Erwin Dimitri Selimos
Biographic Data
| ID | 3672971 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erwin Dimitri Selimos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erwin Dimitri |
| FAMILY NAME | Selimos |
| SIGNATURE | SELIMOS E D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Windsor |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Searching for belonging and confronting exclusion: A person-centred approach to immigrant settlement experiences in Canada
Drawing on an analysis of three immigrant narratives, this paper employs a person-centred approach to immigrant integration in Canada. It examines how immigrants interpret the inclusions/exclusions that mark their integration experience and the consequences these experiences have on their social identities and sense of belonging. Analysis demonstrates that for immigrants a sense of belonging does not grow in a linear fashion; rather, it grows, st…
Welcoming Initiatives and the Social Inclusion of Newcomer Youth: The Case of Windsor, Ontario
This paper explores how newcomer youth experience social inclusion in their first years of settlement in a mid-sized Canadian city—Windsor, Ontario. The paper situates the experiences of newcomer youth within the larger community context of welcoming initiatives to identify the avenues through which they are included and excluded from their local places of residence. Analysis reveals that newcomer youth experience uneven neighborhood connections,…
Mapping the terrain of strategic politics among social change-oriented youth
This paper explores the ‘everyday’ politics of social change-oriented (SCO) youth. We apply an everyday network of youth politics approach in order to explore the lived experience of politics for SCO youth, accessing how they understand, negotiate, and actualize youth politics. Our study demonstrates that SCO youth negotiate politics through everyday, localized, and relational networks. Utilizing a youth-led participatory action research model, w…
I Am Doing a Double Thing. It Is For Me and It Is For Her’: Exploring the Biographical Agency of Newcomer Immigrant and Refugee Youth
This article draws on 30 interviews conducted with newcomer immigrant and refugee youth in Canada to explore how they make sense of their migration and the consequences these meanings have on how they imagine their future selves. The article is based on the understanding that a key task of any immigrant is to negotiate the experiences of continuity and change indicative of the migration experience—a task that takes on unique contours for young im…
Welcoming Initiatives and Immigrant Attachment: The Case of Windsor
Searching for belonging and confronting exclusion: A person-centred approach to immigrant settlement experiences in Canada
Drawing on an analysis of three immigrant narratives, this paper employs a person-centred approach to immigrant integration in Canada. It examines how immigrants interpret the inclusions/exclusions that mark their integration experience and the consequences these experiences have on their social identities and sense of belonging. Analysis demonstrates that for immigrants a sense of belonging does not grow in a linear fashion; rather, it grows, st…
Welcoming Initiatives and Immigrant Attachment: The Case of Windsor
Welcoming Initiatives and the Social Inclusion of Newcomer Youth: The Case of Windsor, Ontario
This paper explores how newcomer youth experience social inclusion in their first years of settlement in a mid-sized Canadian city—Windsor, Ontario. The paper situates the experiences of newcomer youth within the larger community context of welcoming initiatives to identify the avenues through which they are included and excluded from their local places of residence. Analysis reveals that newcomer youth experience uneven neighborhood connections,…
Mapping the terrain of strategic politics among social change-oriented youth
This paper explores the ‘everyday’ politics of social change-oriented (SCO) youth. We apply an everyday network of youth politics approach in order to explore the lived experience of politics for SCO youth, accessing how they understand, negotiate, and actualize youth politics. Our study demonstrates that SCO youth negotiate politics through everyday, localized, and relational networks. Utilizing a youth-led participatory action research model, w…
I Am Doing a Double Thing. It Is For Me and It Is For Her’: Exploring the Biographical Agency of Newcomer Immigrant and Refugee Youth
This article draws on 30 interviews conducted with newcomer immigrant and refugee youth in Canada to explore how they make sense of their migration and the consequences these meanings have on how they imagine their future selves. The article is based on the understanding that a key task of any immigrant is to negotiate the experiences of continuity and change indicative of the migration experience—a task that takes on unique contours for young im…
Mapping the terrain of strategic politics among social change-oriented youth
This paper explores the ‘everyday’ politics of social change-oriented (SCO) youth. We apply an everyday network of youth politics approach in order to explore the lived experience of politics for SCO youth, accessing how they understand, negotiate, and actualize youth politics. Our study demonstrates that SCO youth negotiate politics through everyday, localized, and relational networks. Utilizing a youth-led participatory action research model, w…
I Am Doing a Double Thing. It Is For Me and It Is For Her’: Exploring the Biographical Agency of Newcomer Immigrant and Refugee Youth
This article draws on 30 interviews conducted with newcomer immigrant and refugee youth in Canada to explore how they make sense of their migration and the consequences these meanings have on how they imagine their future selves. The article is based on the understanding that a key task of any immigrant is to negotiate the experiences of continuity and change indicative of the migration experience—a task that takes on unique contours for young im…
Welcoming Initiatives and Immigrant Attachment: The Case of Windsor
Welcoming Initiatives and the Social Inclusion of Newcomer Youth: The Case of Windsor, Ontario
This paper explores how newcomer youth experience social inclusion in their first years of settlement in a mid-sized Canadian city—Windsor, Ontario. The paper situates the experiences of newcomer youth within the larger community context of welcoming initiatives to identify the avenues through which they are included and excluded from their local places of residence. Analysis reveals that newcomer youth experience uneven neighborhood connections,…
Searching for belonging and confronting exclusion: A person-centred approach to immigrant settlement experiences in Canada
Drawing on an analysis of three immigrant narratives, this paper employs a person-centred approach to immigrant integration in Canada. It examines how immigrants interpret the inclusions/exclusions that mark their integration experience and the consequences these experiences have on their social identities and sense of belonging. Analysis demonstrates that for immigrants a sense of belonging does not grow in a linear fashion; rather, it grows, st…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Immigration (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works)