BIBLIOGRAPHIE

MONOGRAPHIES

Bisaillon, L. (2022). Screening Out: HIV Testing and the Canadian Immigration Experience. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press.

Capurri, V. (2019). Not Good Enough for Canada: Canadian Public Discourse around Issues of Medical Inadmissibility for Potential Immigrants with Disease and/or Disabilities, 1902-2022. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

Joseph, A. (2015). Deportation and the Confluence of Violence within Forensic Mental Health and Immigration Systems. Hampshire (New York): Palgrave Macmillan.

MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS, COLOUR AND GENDER RENDERING INSTITUTIONALLY PROBLEMATIC

Hanes, R. (2009). None is Still Too Many: An Historical Exploration of Canadian Immigration and Citizenship Legislation as it Pertains to People with Disabilities. Developmental Disabilities Bulletin 27(1-2): 91-126.

Spagnuolo N. (2016). The Medical Inadmissibility of Intellectual Disability: A Postcolonial Reading of Canadian Immigration Systems. Disability and the Global South 3(2): 1000-1021.

Wilton, R., Hansen, T. and Hall, E. (2017). Disabled People, Medical Inadmissibility, and the Differential Politics of Immigration. Canadian Geographer/Le Géographe canadien 61(3): 389-400.

MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS, COLOUR AND GENDER RENDERING INSTITUTIONALLY PROBLEMATIC

Raska, J. Facing Deportation: The Curious Cases of Rebecca Barnett and Rebecca Grizzle. Halifax: Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 [blogue] https://pier21.ca/blog/jan-raska/facing-deportation-the-curious-cases-of-rebecca-barnett-and-rebecca-grizzle

Rinaldi, J., and Dolmage, J. (2018). “Of Dark Type and Poor Physique”: Law, Immigration Restriction, and Disability in Canada, 1900-1930. In R. Malhotra and B. Isitt (Eds.), Disabling Barriers: Social Movements, Disability History, and the Law (pp. 98-124). Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press.

Scheinberg, E. (2016). Canada’s Deportation of “Mentally and Morally Defective” Female Immigrants After the Second World War. In Harper M. (Ed.), Migration and Mental Health: Mental Health in Historical Perspective (pp. 171-198). London: Palgrave Macmillan.

IIMMIGRATION LAWYERING AND POLICY GOVERNANCE

Chadha, E. (2008). “Mentally Defectives” Not Welcome: Mental Disability in Canadian Immigration Law, 1859-1927. Disabilities Studies Quarterly 28(1) https://dsq-sds.org/article/view/67/67

MacIntosh, C. (2019). Medical Inadmissibility, and Physically and Mentally Disabled Would-be Immigrants: Canada’s Story Continues. Dalhousie Law Journal 42(1): 125-151.

McIntyre, P. (2010). The Inconsistent Price of Admission: The “Ability to Pay” Exception to Medical Inadmissibility Rules in Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (Master’s Research Report, McGill University).

IMMIGRATION DOCTORING AND MEDICAL REGULATION

Dowbiggin, I. (1995). Keeping this Young Country Sane: C.K. Clarke, Immigration Restriction, and Canadian Psychiatry, 1890-1925. Canadian Historical Review 76(4): 598-627.

Miller, F. (2000) Making Citizens, Banishing Immigrants: The Discipline of Deportation Investigations, 1908-1913. Left History 7(1): 62-88.

Schwinghamer, S. Medical Facilities at Pier 21. Halifax: Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 [blog] https://pier21.ca/research/immigration-history/medical-facilities-at-pier-21