Luisa Veronis
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 86204 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Luisa Veronis |
| NOMBRES | Luisa |
| APELLIDO | Veronis |
| FIRMA | VERONIS L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Ottawa |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 38 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 217 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Negotiating emotional belonging
Espaces-frontières de la francophonie minoritaire
Cet article examine l’expérience des enseignant·e·s de français langue seconde (FLS) issu·e·s de l’immigration francophone au sein de conseils scolaires anglophones en Ontario. À partir d’entrevues menées auprès de onze enseignant·e·s et de trois informateur·rice·s clés, et en mobilisant un triptyque théorique articulant sociolinguistique critique, géographie sociale et analyse intersectionnelle, nous analysons les obstacles à leur insertion prof…
Le rôle du contexte local sur les trajectoires de francisation des nouveaux arrivants
La connaissance de la langue en usage dans la communauté de réinstallation est déterminante pour l'intégration des nouveaux arrivants. À partir d’une approche fondée sur le milieu et le cadre théorique de Chiswick et Miller (2001), nous examinons comment le milieu de la communauté de réinstallation peut faciliter ou limiter l’acquisition de la langue en étudiant le cas des personnes réfugiées syriennes à Gatineau, une ville québécoise de taille m…
Ambivalent Mobilities? Social Resilience and the Experiences of International Students in Canada
Canada has turned to recruiting growing numbers of international students as part of its broader neoliberal “managed migration” strategy designed to realize economic goals. Canadian universities have come to the fore as key players in the active recruitment of students from abroad. In this paper we draw on the analytic concept of “social resilience” to examine the role of universities in developing structures and mechanisms that promote and/or hi…
Navigating the Bermuda Triangle
In this introduction to the special issue on migration research and governance, we identify three key issues at the heart of current migration discourses: a range of normative and ethical assumptions, the transnational dynamics of migration, and the challenges of domestic policymaking. We argue that these intertwined dimensions create a complex ‘Bermuda Triangle’ where good intentions often falter and migrants themselves bear the greatest risks. …
The role of private sponsorship on refugee resettlement outcomes
Given the growing number of refugees worldwide and the disproportionate burden borne by low- and middle-income host countries, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has been seeking to expand pathways for refugees by relocating them to higher-income countries; as such, it put forward Canada’s program of private refugee sponsorship as a model to follow. Despite praise for Canada’s program, many countries hesitate to adopt it due to lim…
The 'in-between' role of linguistic minority sites in immigrants' integration
Learning the dominant language of the receiving society is arguably key to ensuring immigrant integration. While this is important for immigrants who are not fluent in the receiving countries' official language(s), in this article, we examine the significance of using an official, but minority language (French) in Canada's Anglophone provinces. We focus on the Francophone minority community (FMC) in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, as a 'third …
Cosmopolitan Paradox? The Labour Market Experiences of Newcomer Skilled Workers
Canada's national narratives gesture to cosmopolitan ideals by celebrating the country as open and inclusive through the working of its immigration policy. Indeed, it has been suggested that Canada may be oriented toward a form of 'rooted cosmopolitanism'. This vision stands at odds with the experiences of skilled migrants who often encounter hurdles in the labour market. In this paper, we probe the 'cosmopolitan paradox' and its implications. Th…
Prioritising Community Cohesion to Promote Immigrant Retention
Cohésion communautaire et distanciations socio-raciales dans la communauté francophone du Grand Vancouver
Les communautés francophones en situation minoritaire (CFSM) de Colombie-Britannique sont parmi les plus diverses du pays. Dans le Grand Vancouver, les immigrants semblent très présents dans les sites communautaires francophones. Cependant, nos recherches indiquent l’existence de distanciations socio-raciales qui fragilisent la cohésion communautaire. Cet article s’appuie sur les résultats de deux études : (1) une ethnographie critique sur la par…
L’immigration et les communautés francophones en situation minoritaire (CFSM)
L’immigration francophone est devenue une panacée pour les francophonies minoritaires canadiennes. Si la justification de l’accueil de nouveaux arrivants s’appuie sur des arguments démographiques et économiques, la question de la cohésion sociale émerge. Les francophonies minoritaires, qui ne peuvent pas transposer des modèles de cohésion sociale universalistes ou différentialistes élaborés par des États-nations souverains, sont obligées d’invent…
