Join fellow U of T alumni and friends for a lecture that examines the causes and effects of immigration.
- Reception & Presentation
- Q & A to follow
Professor Meric Gertler
President, University of Toronto
cordially invites you to a reception and thought-provoking presentation on
Making Immigration Work
by
Professor Randall Hansen
Interim Director, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy
Director, Centre for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies
Faculty of Arts & Science
University of Toronto
Immigration is the issue of our time. Hostility to it – often expressed in baldly racist terms – helped put President Trump in the White House, crashed the UK out of the European Union, and increased far-right party support in Austria, France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Germany. Immigration ranks with climate change and poverty as among the great global challenges of the day. This lecture will examine the causes and effects of immigration – busting some myths on both the left and the right – and making recommendations for how liberal democracies can keep channels for migration open while maintaining public support for migration, and thus checking far-right support.
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