The International Migration Research Centre (IMRC) at Wilfrid Laurier University serves as a node of excellence in scholarship and research, social and cultural debate and policy formulation pertaining to international migration. The IMRC mission is to create platforms for debate, research, policy analysis, community engagement, and proposal development related to international migration and mobility at global, national, regional and local scales.
Our research is relevant to practice and policymaking in the areas of international governance of migration, mobilities, critical border issues, diaspora and development, displacement, labour migration, transnationalism, human security, and migrants’ human and labour rights. IMRC fosters research in new policy development and alternative models and practices of managing temporary, circular and permanent forms of international migration. IMRC also aims to impart the findings and implications of this research to government and other enabling and intermediary organizations working in migration and refugee studies.
Find out more at IMRC.ca.
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