As governments come to question the necessity and appropriateness of their direct involvement in numerous facets of society, they are looking for ways to better use the capacities of third parties, particularly universities, for the information required to develop policies, legislation, and programs. This general effort to bring the academic community into the life of government is an essential element of the Metropolis Project.
METROPOLIS PRESENTS
Metropolis Presents are high-level public forums which bring together leading experts to discuss select issues of the day. The full list of these events can be found on the Metropolis Canada website.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASE
The Immigrant and
Ethnic Entrepreneurship
Bibliography Database.
Montréal
Montréal Centre for Inter-university Research on Immigration, Integration and Urban Dynamics (IM)
Toronto
Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement (CERIS)
Prairie
Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration (PCERII)
Vancouver
Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM)
METROPOLIS CONVERSATIONS
The Metropolis Conversation Series form part of our
efforts to improve the management of the profound
changes wrought by migration and growing diversity.
Conversations are small and highly focused meetings
in which senior policy makers and leading
researchers can speak candidly, engage one
another, explore situations or problems, challenge
assumptions and utilize each others’ expertise. The
full list of Conversations can be found on the Metropolis Canada website
