
Knowledge, Power, and Migration
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Knowledge, Power, and Migration assembles researchers from across the divide to question the ways in which research practices can change the conversation on immigration. It encourages a necessary curiosity about how scholarship in the field can shape global, social, and epistemic justice. Migration is a constant in human history, but the sharp decline in permanent resettlement options, increasingly selective criteria, and violent enforcement measures of the twenty-first century constitute a crisis of immigration policy. Only by redressing the inequalities it shares with global governance structures can the discipline confront this historic challenge.
Research on immigration can occasion reflections and practices that challenge epistemic injustices. Knowledge, Power, and Migration contributes to this ongoing project while offering insights on the practical organization of new forms of dialogue on migration in a largely unequal world.
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"Knowledge, Power, and Migration makes a significant contribution to decolonizing knowledge production, a critical and emerging theme across the social sciences. It offers valuable insights for policymakers, encouraging them to unlearn entrenched perspectives, challenging and expanding their understanding of global issues." Dereje Feyissa, College of Law and Governance, Addis Ababa University "A fascinating and ambitious volume that will inform and challenge students and researchers. Its introduction offers a robust methodology for confronting the North/South divide, and its contributors demonstrate the richness of that tool." Catherine Dauvergne, Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of British ColumbiaMore details
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Mireille Paquet is Concordia University Research Chair on the Politics of Immigration.
Ethel Tungohan is Canada Research Chair in Canadian Migration Policy, Impacts and Activism at York University.
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