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Migration experts scrutinize Justin Trudeau’s explanation for immigration cuts TRS4 1.3.1 University of British Columbia, Concordia University Publication 2024-11-24 TRS4 1.3.1 Trends and Trajectories Regarding Temporary Migrants Webinar presenting macro (labour market stats) and micro (migrant trajectory) perspectives to understand temporary-to-permanent transitions in Quebec.
Other Concordia University Conference 2025-03-19 Other Federalized Two-step Migration in Quebec: An Ambiguous Process of Inclusion A peer-reviewed article exploring how overlapping federal and provincial immigration agendas impact the transition of migrants from temporary to permanent status.Other Concordia University Publication 2025-05-10 Other Reaching the Waiting Room: Two-Step Permanent Residency in Quebec A public webinar examining how Quebec's two-step permanent residency system affects migrants’ legal status and stability. Organized in collaboration with ÉDIQ, CELAT, and ÉRIQA.Other Concordia University Conference 2025-01-18 Other Le gel de l'immigration permanente – Media Commentary In a Le Devoir piece, Capucine Coustere explains how Quebec's freeze on its permanent immigration program creates uncertainty for applicants and families.
Other Concordia University Activity 2025-01-15 Other Reaching the Waiting Room: Analysis of Migrant Compliance in Quebec A peer-reviewed article investigating Quebec’s two-step PR system and its impact on migrant compliance and legal precarity. Highlights from longitudinal interviews reveal barriers created by eligibility requirements and policy shifts.
Other Concordia University Conference 2024-02-15 Other Federalized Two-step Migration in Quebec: An Ambiguous Process This publication explores how Quebec’s two-step immigration system reinforces conditional inclusion for migrants. Through policy analysis, the authors argue that governance overlaps between federal and provincial levels create gaps in migrant support.
Concordia University Publication 2024-01-15 Exploring Student Policy Reform Costs A policy article published in University Affairs explores the impacts of Quebec’s international student reforms. The authors assess how funding shifts and new requirements affect access, equity, and institutional stability.
Other, TRS4 1.3.1 Concordia University, University of British Columbia Publication 2024-12-12 Other, TRS4 1.3.1 Temporary residence in Canada : A Patchwork of Rules Coderre, M. C. Coustere, M-J. Blain. 2025. Temporary residence in Canada : A Patchwork of Rules, Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP). https://centre.irpp.org/research-studies/temporary-residence-in-canada/TRS4 2.3.2 Concordia University Publication 2025-10-21 TRS4 2.3.2 Unfamiliarities, uncertainties, and ambivalent long-term intentions: Conceptualizing international student-migrant settlement and integration Brunner, L. R., Karki, K. K., & Valizadeh, N., Shokirova, T., & Coustere, C. (2024). Unfamiliarities, uncertainties, and ambivalent long-term intentions: Conceptualizing international student-migrant settlement and integration. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 25, 973–996.TRS4 1.3.1 University of British Columbia, Concordia University Publication 2024-01-27 TRS4 1.3.1 International graduate students as labour: Responding to the global imaginary Coustere, C., Brunner, L. R., Shokirova, T., Karki, K., & Valizadeh, N. (2024). International graduate students as labour: Responding to the global imaginary. Higher Education, 88, 321–338. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10734-023-01118-5TRS4 1.3.1 Concordia University, University of British Columbia Publication 2023-10-09 TRS4 1.3.1 Conférence-causerie Connexion internationale de Montréal Blain, MJ et Capucine Coustère (2024) L’avenir de l’immigration et des réfugiés., 24 octobre, Montréal (3h). CIMtl , Association de jeunes professionnels en affaires internationales. Concordia University Event 2024-10-24 Webinaire – Personnes migrantes temporaires au Québec: tendances et trajectoires Personnes migrantes temporaires au Québec : tendances et trajectoires. ÉRIQA, webinar. 100-120 attendees. Concordia University Conference 2025-03-19 92ᵉ Congrès de l’ACFAS 30-60 attendees. Concordia University Conference 2025-05-09 27e Congrès Metropolis Canada 2025 Paquet, M., Coustere, C. & Côté-Boucher, K. GCMS: Low techs and the management of immigration in Canada. Congrès Metropolis, Toronto. 50 attendees. Concordia University, University of Montreal Conference 2025-10-03 Connexion internationale de Montréal L’avenir de l’immigration et des réfugiés. Connexion internationale de Montréal, roundtable. 50 attendees. Concordia University Conference 2025-10-24
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