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Tanya Basok is a Professor in the Department of Sociology and Criminology at the University of Windsor. Her research focuses on migration, particularly the rights of migrants and temporary migrant farmworkers in Canada. She has conducted extensive research on migrant rights advocacy, organized labor, and the challenges faced by migrants in their search for safety and security. Basok's work includes a significant exploration of temporary migration, examining border practices and the strategies used by migrants to overcome obstacles. Her teaching encompasses themes of migration, race, and ethnicity, and she has authored and contributed to several key publications that critically analyze these subjects. Noteworthy works include her contributions to the understanding of social justice in relation to citizenship and transnational struggles. Basok is recognized for her analytical approach to the intersections of migration policies and socio-economic factors affecting migrant populations in the Americas. Through her scholarship, she advocates for more inclusive policies that protect the rights of migrant workers and highlight their contributions to society.
University of Windsor • Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Professor in the Department of Sociology and Criminology, focused on research and teaching in migration, rights, and social justice.
Includes Mechanical, Automotive, and Materials Engineering streams.