English‐speaking international students’ perceptions and experiences in a bilingual university
In this study, we adopt Bourdieu's notion of linguistic capital to investigate English‐speaking international students’ diverse language experiences in the unique bilingual context of the University of Ottawa, the world's largest English‐French bilingual university. Our aim is to advance understanding of the role of linguistic capital and its convertibility into cultural and economic capital by paying close attention to the linguistic power dynam…
Immigration et francophonies minoritaires canadiennes
Les communautés francophones en situation minoritaire (CFSM) du Canada ont opéré une transformation sociétale remarquable au début des années 2000 : elles sont devenues des communautés d’accueil d’immigrants d’expression française et francophiles. Mais qu’en est-il de leur cohésion sociale dans le contexte de la diversité ethnoraciale ? Cet article explore les apories de la cohésion sociale dans quatre CFSM à travers le pays (Colombie-Britannique…
Expériences de réinstallation des réfugiés syriens à Gatineau au Québec
Le Québec a accueilli un nombre important de réfugiés syriens depuis 2015. Ces derniers ont été réinstallés grâce au parrainage de l’État et du secteur privé, deux types de parrainage comportant des modes d’accompagnement qui leur sont propres. Alors que les réfugiés parrainés par le secteur privé rejoignent leur parrain là où ils résident, ceux parrainés par l’État sont largement réinstallés hors des grands centres en vertu d’une politique de ré…
Conceptualizing the role of occupation in the production of space
The interaction of occupation and space has long been studied in occupational science. Increasingly, occupational scientists take a transactional approach to examine the spatial nature of occupation. Drawing from Lefebvre’s (1991 Lefebvre, H. (1991). The production of space (Nicholson-Smith, Trans.). Blackwell. [Google Scholar]) theory of ‘the production of space’, this paper emphasizes that occupations are inherently spatial, but also that space…
Resettlement Experiences of Syrian Refugees in Gatineau, Quebec
Quebec has resettled a large number of Syrian refugees since 2015 through state and private sponsorship, two types of refugee sponsorship that provide distinct forms of support. While privately sponsored refugees join their sponsor where they reside, those who are government sponsored are generally resettled outside of large urban centres under a policy of regionalisation of immigration. We examine the case of a small city, Gatineau, in order to …
Creating in-between spaces through diasporic and mainstream media consumption
Media provide essential information that can help migrants settle, build local community, and maintain transnational linkages. In this study, we extend the existing literature by undertaking a unique comparative project examining the role of both diasporic and mainstream media – including print (newspapers) and broadcast (TV and radio) – in meeting the information needs of four ethnocultural and immigrant communities in Ottawa, Canada. Our analys…
Syrian refugee resettlement and the role of local immigration partnerships in Ontario, Canada
We examine Canada ' s recent Syrian Refugee Resettlement Initiative (SRRI ) paying close attention to the resettlement role played by mid‐sized urban communities. We elaborate on a key policy dimension at work at this scale of action: local immigration partnerships (LIPs). We start with a very brief review of Canada's history of mass refugee resettlement. Second, we assess the policy of LIPs, particularly how they have been presented as a form of…
Building intersectoral partnerships as place‐based strategy for immigrant and refugee (re)settlement
This paper examines the role of the Ottawa Local Immigration Partnership in the Syrian refugee resettlement in Canada's national capital following the federal government's 2015–2016 resettlement plan. Based on the findings of qualitative data collection—including semi‐structured interviews with representatives from community organizations, settlement agencies, and the City of Ottawa—two main arguments are advanced. First, while the current litera…
La pluralisation des espaces communautaires francophones en situation minoritaire
Quelle est la nature changeante des espaces communautaires francophones à la lumière des politiques récentes mettant l’accent sur l’immigration francophone ? Nous répondons à cette question en nous basant sur les résultats d’une étude comparative des villes de London et d’Ottawa, en Ontario. Premièrement, nous constatons que le maintien et la vitalité de ces espaces semblent être à risque du fait de la situation de précarité qu’ils affrontent act…
Le droit à la ville
Le droit à la ville : les personnes immigrantes dans l’espace urbain. An article from journal Cahiers de géographie du Québec (Le droit à la ville : les personnes immigrantes dans l’espace urbain), on Érudit
Syrian Refugee Youth Use Social Media
