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Karine is an expert on border security organizations and policy. Her research investigates how borders shape our lives. Trained in Sociology and Anthropology, she has done fieldwork with Canadian border officers and transborder truck drivers. Her current research further investigates borders along two axes. The first examines the impacts of digitalization on immigration governance (with Mireille Paquet, Concordia) and discretion in border control (with Maartje van der Woude, Leiden). The second inquires into how subnational welfare/immigration regimes border social reproduction in an era of rapid global aging and care deficits (with Susan Braedley, Carleton).