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Research
Latest funding
- $41,706
Tent City
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $200,000
Bolstering Partnerships to Study the Impact of China's Belt and Road
SSHRC · 2019 · Co-investigator
- $25,000
Spectrum of Migrant Exclusions: An Interdisciplinary Workshop
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
Tent City
Principal investigators: Kramer, Anna
Keywords: urban encampments; spatial inequalities; urban planning
Bolstering Partnerships to Study the Impact of China's Belt and Road
Principal investigators: Schatz, Edward A.
Keywords: multipolarity; development; Belt and Road Initiative BRI; China; Eurasia; Asia; infrastructure; investment; modernization; migration; labour relations; protest mobilization
Spectrum of Migrant Exclusions: An Interdisciplinary Workshop
Principal investigators: Silvey, Rachel M.
Keywords: migration; migrants; inclusion/exclusion; citizenship; deportation; social cohesion; employment; North America; South America; Asia; workshop
Im/mobility and care work: social reproduction and migrant families
Principal investigators: Silvey, Rachel M.
Keywords: migration; care work; immobility; immigration; intimacy; security; Canada; global context
Gender, migration and the work of care: comparative perspectives
Keywords: gender; migration; care work; policy; international comparison
Intimate Industries and Immaterial Goods in Asia
Principal investigators: Silvey, Rachel M.
Keywords: transnationalism; gender; Asia; economic change; migration; service work; informal sector; marriage and family
Transnational mobilities: rights, religion, and indonesian migrant women in Saudi Arabia
Principal investigators: Silvey, Rachel M.
Keywords: Indonesia; transnational migration; gender; Islam; Saudi Arabia
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