Abstract

Using Institutional Ethnography as a method of inquiry, this study explores the institutional ruling relations that regulate refugees' settlement process in Toronto from the standpoint view of practitioners. The research team conducted 13 semi-structured, in-depth interviews with practitioners and “mapped out” their everyday living experiences. The institutional map serves to illuminate how governance structures shape the professional practices of practitioners, which shape the settlement experience of refugees. The findings indicate that practitioners strategize to meet refugees’ needs and engage in work outside of the system due to funding constraints.

中文翻译：

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探索多伦多难民安置从业者的实践：制度民族志

摘要

本研究使用制度民族志作为一种探究方法，从实践者的角度探讨了规范多伦多难民定居过程的制度统治关系。研究团队对从业者进行了 13 次半结构化的深度访谈，并“描绘”了他们的日常生活经历。制度地图有助于阐明治理结构如何塑造从业者的专业实践，从而塑造难民的定居体验。调查结果表明，由于资金限制，从业者制定战略以满足难民的需求并从事系统外的工作。