Immigrant settlement policy in North America: Two challenges in the post‐9/11 era

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• Professor Ronald Schmidt has been a professor at California State University, Long Beach since 1972, having served as Department Chair of Political Science for many years. He has been the recipient of the CSU Long Beach Outstanding Professor Award, and has filled active leadership roles in the California Studies Association and the Western Political Science Association. In 2005, Dr. Schmidt served as the first‐ever Fulbright‐Enders Chair at the Université de Montréal. While in Montreal, Dr. Schmidt gathered information on the Canadian approaches to immigrant settlement policy, including the policies of the Federal government, as well as those of the provinces, especially Quebec and Ontario. The author thanks the Canada‐US Fulbright Program for the support that made this work possible, the Centre for International Studies (CERIUM) for providing a very hospitable environment in which to work out the ideas contained in this essay, Denise Helly for a very productive discussion of some of the issues discussed here, and François Crepeau for helpful suggestions on an earlier draft of this essay.
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