Harald Bauder

Harald Bauder is the founding Academic Director of the Ryerson Centre for Immigration and Settlement at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada, where he is a Professor. His 2016 book Migration Borders Freedom is available open access.

What can we learn from Latin America’s solidarity cities?

The replication of the solidarity city model in Latin America is all the more necessary today.

By Harald Bauder and Margaret Godoy

/ 20 May 2020

What can we learn from Latin America’s solidarity cities?

Stopping the border deaths: towards freedom of migration for all

Deaths at international borders are one of humanity’s gravest failures in recent history. The ideas of open borders and ‘no border’ can inspire action towards change.

By Harald Bauder

/ 22 Mar 2016

Stopping the border deaths: towards freedom of migration for all

Deaths at international borders are one of humanity’s gravest failures in recent history. The ideas of open borders and ‘no border’ can inspire action towards change.

By Harald Bauder

/ 22 Mar 2016

Illegalised migrants and temporary foreign workers: the new international segmentation of labour

Labour markets are segmented, and the vulnerability at the bottom underpins the stability and benefit at the top. States use migration controls to maintain the docility of the bottom rung.

By Harald Bauder

/ 19 May 2015

Illegalised migrants and temporary foreign workers: the new international segmentation of labour

Labour markets are segmented, and the vulnerability at the bottom underpins the stability and benefit at the top. States use migration controls to maintain the docility of the bottom rung.

By Harald Bauder

/ 19 May 2015