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Patricia Landolt
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Latest funding
- $199,161
Precarious noncitizenship through the life course
SSHRC · 2017 · Principal investigator
- $374,963
New and old fault lines in the Canadian labour market: the temporal and institutional dynamics of citizenship, legal status and work
SSHRC · 2013 · Co-investigator
- $61,509
Negotiating the boundaries of rights and membership
SSHRC · 2010 · Principal investigator
No publications available.
Precarious noncitizenship through the life course
Principal investigators: Landolt, Patricia
Keywords: noncitizenship; life course; inequality; youth; seniors; women; precarity
New and old fault lines in the Canadian labour market: the temporal and institutional dynamics of citizenship, legal status and work
Principal investigators: Goldring, Luin
Keywords: immigration; immigrant incorporation; work; non-citizenship; temporary workers; labour markets; international students; refugees; precarious work; new economy; social inequality; social stratification; citizenship; employment standards
Negotiating the boundaries of rights and membership
Principal investigators: Landolt, Patricia A.
Keywords: membership; citizenship; rights; migratory status; public education
Public outreach partnership on immigrants, settlement and precarious employment
Principal investigators: Goldring, Luin P.
Keywords: knowledge mobilization; community-academic partnership; precarious employment; immigrants; occupational mobility; settlement services; immigration policy; advocacy
Immigrants in the global economy: precarious employment and the transnational dimensions of economic incorporation
Principal investigators: Goldring, Luin P.
Keywords: immigrant incorporation; precarious labour; self-employment; transnationalism
Social cohesion and international migration in a globalizing era: transnational solidarities and newcomer incorporation in Canada
Principal investigators: Lanphier, Michael
Keywords: transnational cohesion; intranational solidarity; institutional attachment
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