The Canada Research Chair on the Security Governance of Bodies, Mobility and Borders analyzes the political, theoretical and empirical stakes involved in the security management of transnational mobility involving sexed, gendered, racialized and given bodies. Learn More The Canada Research Chair on the Security Governance of Bodies, Mobility and Borders analyzes the political, theoretical and empirical stakes involved in the security management of transnational mobility involving sexed, gendered, racialized and given bodies. Learn More The Canada Research Chair on the Security Governance of Bodies, Mobility and Borders analyzes the political, theoretical and empirical stakes involved in the security management of transnational mobility involving sexed, gendered, racialized and given bodies. Learn More The Canada Research Chair on the Security Governance of Bodies, Mobility and Borders analyzes the political, theoretical and empirical stakes involved in the security management of transnational mobility involving sexed, gendered, racialized and given bodies. Learn More The Canada Research Chair on the Security Governance of Bodies, Mobility and Borders analyzes the political, theoretical and empirical stakes involved in the security management of transnational mobility involving sexed, gendered, racialized and given bodies. Learn More Avion à la porte d'embarquement dans un aéroport Image d'une main qui sort de l'eau Corp de plastique renvoit à la matérialité et à la disposition des corps Passage d'une frontière d'une voiture Passeport

Jasons critique

The podcast "Law and Migration (Dis)order: Critical Perspectives" consists of eight thematic episodes followed by a reflective conclusion. It is the result of close collaboration between the GSCMF, the Critical Legal Research Laboratory at the University of Sherbrooke, and CRIDAQ. The podcast's main objective is to vulgarize critical approaches to migration law through a diversity of theoretical perspectives, field research, and practices.

Anne-Marie D’Aoust
Département de science politique
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Montreal (Quebec)  H2L 2C5

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