In this paper, we examine the role of social media in facilitating and building transcultural communication and connections for forced migrants in today's contexts of resettlement. For refugees, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and mobile technologies can help with relocation, provide the means to stay connected to family and friends, and learn about the new cultural environment. Our focus is on recently resettled Syrian refugee …
Ottawa, lieu de vie français
Examining the role of minority community spaces for enabling migrants’ performance of intersectional identities through occupation
It is well established in the occupation-based literature that people’s engagement in meaningful occupations is reciprocally connected both to their identities and to the environments within which such occupations occur. However, less is known about how access to or exclusion from certain environments may shape the performance of identities by enabling or constraining opportunities for occupational engagement. We examined the role of minority com…
Multicultural Media Use and Immigrant Settlement
Strategic spatial essentialism
This paper contributes to debates on the empirical and conceptual potentials of anti-essentializing notions such as 'thirdspace' with the aim to open new epistemological and political grounds. Based on the findings of ethnographic research, I critically examine two spatial strategies (the deliberate creation of an ethnic neighbourhood, and the securing of a community centre) that Latin American immigrants in Toronto, Canada, developed to appropri…
Enacting State Restructuring
In this paper we argue that nonprofit, nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) constitute crucial sites at which welfare state restructuring and neoliberalism are enacted and materialised in everyday life practices. This paper responds to recent calls from geographers to move to finer scales of analysis that enrich our understanding about the geographies of welfare state restructuring and neoliberalism. Our response is based on case-study research o…
The Canadian Hispanic Day Parade, or How Latin American Immigrants Practise (Sub)Urban Citizenship in Toronto
In this paper I explore immigrants' notions and practices of citizenship, and how these contribute to the citizenship debate. In order to achieve this, I examine Latin American immigrants' struggle for belonging in Toronto by looking at the Canadian Hispanic Day Parade. This multicultural celebration of ethnic diversity takes place in a marginalized suburban neighbourhood of the city, and I argue that Latin Americans use it to affirm the existenc…
Syrian Refugee Youth Use Social Media
In this paper, we examine the role of social media in facilitating and building transcultural communication and connections for forced migrants in today's contexts of resettlement. For refugees, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and mobile technologies can help with relocation, provide the means to stay connected to family and friends, and learn about the new cultural environment. Our focus is on recently resettled Syrian refugee …
Examining the role of minority community spaces for enabling migrants’ performance of intersectional identities through occupation
It is well established in the occupation-based literature that people’s engagement in meaningful occupations is reciprocally connected both to their identities and to the environments within which such occupations occur. However, less is known about how access to or exclusion from certain environments may shape the performance of identities by enabling or constraining opportunities for occupational engagement. We examined the role of minority com…
Immigrant Participation in the Transnational Era
The Role of Nonprofit Sector Networks as Mechanisms for Immigrant Political Participation
Issues of immigrant political incorporation and transnational politics have drawn increased interest among migration scholars. This paper contributes to debates in this field by examining the role of networks, partnerships and collaborations of immigrant community organizations as mechanisms for immigrant political participation both locally and transnationally. These issues are addressed through an ethnographic study of the Hispanic Development …
Building intersectoral partnerships as place‐based strategy for immigrant and refugee (re)settlement
This paper examines the role of the Ottawa Local Immigration Partnership in the Syrian refugee resettlement in Canada's national capital following the federal government's 2015–2016 resettlement plan. Based on the findings of qualitative data collection—including semi‐structured interviews with representatives from community organizations, settlement agencies, and the City of Ottawa—two main arguments are advanced. First, while the current litera…
Syrian refugee resettlement and the role of local immigration partnerships in Ontario, Canada
We examine Canada ' s recent Syrian Refugee Resettlement Initiative (SRRI ) paying close attention to the resettlement role played by mid‐sized urban communities. We elaborate on a key policy dimension at work at this scale of action: local immigration partnerships (LIPs). We start with a very brief review of Canada's history of mass refugee resettlement. Second, we assess the policy of LIPs, particularly how they have been presented as a form of…
The Border and Immigrants in Ottawa-Gatineau
