

14: (Dis)Ability and Medical Conditions in Canadian Refugee Resettlement - Rachel McNally

UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY IN DIFFERENT CULTURES AND COMMUNITIES

HOW ARE REFUGEES WITH DISABILITIES SELECTED FOR RESETTLEMENT IN CANADA?

EXPERIENCES AFTER ARRIVAL IN CANADA: SUPPORTS AND BARRIERS

STIGMA AND PROBLEMATIC NARRATIVES ABOUT REFUGEES WITH DISABILITIES IN CANADA

15: Making Race Central in Forced Migration Studies - Gada Mahrouse and Zeina El Omari

RACE, BORDERS, AND HOW INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE PROTECTION SHOULD WORK

THE UBIQUITOUS ABSENCES OF RACE AND COLONIALISM IN FORCED MIGRATION STUDIES

RACIALIZED DISCOURSES, LABELS, AND MEDIA REPRESENTATIONS

REFUGEE, MIGRANT, AND/OR NEWCOMER EXPERIENCES OF RACISM

ANTI-RACIST FUTURES IN STUDIES ON REFUGEES AND FORCED MIGRATION IN SETTLER COLONIALISM

16: Class Identity, Performance, and Practices in Refugee Selection and Integration in Canada - Amrita Hari and Romeo Joe Quintero

A CLASSED PERSPECTIVE ON (FORCED) MIGRATION STUDIES

THE ROLE OF CLASS IN REFUGEE ADMISSION TO CANADA

UNDERSTANDING AND INVOKING CLASS IN REFUGEE SPONSORSHIP APPLICATIONS AND ADJUDICATION

CLASS-BASED INTEGRATION CHALLENGES FOR REFUGEES IN CANADA

SECTION THREE: "Becoming" and Un-becoming a Refugee in Canada

17: Refugee Protection in Canada: A Comparison of Resettlement and Inland Asylum Systems - Idil Atak

RESETTLEMENT

INLAND ASYLUM

REFUGEE ADMISSION: A TOOL FOR MIGRATION MANAGEMENT

A Highly Discretionary and Increasingly Privatized Resettlement Process

A Securitized Inland Asylum System

18: Adding, Naming, Sustaining, and Spreading: Canada's Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program - Shauna Labman

KEY PSR PRINCIPLES: ADDITIONALITY AND NAMING

A DECADE OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO WELCOME?

LOOKING FORWARD

19: Negotiating Citizenship: Securing Permanence? - David Moffette.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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ISBN:

0-2280-2218-5

OCLC:

1446802297