Selected Publications

Books

Putting Familiy First: Migration and Integration in Canada (UBC Press, 2019)

Migration Borders Freedom  (Routledge, 2017) read reviews: I, II, III (in German); watch Antipode video

Migration Policy and Practice: Interventions and Solutions (Migration, Diasporas and Citizenship) (with Christian Matheis, Palgrave Macmillian, 2016)

Immigration Experiences in North America: Understanding Settlement & Integration (with John Shields, Canadian Scholars Press, 2015)	Immigration & Settlement: Challenges, Experiences, and Opportunties (Canadian Scholars Press, 2012)	Immigration Dialectic: Imagining Community, Economy, and Nation (U of Toronto Press, 2011) read reviews here and here
Critical Geographies: A Collection of Readings (free contents!) (with Salvatore Engel di-Mauro, Praxis [e]Press, 2008)	Labor Movement: How Migration Regulates Labor Markets (Oxford U. Press, 2006) also available in cloth.	Work on the West Side: Urban Neighborhoods and the Cultural Exclusion of Youths (Lexington Books, 2002)

Popular Media

• “If you are in Palermo, you are a Palermitan:” An Interview with Mayor Leoluca Orlando. (RCIS Research Brief, 2019/1)
• “Wer in Palermo ist, ist Palermitaner:" Ein Interview mit Bürgermeister Leoluca Orlando. (FlüchtlingsforschungsBlog, 2019)
• Why Canada’s Right Lied About the UN Migration Compact: A Core Argument was the Deceitful Claim that it Infringes on State Sovereignty (Huffington Post, 2018)
• Why Cities Hold the Key to Safe, Orderly Migration, with Loren Landau (Agenda, World Economic Forum, 2018)
• It's Time for Canada to truly Open Its Borders (Huffington Post, 2018)
• Sanctuary Cities Like Toronto are Democracy's Last Stand (Huffington Post, 2017)
• Let's Give Cities A Greater Role in Managing Migration (Huffington Post, 2016)
• Migration: Die Grenze im Kopf with Sandro Mazzadra (Die Zeit, 2016)
• Stopping the Border Deaths: Towards Freedom of Migration for All (Open Democracy, 2016)
• Canada Takes a Step Back on Immigration Policy with Ratna Omidvar (The Toronto Star, 2015)
• Illegalized Migrants and Temporary Foreign Workers: The New International Segmenetation of Labour (Open Democracy, 2015)
• What's Your Idenity, Live Chat (The Toronto Star, 2015)
• Canada's Immigration System Undergoing Quiet, Ugly Revolution, with Morton Beiser (The Toronto Star, 2014)
• Ontario Denies Dignity in Death, with Syed Hussan and Macdonald Scott (The Toronto Star, 2014)
• Immigrants are Never "Illegal" (New Canadian Media, 2013)
• Domicile for Senators and Migrants (The Montreal Gazette, also published in the Edmonton Journal, The Province (BC), 2013)
• Sanctuary City: Toronto's Signal to Ottawa and Queen's Park (The Toronto Star, 2013)
• EI Reforms Initiate a Race to the Bottom (The Toronto Star, 2012)
• Why Bill C-31 Must be Rejected: An Open Letter to Immigration Minister Jason Kenney (PostMedia, 2012)
• Foreign Workers Present a Moral Dilemma (Edmonton Journal, 2010)
• Economic Crisis Bears Down on Vulnerable Immigrants (The Toronto Star, 2009)
• Academic Publishing (Geography & Environmental Studies Radio, CKCU-FM, Ottawa, 2008)
• Proposed U.S. Law Improves on Canada’s Alien Policy (The Kitchener Record, 2007)
• A Vulnerable, Exploitable Labour Force (The Toronto Star, 2006)
• Cosmo TV (Westdeutscher Rundfunk, 2005)
• Zuwanderung drückt soziale Standards (Süddeutsche Zeitung, 2005)
• Newcomers: Get Rich, Go Rural (The Globe and Mail, 2003)
• Commentary (CBC Radio, 2002)
• Most of us would find we're not up to standard for Canada (The Toronto Star, 2001)
• Guilty of Living in Detroit (Z Magazine, 2000)