Canada's National Capital Region, the metropolitan area of Ottawa-Gatineau, is unique in that it is located on the most politically and symbolically charged border within the country: between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Although this border has little impact on individuals' everyday mobility, major differences in policies, institutions, and public resources affect residents on either side. In particular, each province has its own governa…
Conceptualizing the role of occupation in the production of space
The interaction of occupation and space has long been studied in occupational science. Increasingly, occupational scientists take a transactional approach to examine the spatial nature of occupation. Drawing from Lefebvre’s (1991 Lefebvre, H. (1991). The production of space (Nicholson-Smith, Trans.). Blackwell. [Google Scholar]) theory of ‘the production of space’, this paper emphasizes that occupations are inherently spatial, but also that space…
Immigrants' Narratives of Inclusion and Belonging in the Transborder City of Ottawa-Gatineau, Canada's National Capital Region
The role of international borders in the formation of national identities and processes of inclusion is well established. The aim of this paper is to examine immigrants' narratives of their everyday experiences in Ottawa-Gatineau, paying particular attention to relations between place, culture and identity in order to reflect, on processes of inclusion and belonging in a subnational border context. Canada's National Capital Region is unique in th…
The 'in-between' role of linguistic minority sites in immigrants' integration
Learning the dominant language of the receiving society is arguably key to ensuring immigrant integration. While this is important for immigrants who are not fluent in the receiving countries' official language(s), in this article, we examine the significance of using an official, but minority language (French) in Canada's Anglophone provinces. We focus on the Francophone minority community (FMC) in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, as a 'third …
La pluralisation des espaces communautaires francophones en situation minoritaire
Quelle est la nature changeante des espaces communautaires francophones à la lumière des politiques récentes mettant l’accent sur l’immigration francophone ? Nous répondons à cette question en nous basant sur les résultats d’une étude comparative des villes de London et d’Ottawa, en Ontario. Premièrement, nous constatons que le maintien et la vitalité de ces espaces semblent être à risque du fait de la situation de précarité qu’ils affrontent act…
Environmental influences on African migration to Canada
There is limited empirical evidence of how environmental conditions in the Global South may influence long-distance international migration to the Global North. This research note reports findings from seven focus groups held in Ottawa-Gatineau, Canada, with recent migrants from the Horn of Africa and francophone sub-Saharan Africa, where the role of environment in migration decision-making was discussed. Participants stated that those most affec…
Immigration et francophonies minoritaires canadiennes
Les communautés francophones en situation minoritaire (CFSM) du Canada ont opéré une transformation sociétale remarquable au début des années 2000 : elles sont devenues des communautés d’accueil d’immigrants d’expression française et francophiles. Mais qu’en est-il de leur cohésion sociale dans le contexte de la diversité ethnoraciale ? Cet article explore les apories de la cohésion sociale dans quatre CFSM à travers le pays (Colombie-Britannique…
Cosmopolitan Paradox? The Labour Market Experiences of Newcomer Skilled Workers
Canada's national narratives gesture to cosmopolitan ideals by celebrating the country as open and inclusive through the working of its immigration policy. Indeed, it has been suggested that Canada may be oriented toward a form of 'rooted cosmopolitanism'. This vision stands at odds with the experiences of skilled migrants who often encounter hurdles in the labour market. In this paper, we probe the 'cosmopolitan paradox' and its implications. Th…
Resettlement Experiences of Syrian Refugees in Gatineau, Quebec
Quebec has resettled a large number of Syrian refugees since 2015 through state and private sponsorship, two types of refugee sponsorship that provide distinct forms of support. While privately sponsored refugees join their sponsor where they reside, those who are government sponsored are generally resettled outside of large urban centres under a policy of regionalisation of immigration. We examine the case of a small city, Gatineau, in order to …
Le droit à la ville
Le droit à la ville : les personnes immigrantes dans l’espace urbain. An article from journal Cahiers de géographie du Québec (Le droit à la ville : les personnes immigrantes dans l’espace urbain), on Érudit
Multicultural Media Use and Immigrant Settlement
Methods-in-Place
A collaborative research project with Noojmowin Teg Health Centre on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, examined the impacts of traditional medicine workshops on participants' perceptions of culture, health, and environment. Methods used in this research turned out to be as revealing as the results themselves. This article examines how geography and the social, physical, and affective elements of place inform research methodology and challenges the idea…
