Stephen Gallagher is the Program Chair of the Canadian International Council’s Montreal Branch. His areas of research interest include: Canadian Refugee Policy, Comparative Asylum Policy, and Comparative Migration Policy. Dr. Gallagher studies comparative asylum policy and specifically, Canada’s extended refugee policy system and the emerging ‘Common European Asylum System’. These policy areas are analyzed from a migration management perspective. A core theme is that international migratory flows have profound implications for state sovereignty, national security and national identity in Canada and the European Union.
Research Interests: Canadian Refugee Policy, Comparative Asylum Policy, Comparative Migration Policy.
| Institution: | Montreal Branch of the Canadian International Council |
| Fields of Expertise: | Canadian Politics Cultural Diversity, Integration and Multiculturalism Migration |
| Research groups: | Migration/Citizenship/Borders |
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| Media outreach: | Yes |
| Languages: | English |
| Publications: | “Integration, Immigrant Youth and Urban Unrest: Lessons from the Banlieues of Paris and Montreal,” 2009 “Asylum Policy Harmonization in the EU: The Challenge of Balancing Migration Control with Protection Responsibilities,” 2008 “European Efforts to Manage Irregular Migration: Are there Lessons for Canada?” 2008. “Atlantic Divergence: The Politics of Migration Management in the EU and Canada,” 2006. “Asylum Migration Control: European Anxiety-Canadian Complacency,” in The Changing Face of Europe: Opportunities for Canada: Conference Report (April 2004) 62-70. “Towards a Common European Asylum System: Fortress Europe Redesigns the Ramparts,” International Journal 57:3 (Summer 2002), 375-394. “Mass Migration and Canada: The Creation of a Global Suburb and its Impact on National Unity,” in Canadian Immigration Policy: Reassessing the Economic, Demographic and Social Impact on Canada edited by Herbert Grubel (Fraser Institute, Forthcoming). “Canada’s Broken Refugee Policy System,” in Immigration Policy and the Terrorist Threat in Canada and the United States, edited by Alexander Moens and Martin Collacott (Fraser Institute, May 2008) 53-74. “Canada’s Dysfunctional Refugee Determination System: Canadian Asylum Policy from a Comparative Perspective,” Public Policy Sources, Fraser Institute, December 2003, Number 78, pp 39. |
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