Academic

On Immigration, Nation, Labour & Citizenship

• Hershkowitz, M., Hudson, G. and Bauder, H. (2019) Rescaleing the Sanctuary City: Police and Non-Status Migrants in Ontario, Canada. RCIS Working Paper Series 2019/3.
• Bauder, H. (2018) “Westphalia, Migration, and Feudal Privilege.” Migration Letters 15(3): 333-346.
• Bauder, H. and Gonzales, D. (2018) “Municipal Responses to ‘Illegality’: Urban Sanctuary Across National Contexts.” Social Inclusion 6(1): 124–134.
• Bauder, H., Lujan, O. and Hannan, C.-A. (2018) “Internationally Mobile Academics: Hierarchies, Hegemony, and the Geo-Scientific Imagination.” Geoforum 89: 52–59.
• Bauder, H. (2017) “Sanctuary Cities: Policies and Practices in International Comparison.” International Migration 55(2): 174-182.
• Bauder, H., Hannan C.-A. and Lujan, O. (2017) “International Experience in the Academic Field: Knowledge Production, Symbolic Capital, and Mobility Fetishism.” Population, Space and Place 23(6): 1-13.
• Bauder, H. (2016) "Possibilities of Urban Belonging." Antipode:48(2): 252–271.
• Hannan, C.-A., Bauder, H. and Shields, J. (2016) “‘Illegalized’ Migrant Workers and the Struggle for a Living Wage.” Alternative Routes 27: 109–136.
• Bauder, H. (2015) "On Adenauer, Hegel, and ... Immigration (or how to interpret Germany's Migrant Crisis" RCIS Working Paper 2015/6.
• Bauder, H. (2015) "Perspectives of Open Bordes and No Border." Geography Compass 9(7): 395-405.
• Bauder, H. (2015) “The Transnational Migration of Academics: A Labour Market Perspective.” International Migration. 53(1): 83-96.
• Flynn, E. and Bauder H. (2015) “The Private Sector, Institutions of Higher Education, and Immigrant Settlement in Canada.” Journal of International Migration and Integration 16(3): 539-556.
• Jackson, S. and Bauder, H. (2014) "Neither Temporary, Nor Permanent: The Precarious Employment Experiences of Refugee Claimants in Canada." Journal of Refugee Studies 27(3): 360-381
• Bauder, H. and Jayaraman, S. (2014) “Immigrant Workers in the Immigrant Service Sector: Segmentation and Career Mobility in Canada and Germany.” Journal of Transnational Social Review: A Social Work Journal 4(2-3): 176-192.
• Root, J., Gates-Gasse, E., Shields, J. and Bauder, H. (2014) Discounting Immigrant Families: Neoliberalism and the Framing of Canadian Immigration Policy Change. RCIS Working Paper 1014/7.
• Flynn, E. & Bauder, H. (2014) "The Private Sector, Institutions of Higher Education, and Immigrant Settlement in Canada" International Journal for Migration and Integration. Available as pre-publication.
• Bauder, H., Lenard, P. T. and Straehle, C. Guest Editors (2014), Special Issue: Canada and Germany: Immigration and Integration Experiences Compared Comparative Migration Studies 2(1).
  
• Bauder, H. (2014) Re-Imagining the Nation - Lessons from the Debates of Immigration in a Settler Society and an Ethnic Nation Comparative Migration Studies 2(1): 9-27.
  