Rural-Urban Integration in Java
(2003). Rural-Urban Integration in Java: Consequences for Regional Development and Employment. Vincent L. Rotge with contributions from Ida Bagoes Mantra and Ryanto Rijanta; Red Tape and Housing Costs. Michael I. Luger and Kenneth Temkin; Immigrant Canada: Demographic, Economic, and Social Challenges, Shiva S. Halli and Leo Driedger, eds. Urban Geography: Vol. 24, Urban Geography in the 1980s, pp. 356-360
The Canadian Hispanic Day Parade, or How Latin American Immigrants Practise (Sub)Urban Citizenship in Toronto
In this paper I explore immigrants' notions and practices of citizenship, and how these contribute to the citizenship debate. In order to achieve this, I examine Latin American immigrants' struggle for belonging in Toronto by looking at the Canadian Hispanic Day Parade. This multicultural celebration of ethnic diversity takes place in a marginalized suburban neighbourhood of the city, and I argue that Latin Americans use it to affirm the existenc…
Strategic spatial essentialism
This paper contributes to debates on the empirical and conceptual potentials of anti-essentializing notions such as 'thirdspace' with the aim to open new epistemological and political grounds. Based on the findings of ethnographic research, I critically examine two spatial strategies (the deliberate creation of an ethnic neighbourhood, and the securing of a community centre) that Latin American immigrants in Toronto, Canada, developed to appropri…
Enacting State Restructuring
In this paper we argue that nonprofit, nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) constitute crucial sites at which welfare state restructuring and neoliberalism are enacted and materialised in everyday life practices. This paper responds to recent calls from geographers to move to finer scales of analysis that enrich our understanding about the geographies of welfare state restructuring and neoliberalism. Our response is based on case-study research o…
Immigrant Participation in the Transnational Era
The Role of Nonprofit Sector Networks as Mechanisms for Immigrant Political Participation
Issues of immigrant political incorporation and transnational politics have drawn increased interest among migration scholars. This paper contributes to debates in this field by examining the role of networks, partnerships and collaborations of immigrant community organizations as mechanisms for immigrant political participation both locally and transnationally. These issues are addressed through an ethnographic study of the Hispanic Development …
Est-Ce Que L'environnement a une Influence Sur la Migration Internationale au Canada? Note de Recherche sur le cas de la Diaspora Haïtienne à Ottawa-Gatineau
2012). Est-Ce Que L’environnement a une Influence Sur la Migration Internationale au Canada? Note de Recherche sur le cas de la Diaspora Haitienne a Ottawa-Gatineau. Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies / Revue canadienne des etudes latino-americaines et caraibes: Vol. 37, No. 74, pp. 207-217
The Border and Immigrants in Ottawa-Gatineau
Canada's National Capital Region, the metropolitan area of Ottawa-Gatineau, is unique in that it is located on the most politically and symbolically charged border within the country: between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Although this border has little impact on individuals' everyday mobility, major differences in policies, institutions, and public resources affect residents on either side. In particular, each province has its own governa…
La frontière au quotidien
Empirical research on international environmental migration
Environmental influences on African migration to Canada
There is limited empirical evidence of how environmental conditions in the Global South may influence long-distance international migration to the Global North. This research note reports findings from seven focus groups held in Ottawa-Gatineau, Canada, with recent migrants from the Horn of Africa and francophone sub-Saharan Africa, where the role of environment in migration decision-making was discussed. Participants stated that those most affec…
Immigrants' Narratives of Inclusion and Belonging in the Transborder City of Ottawa-Gatineau, Canada's National Capital Region
The role of international borders in the formation of national identities and processes of inclusion is well established. The aim of this paper is to examine immigrants' narratives of their everyday experiences in Ottawa-Gatineau, paying particular attention to relations between place, culture and identity in order to reflect, on processes of inclusion and belonging in a subnational border context. Canada's National Capital Region is unique in th…
Methods-in-Place
A collaborative research project with Noojmowin Teg Health Centre on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, examined the impacts of traditional medicine workshops on participants' perceptions of culture, health, and environment. Methods used in this research turned out to be as revealing as the results themselves. This article examines how geography and the social, physical, and affective elements of place inform research methodology and challenges the idea…
