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Marie-Pier Joly
Concordia University
EducationPhD, University of Toronto
Areas of ExpertiseMigration, non-citizenship, sociology of health/mental health, social stress, quantitative research
Marie-Pier Joly is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia University. Her research examines the impacts of precarious legal status on health, labor market experiences, and wellbeing. Her earlier work explored how the socio-political conditions of departure affects migrants��� long-term emotional health.
Prior to joining Concordia University, she was a Postdoctoral researcher at the University of G旦ttingen in Germany. Her current work explores the effects of immigration policies on precarious legal status families in Canada, with a particular focus on Qu辿bec.
Selected Publications
Goldring, Luin, Patricia Landolt, Marie-Pier Joly, and Salina Abji. 2024. . Toronto: CEP Project. Access online.