CNS12: Audrey Macklin – Making and Remaking Canadian Citizens through Refugee Sponsorship

In Teil 12 der Videoreihe "Canadian Network Spotlights" fasst Audrey Macklin, Professorin der Rechtswissenschaften an der University of Toronto, eine Online Vorlesung gleichen Titels zusammen, die im März 2021 vom Institut für italienisches Recht in Zusammenarbeit mit dem ZKS organisiert wurde. Prof. Macklin untersucht aus der Perspektive kanadischer Sponsor*innen das 'Private Refugee Sponsorship', die private Flüchtlingspatenschaft, die neben dem von öffentlicher Hand finanzierten 'Public Resettlement' eine der Möglichkeiten darstellt, Flüchtlinge in Kanada aufzunehmen. Anstatt primär zu fragen, wie die Aufnahme von Geflüchteten diese zu Bürger*innen macht, analysiert sie, wie die Neuansiedlung und Eingliederung von Flüchtlingen die Staatsbürgerschaft der Kanadier*innen umgestaltet. Wer sponsert Geflüchtete? Warum? Was sind die Auswirkungen des Sponsorships auf die Sponsor*innen und die kanadische Gesellschaft?

CANADIAN NETWORK SPOTLIGHTS
Eine Video-Reihe des Zentrums für Kanadastudien Innsbruck | A video series of the Canadian Studies Centre Innsbruck | Une série de vidéos du Centre d'études canadiennes Innsbruck
Website: https://www.uibk.ac.at/canada/network/

AUDREY MACKLIN
Professor Audrey Macklin, BSc. (Alberta), LLB (Toronto), LLM (Yale), is Director of the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies and Chair in International Human Rights Law at the University of Toronto. She teaches, researches, and writes in the area of migration and citizenship law, business and human rights, and administrative law. She has published widely in domestic, international, and interdisciplinary journals and edited collections.
Prof. Macklin is a frequent commentator in Canadian and international print, radio and television media. Her op-eds have appeared in the New York Times, The Guardian, the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, and the Washington Post.
From 1994-96, Professor Macklin was a Member of the Canada's Immigration and Refugee Board, where she adjudicated refugee claims. She was involved in the case of Omar Khadr, a Canadian citizen detained for almost a decade by the United States at Guantánamo Bay. She was an observer for Human Rights Watch at the Military Commission proceedings against Mr. Khadr in Guantánamo Bay, and represented Human Rights Watch as intervener before the Supreme Court of Canada in two Khadr appeals. Professor Macklin has also acted as pro bono intervener counsel or academic legal advisor in several public interest human rights cases, including legal challenges to security certificates, withdrawal of health care for refugees, citizenship revocation, deportation of long-term permanent residents, and the ban on niqabs at citizenship ceremonies.
Prof. Macklin was named a Trudeau Fellow in 2017, and awarded the Ludwik and Estelle Jus Human Rights Award in 2019 and the Carolyn Tuohy Public Policy Impact Award in 2020.
Website: https://www.law.utoronto.ca/faculty-s...

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