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2019
Shantz, A., Banerjee R., and Lamb D. (2019).  The relationship between male and female youth volunteering and extrinsic career success: A growth curve modeling approach. Non-profit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly (NVSQ), 48 (2-Suppl), 201S-225S. Abstract
2016
Verma, A., Reitz J. G., and Banerjee R. (2016).  Unionization and income growth of racial minority immigrants in Canada: A longitudinal study. International Migration Review, 50 (3), 667-698. Abstract
2015
Phan, M., Banerjee R., Deacon L., and Taraky H. (2015).  Family dynamics and the integration of professional immigrants in Canada. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 41 (13), 2061-2080. Abstract
Reitz, J. G., Phan M., and Banerjee R. (2015).  Gender equity in Canada's newly growing religious minorities. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 38 (5), 681-699. Abstract
2014
Banerjee, R., and Phan M. (2014).  Do tied movers get tied down? The occupational displacement of dependent applicant immigrants in Canada. Journal of International Migration and Integration / Revue de l'integration et de la migration internationale, 1-21. Abstract
Banerjee, R., and Phan M. (2014).  Licensing requirements and occupational mobility among new immigrants in Canada. Industrial Relations / Relations industrielles, 69 (2), 290-315. Abstract
2009
Banerjee, R. (2009).  Income growth of new immigrants in Canada: Evidence from the Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics. Industrial Relations / Relations industrielles, 64 (3), 486-508. Abstract
Reitz, J. G., Banerjee R., Phan M., and Thompson J. (2009).  Race, religion, and the social integration of new immigrant minorities in Canada. International Migration Review, 43 (4), 695-726. Abstract
2008
Banerjee, R. (2008).  An examination of factors affecting perception of workplace discrimination. Journal of Labor Research, 29 (4), 380-401. Abstract
2007
Reitz, J. G., and Banerjee R. (2007).  Racial inequality, social cohesion, and policy issues in Canada. (Banting, K. G., Courchene T. J., and F. Seidle L., Ed.),{Belonging? Diversity, Recognition and Shared Citizenship in Canada}, 489-545., FebruaryMontréal, QC: Institute for Research on Public Policy. Abstract