Natalie Brender, Publications Coordinator and Research Associate (Page)
Natalie Brender is a freelance writer specializing in issues of Canadian citizenship and diversity. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from Johns Hopkins University, and was an assistant professor of philosophy at Wesleyan Uni... Continue reading
...ed collections on such issues as the role of non-governmental organizations indevelopment, global civil society, citizenship struggles in Latin America, Canadian development assistance and the political impact of the North Am... Continue reading
CSIS Inspector General Certificate – 2000 (Publication)
... 2, 1999, Mr. Justice Cullen of the Federal Court of Canada rendered a decision in the matter of the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration and Mahmoud Jaballah under section 40.1 of the Immigration Act. This proceeding soug... Continue reading
Canadians Can Help Stop the Persecution of Iran’s Baha’i (Post)
...0,000 Canadians of the Baha’i faith from many different backgrounds who have enriched our country by their citizenship. Following the Iranian Revolution, the Canadian government took steps at the United Nations and else... Continue reading
Tags: Allan Rock, Baha'i, education, human rights, Iran, Lloyd Axworthy
Justice in Migration – Workshop Program (Page)
...4:30 p.m.: Temporary foreign workers in Canada Harald Bauder, Ryerson University, Jus Domicile: In pursuit of a citizenship of equality and social justice for temporary foreign workers Christina Gabriel and Laura Macdonald, ... Continue reading
Potentia Journal, 2009 Edition (Page)
...nbsp; Contents Cover and Foreword Jessica Breaugh, Catherine DeJong and Lauren Rutherford Reconsidering Canadian Citizenship Policy in an Era of Globalization: Dual Citizens, Non-Resident Canadians and the Cost of Cosmopolita... Continue reading
Jason Kenney: Canada’s Other (and Soon to be Only?) Foreign Minister (Post)
... is closely rivaled by—though less reported on than—that of his Cabinet colleague Jason Kenney, the Minister for Citizenship and Immigration. In only the first three months of this year, Kenney visited Iraq, Sri Lanka, India,... Continue reading
Tags: Canadian foreign policy, David Petrasek, Jason Kenney, John Baird
Imagining Europe: Constructing Authority in the EU (Event)
...n the role of symbols and social practice as they vary in use across several key EU policy areas–the Euro, citizenship and mobility policies, and common foreign and security policy. This event is part of the CIPS Study ... Continue reading
Tags: Europe, European Union, international political economy, Kathleen McNamara
100 Years of the Republic of China: Reason to Celebrate (Post)
...t were 75 federal parliamentarians from all parties, including six Ministers. The Hon. Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism began his speech in Chinese, praising “common values of democracy,... Continue reading
Tags: Canada, China, East Asia, Scott Simon, Taiwan
Après la crise : penser la trajectoire du capitalisme (Event)
... at the University of Quebec in Montreal and Director of research at the Canada Research Chair on Globalization, Citizenship and Democracy. He is also a member of the Collectif d’Analyse de la Financiarisation du Capita... Continue reading
