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Latest funding
- $24,982
Climate Migration, Autonomy and Human Needs
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $63,675
Climate Migration, Autonomy and Human Needs
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $44,490
Asylum, Refuge and Justice - An Ethics and Political Philosophy of Refuge
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
Climate Migration, Autonomy and Human Needs
Principal investigators: Straehle, Christine
Keywords: climate change; migration justice; global justice; state responsibilities
Climate Migration, Autonomy and Human Needs
Principal investigators: Straehle, Christine
Keywords: climate change; migration justice; global justice; state responsibilities
Asylum, Refuge and Justice - An Ethics and Political Philosophy of Refuge
Principal investigators: Straehle, Christine
Keywords: (1) Political Philosophy; (2) Ethics; (3) Human Rights; (4) Individual Well-being; (5) Individual Needs; (6) Migration; (7) Asylum; (8) Refuge; (9) Global Justice
Justice and markets: charting new challenges, globally and locally
Principal investigators: Leblond, Patrick
Keywords: markets; justice; globalization; trade; immigration; finance; welfare; redistribution
Vulnerability in context
Principal investigators: Fafard, Patrick C.
Keywords: ethics; political philosophy; policy
Vulnerability and Health - Global and Local
Principal investigators: Straehle, Christine
Keywords: Ethics; Global Justice; Health; Social Justice; Vulnerability
Vulnerability and global justice
Principal investigators: Straehle, Christine
Keywords: vulnerability; individual autonomy; global justice
The politics and ethics of temporary migrant labour programs
Principal investigators: Straehle, Christine
Keywords: multiculturalism; immigration theory; democratic theory; global justice; social justice
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