Historic transformations took place in Canada’s refugee programs in the 1970s. Through the eyes of Michael Molloy, then director of Refugee Policy in the Department of Manpower and Immigration, this article explores the political climate that led to innovations in refugee admissions and resettlement efforts as they evolved from subjective, ad hoc affairs in the immediate post-war period to integral aspects of Canada’s immigration program by the late 1970s. By considering the role of individual members of the Department of Immigration, including the visa officers stationed overseas who were responsible for determining admissions and immigration officials working in policy units in Ottawa, this article points to the important role that indivi...
This dissertation explores the factors which contributed to a change in the paradigm that framed Can...
This article is a review and analysis of the Canadian government's recent "white paper" on immigrati...
This paper explores the implications of Canada’s Immigration Minister Jason Kenney’s July 2009 comme...
Canada is internationally recognized as a leader in welcoming refugee newcomers. However, there is l...
Although refugees are protected by a myriad of legal norms, this article shows that the domestic pro...
If Canadian refugee policy is to serve interests of Canadians as well as those of genuine refugees i...
In August 1968, the Soviet Union sent troops into Czechoslovakia to crush the burgeoning spirit of r...
This article aims to analyze current developments about refugee protection by focusing on Canada’s e...
Canada is widely known today to accept migrants seeking refuge, however, some groups received prefer...
This paper offers a comparative analysis of official discourse surrounding three incidents of asylum...
Practices directed at refugees emerged in the inter-war period. Thousands of Europeans were maintai...
For over 40 years, Canada’s Joint Assistance Sponsorship Program has combined government financial a...
In early 1987 the Canadian government closed its border to hundreds of would-be refugees streaming n...
During the last decade, Canada’s immigration and citizenship policies have been radically transforme...
Changes to Canada’s immigration and refugee determination policies made since 2012 have increased th...
This dissertation explores the factors which contributed to a change in the paradigm that framed Can...
This article is a review and analysis of the Canadian government's recent "white paper" on immigrati...
This paper explores the implications of Canada’s Immigration Minister Jason Kenney’s July 2009 comme...
Canada is internationally recognized as a leader in welcoming refugee newcomers. However, there is l...
Although refugees are protected by a myriad of legal norms, this article shows that the domestic pro...
If Canadian refugee policy is to serve interests of Canadians as well as those of genuine refugees i...
In August 1968, the Soviet Union sent troops into Czechoslovakia to crush the burgeoning spirit of r...
This article aims to analyze current developments about refugee protection by focusing on Canada’s e...
Canada is widely known today to accept migrants seeking refuge, however, some groups received prefer...
This paper offers a comparative analysis of official discourse surrounding three incidents of asylum...
Practices directed at refugees emerged in the inter-war period. Thousands of Europeans were maintai...
For over 40 years, Canada’s Joint Assistance Sponsorship Program has combined government financial a...
In early 1987 the Canadian government closed its border to hundreds of would-be refugees streaming n...
During the last decade, Canada’s immigration and citizenship policies have been radically transforme...
Changes to Canada’s immigration and refugee determination policies made since 2012 have increased th...
This dissertation explores the factors which contributed to a change in the paradigm that framed Can...
This article is a review and analysis of the Canadian government's recent "white paper" on immigrati...
This paper explores the implications of Canada’s Immigration Minister Jason Kenney’s July 2009 comme...