AV俱乐部

Current Research

• [principle investigator]聽"Complicated Encounters: The Integration of Feminized Migrant Labour in Nova Scotia鈥檚 Fish Processing Sector"聽(SSHRC Insight Development Grant).听

• [co-principle investigator]聽"Mobilities and Externalities in Nova Scotia鈥檚 Local Food Movement"聽(Mobile Lives Forum) ().听

• 摆肠辞-颈苍惫别蝉迟颈驳补迟辞谤闭听"Local Food, Foreign Labour: A Multi-sited ethnography of the Canadian Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program in Nova Scotia, Mexico, and Jamaica"聽(SSHRC Insight Grant)聽

• 摆肠辞-颈苍惫别蝉迟颈驳补迟辞谤闭听"Fast food, Slow Migration: Canada's Temporary Workers at Home in the Philippines"(SSHRC Insight Grant)

• Dr. Bryan is also the current co-chair and AV俱乐部 Lead for the Nova Scotia Immigration Roundtable, and the co-organizer of the AV俱乐部 Feminist Seminar Series.聽

Publications

• Bryan, C. (2019). Labour, population, and precarity: temporary foreign workers transition to permanent residency in rural Manitoba.聽Studies in Political Economy,聽100(3), 252-269.

• Bryan, C. (2019). Mothers and Work: Social Reproduction and the Labours of Motherhood, in L. O鈥� Brien Hallstein, A. O鈥橰eilly & M. Vandenbeld Giles (Ed.) (pp. 331-342).听The Routledge Companion to Motherhood.New York: Routledge.聽

• Bryan, C. (2019). Rural Mobilities: Migrant Workers in Manitoba.聽Journal for the Anthropology of North America, 22(2), 79-81.

• Bryan, C. (2018). 鈥淲ait and while you Wait, Work: On the Reproduction of Precarious Labour in Liminal Spaces鈥�. In W. Lem & P. G. Barber (eds.)聽Migration, Temporality, and Capitalism: Entangled Mobilities across Global Spaces聽(pp.123-140). London: Palgrave Macmillan.聽

• Bryan, C. (2017). Understanding Service Work as Reproductive Labour: A Feminist Political Economy of Filipino Migrant Hotel Workers in Rural Manitoba. In G. Bonifacio (ed.)聽Gender, Feminism and Global Cross-cultural Connections: International and Interdisciplinary Perspectives聽(pp. 141-154). Castle Hill, AUS: Emerald Press.聽

• Barber, P. G. & Bryan, C. (2017). IOM in the Field: 鈥淲alking the Talk鈥� of Global Migration Management.Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies聽(special issue on the International Organization for Migration).听

• Bryan, C. (2014). Multiplying mothers: Migration and the work of mothering. In M. Vandenbeld Giles (Ed.),Mothering in a neoliberal age (pp.35-50). Bradford, ON: Demeter Press.聽

• Barber, P. G. & Bryan, C. (2014). 鈥淰alue Plus Plus鈥� Housewifization and History in Philippine Care Migration. (Republished in) M. Romero, V. Preston & W. Giles (eds.), When聽Care Work Goes Global: Locating the Relations of Domestic Work, (pp. 29-44). Farnham, England: Ashgate Publishing Limited.聽

• Denov, M. & Bryan, C. (2014). Social Navigation and the Resettlement Experiences of Separated Children in Canada.聽Refuge: Canada's Journal on Refugees, 30(1). 25-34.

• Dobrowolsky, A., Bryan, C. & Barber, P. G. (2014). Choices, Calculations and Commitments that Help to Create a Home Away from Home. In E. Tastsoglou & B. Cottrell (Eds.),聽The Warmth of Welcome: Is Atlantic Canada a Home Away from Home for Immigrants. Sydney: University of Cape Breton Press.聽

• Bryan, C. (2012). Gendered Returns, Ambivalent Transnationals: Situating Transnationalism in Local Asymmetry.聽Anthropologica,聽54(1). 133-142.

• Barber, P. G. & Bryan, C. (2012). "Value Plus Plus:" Housewifization and History in Philippine Care Migration. In P. G. Barber & W. Lem (eds.),聽Twenty-First Century Migration: Political Economy and Ethnography聽(pp. 86-116). New York: Routledge.

• Denov, M. & Bryan, C. (2012). Tactical Manoeuvring and Calculated Risks: Independent Child Migrants and the Complex Terrain of Flight.聽New Directions in Child and Adolescent Development: Special Issue on Independent Child Migrants.听13-27.

• Bryan, C. & Denov, M. (2011). Separated Children in Canada and the Construction of Risk Identity.聽Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies. 9(3). 242-266.聽
  
  
• Denov, M. & Bryan, C. (2010). Unaccompanied Refugee Children in Canada: Experiences of Flight and Resettlement.聽Canadian Social Work: Special Issue on the Settlement and Integration of Newcomers to Canada.聽12(1). 67-75.

Teaching

Dr. Bryan teaches in both the BSW and MSW program in the areas of theory, policy, and research, and she is cross-appointed to the Gender & Women's Studies Program and the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology.聽