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Third Sarah van Walsum lecture delivered by Audrey Macklin

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14 February 2018
Audrey Macklin gave the ninth Sarah van Walsum lecture, titled 'Resettler Society: Making and Remaking Citizenship Through Private Refugee Sponsorship.'

Audrey Macklin presented her research on private sponsorship of refugees. The overarching question that drives the research is: how does the citizenship of refugees remake the citizenship of sponsors? The talk focused on those aspects that touch on the confluence of family and state.  In her work, Macklin undertakes empirical research to explore private refugee sponsorship from the perspective of sponsors, using a combination of surveys, focus groups and interviews. The research draws on three theoretical resources for conceptualising private refugee sponsorship: cosmopolitanism as a motive, privatisation as a mode, and active citizenship as an effect.

More about Audrey Macklin

More about Audrey Macklin

Audrey Macklin is Director of the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies and Chair in Human Rights, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto. She holds law degrees from Yale and Toronto, and a bachelor of science degree from Alberta. She was appointed to the faculty of Dalhousie Law School in 1991, promoted to Associate Professor 1998, moved to the University of Toronto in 2000, and became a full professor in 2009. 

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