• Bauder, H. (2014) “Possibilities of Open Borders and No Border.” Social Justice 39(4): 76–96.
• Bauder, H. (2014) "Domicile Citizenship, Human Mobility and Territoriality." Progress in Human Geography 38(1): 91-106.
• Bauder H. (2013) “Open Borders: A Utopia?" [Un monde sans frontières: une utopie? translation: Sophie Didier] Justice Spatiale / Spatial Justice 5(December).
• Bauder, H. (2013) “Why We Should Use the Term Illegalized Immigrant.” RCIS Research Brief 2013 No. 1. (Pourquoi devrions-nous utiliser le terme immigrant il-légalisé)
• Bauder, H. (2013) "Nation, Migration and Critical Practice." Area 45(1): 56-62. (also part of Virtual Issue on ‘New geographical frontiers’ www.rgs.org/FrontiersVI)
• Ho, M. and Bauder, H. (2012) “‘We are Chameleons’: Identity Capital in a Multicultural Workplace.” Social Identities 18(3): 281–297.
• Bauder, H. (2012) “Jus domicile: In Pursuit of a Citizenship of Equality and Social Justice.” Journal of International Political Theory 8(1–2):  184–196. (also available here)
• Bauder, H. (2011) “Towards a Critical Geography of the Border: Engaging with the Dialectic of Practice and Meaning.” Annals of the Association of American Geographers 101(5): 1126-1139.
• Bauder, H. (2011) “Closing the Immigration-Aboriginal Parallax Gap.” Geoforum 42: 517–519.
• Bauder, H. (2011) “The Regulation of Labor Markets Through Migration.” In Phillips, N. ed. Migration in the Global Political Economy. International Political Economy Yearbook Series, Vol. 17. Boulder: Lynne Rienner Publishers: 41–60.
• Bradimore, A. and Bauder, H. (2011) “Mystery Ships and Risky Boat People: Tamil Refugee Migration in the Newsprint Media.” Canadian Journal of Communication 36: 367–661.
• Bauder, H. (2010) "Dialectics of Media Practice." Canadian Journal of Media Studies 6(1): 1–27.
• Bauder, H. (2009) “Humanitarian Immigration and German National Identity in the Media.” National Identities. 11(3): 263–280.
• Bauder, H. and Gilbert, G. (2009) “Representations of Labour Migration in Guatemalan and American Media". ACME. 8(2): 278–303.
• Bauder, H. and Semmelroggen, J. (2009) “Immigration and Imagination of Nationhood in German Parliament.” Nationalism & Ethnic Politics 15(1): 1–26.
• Lusis, T, and Bauder, H. (2009) “Immigrants in the Labour Market: Transnationalism and Segmentation.” Geography Compass 3: 1-17.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Emotional Attachment … to What? A Reply to Stanley Renshon.” Migrations and Identities 1(2): 187–193.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “The Economic Case for Immigration: Neoliberal and Regulatory Paradigms in Canada’s Press.” Studies in Political Economy 82(Autumn): 131–152.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Citizenship as Capital: The Distinction of Migrant Labour.”
  Alternatives: Global, Local, Political 33: 315–333.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Dialectics of Humanitarian Immigration and National Identity in Canadian Public Discourse.” Refuge 25(1): 84–93.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Immigration Debate in Canada: How Newspapers Reported, 1996– 2004.”Journal of International Migration and Integration 9(3): 289–310.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Foreign Farm Workers in Ontario (Canada): Exclusionary Discourse in the Newsprint Media.” Journal of Peasant Studies 35(1): 100–118.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Attitudes towards Self-Employment among Canadian Immigrants: A Canadian Case Study.” International Migration 46(2): 139–163.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Neoliberalism and the Utility of Immigration: Media Perspectives of Germany’s Immigration Law.” Antipode 40(1): 55–78.
• Bauder, H. (2008) “Media Discourse and the New German Immigration Law.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 34(1): 95–112.
• Girard, E. and Bauder, H. (2007) “The Making of an ‘Arcane’ Infrastructure: Professional Engineering Regulation in Canada, 1867–1937.” The Canadian Geographer 51(2): 233–246.
• Girard, E. and Bauder, H. (2007) “Assimilation and Exclusion of Foreign Trained Engineers in Canada: Inside a Canadian Professional Regulatory Organization.” Antipode 39(1): 35–53.
• Bauder, H. (2006) “Origin, Employment Status and Attitudes towards Work: Immigrants in Vancouver.” Work, Employment and Society 20(4): 709–729.
• Di Biase, S. and Bauder H. (2005) “Immigrant Settlement in Ontario: Location and Local Labour Markets.” Canadian Ethnic Studies 37(3): 114–135.
• Bauder, H. (2005) “Attitudes Towards Work: Ethnic Minorities and Immigrant Groups in Vancouver. “Journal of International Migration and Integration 6(1): 125–151.
• Bauder, H. (2005) “Institutional Capital and Labour Devaluation: The Non-recognition of Foreign Credentials in Germany.” INTERVENTION: Journal of Economics 2(1): 75–93.
• Bauder, H., (2005) “Habitus, Rules of the Labour Market and Employment Strategies of Immigrants in Vancouver, Canada.” Social and Cultural Geography 6(1): 81–97.
• Bauder, H. (2005) “Landscape and Scale in Media Representations: The Construction of Offshore Farm Labour in Ontario, Canada.” Cultural Geographies (formerly Ecumene) 12(1): 41–58.
• Bauder, H. (2003) “Cultural Representations of Immigrant Workers by Service Providers and Employers.” Journal of International Migration and Integration 4(3): 415–438.
• Bauder, H. (2003) “Immigrants in Urban Labour Markets: Place of Birth and Immigrant Concentrations in British Columbia.” Canadian Journal of Urban Research 12(2): 179–204.
• Bauder, H., (2003) “Equality, Justice and the Problem of the International Border: A View from Canada.” ACME 2(2): 167–182.
• Bauder, H. (2003) “‘Brain Abuse,’ or the Devaluation of Immigrant Labour in Canada.” Antipode 35(4): 699–717.
• Bauder, H. and Sharpe, B. (2002) “Visible Minorities in Canada’s Gateway Cities.” The Canadian Geographer 46(3): 204–222.
• Perle, E., Bauder H., Beckett, N. (2002) “Access Measures in Spatial Mismatch Models.” The Professional Geographer 54(1): 106–110.
• Bauder, H. (2002) “Employment, Ethnicity and Metropolitan Context: The Case of Young Canadian Immigrants.” Journal of International Migration and Integration 2(3): 315–341.
• Bauder, H. (2002) “Neighbourhood Effects and Cultural Exclusion.” Urban Studies 39(1): 85–93.
• Bauder, H. (2001) “Work, Young People and Neighborhood Representations.” Social and Cultural Geography 2 (4): 461–480.
• Bauder, H. (2001) “Visible Minorities and Urban Analysis.” Canadian Journal of Urban Research 10(1): 69–90.
• Bauder, H. (2001) “Agency, Structure, Scale: Representations of Inner-City Youth
  Identities.” Tijdschift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 92(3): 279–290.
• Bauder, H. (2001) “‘You're Good With Your Hands, Why Don't You Become An Auto Mechanic:’ Neighborhood Context, Institutions and Career Development.” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 25(3): 593–608.
• Bauder, H. (2001) “Culture in the Labor Market: Segmentation Theory and Perspectives of Place.” Progress in Human Geography 25(1): 35–50.
• Bauder, H. and Sharpe, B. (2000) “Youth Labor Market Marginalization in San Antonio, Texas.” The Professional Geographer 52(3): 531–543.
• Bauder, H. (2000) “Reflections on the Spatial Mismatch Debate.” Journal of Planning Education and Research 19(3): 316–320.
• Bauder, H. and Perle, E. (1999) “Spatial and Skills Mismatch for Labor Market Segments.” Environment and Planning A 31(6): 959–977.
• Bauder, H. (1996) “Race, Residential Location and the Journey-to-Work of Detroit's Youths.” The Great Lakes Geographer 3(2): 1–9.

