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2017
Ravanera, Z. R., Wang J., Roderic B., and Liu J. (2017).  Vulnerable young adults' entry into full-time work: An analysis using the Canadian Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics. PCLC Discussion Paper Series, 4 (1), , MarchLondon, ON: Population Change and LifeCourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster. Abstract
2013
Ravanera, Z. R., Esses V., and Fernando R. (2013).  Integration and "welcome-ability" indexes: Measures of community capacity to integrate immigrants. Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster (PCLC) Discussion Paper Series, 1 (1), London, ON Abstract
2012
Ravanera, Z. R., Esses V. M., Beaujot R., Bozheva A., Gilliland J., Lapshina N., et al. (2012).  Measurement of outcomes of local immigration partnerships: Baseline indicators of welcoming communities. London, ON: Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Abstract
2008
Rajulton, F., Burch T. K., and Ravanera Z. R. (2008).  Influence of opportunity structures on transitions and tranjectories to family formation: What do the SLID longitudinal panel data tell us?. Barcelona, ES: Human Resources and Social Development Canada. Abstract
2007
Ravanera, Z. R., and Fernando R. (2007).  Changes in economic status and timing of marriage of young Canadians. Canadian Studies in Population, 34 (1), 49-67. Abstract
Rajulton, F., Ravanera Z. R., and Beaujot R. (2007).  Measuring social cohesion: An experiment using the National Survey of Giving, Volunteering, and Participating. Social Indicators Research, 80 (3), 461-492. Abstract
2006
Lapierre-Adamcyk, É., Marcil-Gratton N., and Le Bourdais C. (2006).  A balancing act: Parents' work arrangements and family time. (McQuillan, K., and Ravanera Z. R., Ed.),{Canada's changing families: Implications for individuals and society}, 49-75.Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press. Abstract
Provencher, C., Le Bourdais C., and Marcil-Gratton N. (2006).  Intergenerational transfer: The impact of parental separation on young adults' conjugal behaviour. (McQuillan, K., and Ravanera Z. R., Ed.),{Canada's changing families: Implications for individuals and society}, 76-104.Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press. Abstract
Ravanera, Z. R., Burch T. K., and Rajulton F. (2006).  Men's life course trajectories: Exploring the differences by cohort and social class. Social Biology, 53 (3-4), 120-139. Abstract
Rapoport, B., and Le Bourdais C. (2006).  Parental time, work schedules and changing gender roles. (McQuillan, K., and Ravanera Z. R., Ed.),{Canada's changing families: Implications for individuals and society}, 179-209.Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press. Abstract
Ravanera, Z. R., and Fernando R. (2006).  Social integration over the life course: Influences of individual, family and community characteristics. (McQuillan, K., and Ravanera Z. R., Ed.),{Canada's changing families: Implications for individuals and society}, 264-292.Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press.
Ravanera, Z. R., and Fernando R. (2006).  Social integration over the life course: Influences of individual, family and community characteristics. (McQuillan, K., and Ravanera Z. R., Ed.),{Canada's changing families: Implications for individuals and society}, 264-292.Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press.
2005
Beaujot, R., and Ravanera Z. R. (2005).  Family models for earning and caring: implications for child care. Population Studies Centre (PSC) Discussion Papers Series, 19 (05-1),  Abstract
2004
Ravanera, Z. R., Rajulton F., and Burch T. K. (2004).  Patterns of age variability in life course transitions. Canadian Journal of Sociology, 29 (4), 527-542. Abstract
2003
Ravanera, Z. R., Fernando R., and Burch T. K. (2003).  Early life transitions of Canadian youth: Effects of family transformation and community characteristics. Canadian Studies in Population, 30 (2), 327-353. Abstract
Fernando, R., Ravanera Z. R., and Beaujot R. (2003).  How cohesive are Canadian CMAs? A measure of social cohesion using the National Survey of Giving, Volunteering and Participating. Population Studies Centre (PSC) Discussion Papers Series, 17 (03-10), London, ON Abstract
Ravanera, Z. R., Fernando R., and Turcotte P. (2003).  Youth integration and social capital: An analysis of the Canadian General Social Surveys on Time Use. Youth and Society, 35 (2), 158-182., December Abstract
2002
Ravanera, Z. R., and Fernando R. (2002).  Integration at late life: Inclusion, participation, and belonging among the elderly. {Demographic futures in the context of globalization: Public policy issues}, 307-321.Ottawa, ON: Federation of Canadian Demographers.
2001
Ravanera, Z. R., and Fernando R. (2001).  Integration at late life: Inclusion, participation, and belonging among the elderly. PSC Discussion Papers Series, 15 (16), , December: University of Western Ontario.
Beaujot, R., and Ravanera Z. R. (2001).  An interpretation of family change, with implications for social cohesion. {Essays in honour of Professor P. Krishnan: Methodological and substantive}, 15 (1), Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta. Abstract