Research and Publications
A collection of immigration-related studies conducted by OLIP and its partners and stakeholders. All resources are free and available in various formats.
Power and Influence in the Global Refugee Regime
International relations literature on global refugee policy has mostly taken a statist perspective
Ottawa, is there a Problem? International Student Numbers, Job Experiences and Pathways to Permanent Residency
The COVID-19 pandemic offers opportunities for policymakers, educational institutions, settlement agencies, and immigrant communities
As Ottawa Prepares to Ramp Up Immigration Post Pandemic, Canadians Are Divided Over Target Levels
As COVID-19 travel restrictions in Canada start to lift, the effects will be felt by both people living here and those waiting to settle
The Decline in the Naturalization Rate Among Recent Immigrants in Canada: Policy Changes and Other Possible Explanations
The naturalization rate of immigrants is affected by their characteristics, the economic and political conditions in their home countries
Building Intersectoral Partnerships as Place‐Based Strategy for Immigrant and Refugee (Re)Settlement: The Ottawa Local Immigration Partnership
This paper examines the role of the Ottawa Local Immigration Partnership in resettling Syrian refugees in Canada
Newcomer Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs About Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted infection in Canada
A Letter from Ottawa, Canada (On Black Mental Health)
It is true that Black men often struggle to seek help from psychologists and psychiatrists because mental health issues
Immigrants and the Western Media: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Newspaper Framings of African Immigrant Parenting in Canada
In this paper, we used critical discourse analysis to examine how African immigrant parenting is represented
After the International Organization for Migration: Recruitment of Guatemalan Temporary Agricultural Workers to Canada
The global agricultural industry relies more on transnational migrant labor
The Long-Term Economic Integration of Resettled Refugees in Canada: A Comparison of Privately Sponsored Refugees and Government-Assisted Refugees
Private refugee sponsorship has been an important policy in Canada for 40 years