On Academic Practice

• Lujan, O.* and Bauder, H. (2018) “Social Progress and Academic Migration: Destination Canada.” Journal of Social Research and Policy 9(2): 1–17.
• Bauder, H., Lujan, O. and Hannan, C.-A. (2018) “Internationally Mobile Academics: Hierarchies, Hegemony, and the Geo-Scientific Imagination.” Geoforum 89: 52–59.
• Bauder, H., Hannan C.-A. and Lujan, O. (2017) “International Experience in the Academic Field: Knowledge Production, Symbolic Capital, and Mobility Fetishism.” Population, Space and Place 23(6): 1-13.
• Bauder, H. (2015) “Critical Engagement in Professional Reproduction.” Special issue: Rethinking the Ph.D. in Geography (invited contribution).Geojournal 80: 215-217.
• Bauder, H. (2011) "Rabbit and Duck, or, the Dialectics of Knoweldge and Form." Aether VIII(A): 1-7.
• Cynical Geographers Collective (2011) “Measuring Impact Beyond Relative Academic Fame: An Alternative Social Impact Factor.” Antipode 43(2): 190-194.
• Bauder, H., Belina, B., Butz, D., Gedalof, Z., Lagendijk, A., Mudu, P., Paasi, A., Schuurman, N. and Wilson, D. (2010) “Critical Practice of Grant Application and Administration.” ACME 9(1): 102–112.
• Bauder, H. and Engel-Di Mauro, S. (2008) “Knowledge Grab: Corporate Appropriation and Exploitation of Academic Geographers.” Antipode 40(5): 729–735.
• ACME Redaktionskollektiv  (2008) “Kritische Geographie und akademische Praxis: Die Zeitschrift ACME und die Politik des Veröffentlichens.” Geographische Revue 10(2): 20-27.
• ACME Editorial Collective (2007) The Politics of Indexing and Ranking Academic Journals. ACME 6(2): 131-134.
• Bauder, H. (2006) “Learning to Become a Geographer: Reproduction and Transformation in Academia.” Antipode 38(4): 671–679.
• Bauder, H. (2006) “And the Flag Waved on: Immigrants Protest, Geographers Meet in Chicago.” Environment and Planning A 38(6): 1001–1004.
• Bauder, H. (2006) “The Segmentation of Academic Labour.” ACME 4(2): 227–238.

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