Ottawa, lieu de vie français
Examining the role of minority community spaces for enabling migrants’ performance of intersectional identities through occupation
It is well established in the occupation-based literature that people’s engagement in meaningful occupations is reciprocally connected both to their identities and to the environments within which such occupations occur. However, less is known about how access to or exclusion from certain environments may shape the performance of identities by enabling or constraining opportunities for occupational engagement. We examined the role of minority com…
Multicultural Media Use and Immigrant Settlement
Le droit à la ville
Le droit à la ville : les personnes immigrantes dans l’espace urbain. An article from journal Cahiers de géographie du Québec (Le droit à la ville : les personnes immigrantes dans l’espace urbain), on Érudit
Syrian Refugee Youth Use Social Media
In this paper, we examine the role of social media in facilitating and building transcultural communication and connections for forced migrants in today's contexts of resettlement. For refugees, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and mobile technologies can help with relocation, provide the means to stay connected to family and friends, and learn about the new cultural environment. Our focus is on recently resettled Syrian refugee …
Creating in-between spaces through diasporic and mainstream media consumption
Media provide essential information that can help migrants settle, build local community, and maintain transnational linkages. In this study, we extend the existing literature by undertaking a unique comparative project examining the role of both diasporic and mainstream media – including print (newspapers) and broadcast (TV and radio) – in meeting the information needs of four ethnocultural and immigrant communities in Ottawa, Canada. Our analys…
Syrian refugee resettlement and the role of local immigration partnerships in Ontario, Canada
We examine Canada ' s recent Syrian Refugee Resettlement Initiative (SRRI ) paying close attention to the resettlement role played by mid‐sized urban communities. We elaborate on a key policy dimension at work at this scale of action: local immigration partnerships (LIPs). We start with a very brief review of Canada's history of mass refugee resettlement. Second, we assess the policy of LIPs, particularly how they have been presented as a form of…
Building intersectoral partnerships as place‐based strategy for immigrant and refugee (re)settlement
This paper examines the role of the Ottawa Local Immigration Partnership in the Syrian refugee resettlement in Canada's national capital following the federal government's 2015–2016 resettlement plan. Based on the findings of qualitative data collection—including semi‐structured interviews with representatives from community organizations, settlement agencies, and the City of Ottawa—two main arguments are advanced. First, while the current litera…
La pluralisation des espaces communautaires francophones en situation minoritaire
Quelle est la nature changeante des espaces communautaires francophones à la lumière des politiques récentes mettant l’accent sur l’immigration francophone ? Nous répondons à cette question en nous basant sur les résultats d’une étude comparative des villes de London et d’Ottawa, en Ontario. Premièrement, nous constatons que le maintien et la vitalité de ces espaces semblent être à risque du fait de la situation de précarité qu’ils affrontent act…
Expériences de réinstallation des réfugiés syriens à Gatineau au Québec
Le Québec a accueilli un nombre important de réfugiés syriens depuis 2015. Ces derniers ont été réinstallés grâce au parrainage de l’État et du secteur privé, deux types de parrainage comportant des modes d’accompagnement qui leur sont propres. Alors que les réfugiés parrainés par le secteur privé rejoignent leur parrain là où ils résident, ceux parrainés par l’État sont largement réinstallés hors des grands centres en vertu d’une politique de ré…
Conceptualizing the role of occupation in the production of space
The interaction of occupation and space has long been studied in occupational science. Increasingly, occupational scientists take a transactional approach to examine the spatial nature of occupation. Drawing from Lefebvre’s (1991 Lefebvre, H. (1991). The production of space (Nicholson-Smith, Trans.). Blackwell. [Google Scholar]) theory of ‘the production of space’, this paper emphasizes that occupations are inherently spatial, but also that space…
Resettlement Experiences of Syrian Refugees in Gatineau, Quebec
Quebec has resettled a large number of Syrian refugees since 2015 through state and private sponsorship, two types of refugee sponsorship that provide distinct forms of support. While privately sponsored refugees join their sponsor where they reside, those who are government sponsored are generally resettled outside of large urban centres under a policy of regionalisation of immigration. We examine the case of a small city, Gatineau, in order to …
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