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Delphine Nakache is a Full Professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa, specializing in the French Common Law Section. She is a lawyer and member of the Law Society of Ontario, holding the University Research Chair on Migrant Protection and International Law. Her work bridges academic research and public policy, focusing on vulnerable migrants and legal protections.
- LL.B. (1998) – Droit public – Institut d'études politiques
- LL.M. (2002) – Droit – Université du Québec à Montréal
- LL.D. (2009) – Law – McGill University
Her research examines precarious migrant status in Canada and globally, addressing immigration detention, temporary migration, and citizenship law. She employs empirical methods, including interviews with 550 migrants and 250 key informants, and emphasizes comparative analysis between Canadian and international policies. Her work aligns with streams on policy evolution, international commitment gaps, and comparative legal frameworks.
Scientific recognition includes:
- University Research Chair on Migrant Protection and International Law
She leads major projects like the Precarious Migration Project (2018–2025) funded by SSHRC and the VULNER project (2020–2024) with SSHRC and EU Horizon 2020. Her collaborations span government institutions, civil society groups, and multidisciplinary academic teams.
The Chair’s team includes researcher Jane Ezirigwe and doctoral candidate Christiana Sagay. She actively engages postdoctoral fellows through funding competitions and mentorship opportunities aligned with her research streams.
