Sarah V Wayland
Biographic Data
| ID | 130997 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sarah V Wayland |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sarah V |
| FAMILY NAME | Wayland |
| SIGNATURE | WAYLAND S V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toronto |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
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…
Syrian refugee resettlement
This paper examines the response by local government and stakeholders to the arrival and resettlement of Syrian newcomers in Hamilton, Ontario in 2015 and 2016—the first major wave of refugee arrivals since two significant changes in Hamilton's settlement organizational landscape. The creation of a local immigration partnership called the Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council (HIPC) is an example of place‐based policymaking within local immigr…
Not Born a Refugee Woman
Religious expression in public schools
Public schools provide a microcosm of how states grapple with the challenges posed by the immigration of persons of diverse nationalities, races and, especially, religions. This article examines how two separate challenges involving sartorial religious expression in the schools unfolded and were ultimately resolved: (1) the wearing of the kirpan, or ceremonial dagger, by Sikh students in Canada and (2) the wearing of Islamic headscarves or hijab …
Mobilising to defend nationality law in France
The French government's attempt to restrict access to French nationality in 1986–87 was a failure. What had been viewed initially by the government as a rather modest reform proposal was not only successively weakened, but it was never even voted on by the French parliament during Prime Minister Chirac's tenure. Moreover, the reform project initiated a national debate on citizenship and French national identity. By early 1988, France's history of…
Religious expression in public schools
Public schools provide a microcosm of how states grapple with the challenges posed by the immigration of persons of diverse nationalities, races and, especially, religions. This article examines how two separate challenges involving sartorial religious expression in the schools unfolded and were ultimately resolved: (1) the wearing of the kirpan, or ceremonial dagger, by Sikh students in Canada and (2) the wearing of Islamic headscarves or hijab …
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…
Syrian refugee resettlement
This paper examines the response by local government and stakeholders to the arrival and resettlement of Syrian newcomers in Hamilton, Ontario in 2015 and 2016—the first major wave of refugee arrivals since two significant changes in Hamilton's settlement organizational landscape. The creation of a local immigration partnership called the Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council (HIPC) is an example of place‐based policymaking within local immigr…
Mobilising to defend nationality law in France
The French government's attempt to restrict access to French nationality in 1986–87 was a failure. What had been viewed initially by the government as a rather modest reform proposal was not only successively weakened, but it was never even voted on by the French parliament during Prime Minister Chirac's tenure. Moreover, the reform project initiated a national debate on citizenship and French national identity. By early 1988, France's history of…
Religious expression in public schools
Public schools provide a microcosm of how states grapple with the challenges posed by the immigration of persons of diverse nationalities, races and, especially, religions. This article examines how two separate challenges involving sartorial religious expression in the schools unfolded and were ultimately resolved: (1) the wearing of the kirpan, or ceremonial dagger, by Sikh students in Canada and (2) the wearing of Islamic headscarves or hijab …
Not Born a Refugee Woman
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…
Syrian refugee resettlement
This paper examines the response by local government and stakeholders to the arrival and resettlement of Syrian newcomers in Hamilton, Ontario in 2015 and 2016—the first major wave of refugee arrivals since two significant changes in Hamilton's settlement organizational landscape. The creation of a local immigration partnership called the Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council (HIPC) is an example of place‐based policymaking within local immigr…
Immigration (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works) · Refugee (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Government (linguistics) (2 works) · History (2 works)