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GGOV 644 - International Migration: Practice, Theory & Regulation

This course explores theoretical perspectives on migration and critically examines how states deter or facilitate migration flows, including irregular immigration, refugees and asylum seekers, and low and high-skilled labourers. A multidisciplinary approach allows students to investigate the ubiquitous rise of border controls as a state tool to control migration, and how their implementation intersects with gender, race, class and nationality.

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Fall 2025 [1259]

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SEM 00187755 / 713:30 - 16:20 T
SEM 00187755 / 713:30 - 16:20 T

Winter 2025 [1251]

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SEM 00185471 / 814:30 - 16:20 W

Winter 2024 [1241]

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SEM 001812514 / 1511:30 - 13:20 W

Winter 2022 [1221]

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SEM 001387610 / 1314:00 - 16:50 T Suzan Ilcan

Winter 2021 [1211]

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SEM 04139437 / 1314:00 - 15:50 W Suzan Ilcan

Winter 2020 [1201]

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SEM 001411015 / 1513:00 - 15:50 W Suzan Ilcan

Winter 2019 [1191]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
SEM 001807912 / 1513:00 - 15:50 W Suzan Ilcan

Fall 2017 [1179]

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SEM 00142347 / 1014:30 - 17:20 Th Suzan Ilcan

Fall 2016 [1169]

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SEM 00183025 / 1014:30 - 17:20 Th Geraldina Polanco

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