Research on Statelessness and Canada
Below is a listing of research that has been conducted on Canada and statelessness.
Canadian Centre for Statelessness and Professor Y.Y. Chen. (FORTHCOMING). Read more about our ongoing research here: National belonging and Health Outcomes of Non-Citizens in Canada.
Jocelyn Kane. 2019. Statelessness in Canada: A study on the situation of stateless persons in Canada. UNHCR Canada.
Jamie Liew. 2018. The Misapplication of the Doctrine of Exhaustion (of Remedies) in Stateless Cases in Canada.
Canadian Centre on Statelessness and Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion. 2017. Joint Submission to the Human Rights Council at the 30th Session of the Universal Periodic Review. Download the report here.
Canadian Centre on Statelessness. 2017. Data Collection on Stateless Persons in Canada. Download the report here.
Daiva Stasilius. 2017. The Extraordinary Statelessness of Deepan Budlakoti: The Erosion of Canadian Citizenship Through Citizenship Deprivation. Studies in Social Justice. Download the report here.
Delphine Nakache and Yves le Bouthillier. 2016. Le droit de la citoyenneté au Canada. Éditions Yvon Blais. Click here for more information.
Gregg Erauw. 2015. Compatibility of the 1954 Convention Relating to The Status Of Stateless Persons With Canada’s Legal Framework And Its International Human Rights Obligations. The paper can be accessed here.
Jocelyn Kane. 2013. The Social Construction of Statelessness in Canada: A Study of National Media 1930-2011
Jocelyn's Ryerson University Master of Arts major research paper explored notions of knowledge production and narratives of truth surrounding statelessness in Canada.
Amanda Cheong. 2012. Changing Conceptions of Citizenship Among Stateless Chinese-Bruneian Immigrants in Vancouver
Amanda's University of British Columbia Bachelor of Arts thesis was chosen by the UNHCR Statelessness Research Award Jury as the Best Research in the Undergraduate Category.
UNHCR. 2012. Proceedings of a Roundtable on Statelessness: Statelessness in the World and in the Canadian Context
In 2012, the UNHCR held a Roundtable "aimed to outline the contemporary situation of statelessness in the world, present the most common legislative gaps and challenges, such as obstacles to the enjoyment of human rights and the lack of durable solutions, and advocate for universal accession to the two UN Statelessness Conventions." The paper can be accessed here.
Andrew Brouwer. 2012. Stateless in the Canadian Context: An Updated Discussion Paper
Prepared for the UNHCR, this paper is an updated version of the 2003 paper Statelessness in Canadian Context, also written by Andrew Brouwer. The 2012 version details the legislative and policy changes pertaining to citizenship and statelessness in Canada since 2003. The paper can be accessed here.
Andrew Brouwer. 2003. Stateless in Canadian Context. The paper can be accessed here.
Below is a listing of research that has been conducted on Canada and statelessness.
Canadian Centre for Statelessness and Professor Y.Y. Chen. (FORTHCOMING). Read more about our ongoing research here: National belonging and Health Outcomes of Non-Citizens in Canada.
Jocelyn Kane. 2019. Statelessness in Canada: A study on the situation of stateless persons in Canada. UNHCR Canada.
Jamie Liew. 2018. The Misapplication of the Doctrine of Exhaustion (of Remedies) in Stateless Cases in Canada.
Canadian Centre on Statelessness and Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion. 2017. Joint Submission to the Human Rights Council at the 30th Session of the Universal Periodic Review. Download the report here.
Canadian Centre on Statelessness. 2017. Data Collection on Stateless Persons in Canada. Download the report here.
Daiva Stasilius. 2017. The Extraordinary Statelessness of Deepan Budlakoti: The Erosion of Canadian Citizenship Through Citizenship Deprivation. Studies in Social Justice. Download the report here.
Delphine Nakache and Yves le Bouthillier. 2016. Le droit de la citoyenneté au Canada. Éditions Yvon Blais. Click here for more information.
Gregg Erauw. 2015. Compatibility of the 1954 Convention Relating to The Status Of Stateless Persons With Canada’s Legal Framework And Its International Human Rights Obligations. The paper can be accessed here.
Jocelyn Kane. 2013. The Social Construction of Statelessness in Canada: A Study of National Media 1930-2011
Jocelyn's Ryerson University Master of Arts major research paper explored notions of knowledge production and narratives of truth surrounding statelessness in Canada.
Amanda Cheong. 2012. Changing Conceptions of Citizenship Among Stateless Chinese-Bruneian Immigrants in Vancouver
Amanda's University of British Columbia Bachelor of Arts thesis was chosen by the UNHCR Statelessness Research Award Jury as the Best Research in the Undergraduate Category.
UNHCR. 2012. Proceedings of a Roundtable on Statelessness: Statelessness in the World and in the Canadian Context
In 2012, the UNHCR held a Roundtable "aimed to outline the contemporary situation of statelessness in the world, present the most common legislative gaps and challenges, such as obstacles to the enjoyment of human rights and the lack of durable solutions, and advocate for universal accession to the two UN Statelessness Conventions." The paper can be accessed here.
Andrew Brouwer. 2012. Stateless in the Canadian Context: An Updated Discussion Paper
Prepared for the UNHCR, this paper is an updated version of the 2003 paper Statelessness in Canadian Context, also written by Andrew Brouwer. The 2012 version details the legislative and policy changes pertaining to citizenship and statelessness in Canada since 2003. The paper can be accessed here.
Andrew Brouwer. 2003. Stateless in Canadian Context. The paper can be accessed here.
