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Mueller, R. E., and Truong N.. T. Khuong
(2020). Wage, literacy, and numeracy skills inequality: Do immigration admission categories matter?.
Social Science Research Network (SSRN) Working Paper, : Social Science Research Network (SSRN). Abstract |
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Fitzsimmons, S., Baggs J., and Brannen M. Yoko
(2019). Intersectionality and the immigrant experience: When multiple group memberships matter.
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2019 (1), Abstract |
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Sia, D., Miszkurka M., Batal M., Delisle H., and Zunzunegui M. Victoria
(2019). Chronic disease and malnutrition biomarkers among unemployed immigrants and Canadian born adults.
Archives of Public Health, 77 (41), 1-10. Abstract |
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Boatswain-Kyte, A.
(2018). Overrepresentation and disparity of Black children reported under the child protection system: The need for effective cross-system collaborations.
École de travail social. Montréal, QC: Université de Montréal. Abstract |
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Javdani, M., and McGee A.
(2018). Labour market mobility and the assimilation of young immigrant men.
IZA Journal of Development and Migration, 8 (20), 1-28. Abstract |
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Han, J.
(2018). Three essays on health economics for populations with vulnerability in Canada.
Department of Economics. Winnipeg, MB: University of Manitoba. Abstract |
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Tian, S.
(2017). Living arrangements and intergenerational support among immigrant and Canadian-born seniors.
Department of Sociology. Toronto, ON: University of Toronto. Abstract |
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Kaushal, N., Lu Y., Denier N., Wang J. Shu- Huah, and Trejo S. J.
(2016). Immigrant employment and earnings growth in Canada and the USA: Evidence from longitudinal data.
Journal of Population Economics, 29 (4), 1249-1277. Abstract |
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Bowlus, A. J., Miyairi M., and Robinson C.
(2016). Immigrant job search assimilation in Canada.
Canadian Journal of Economics, 49 (1), 5-51. Abstract |
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Akbar, M. T.
(2016). Does workplace matter? Identities and experiences of Bangladeshi immigrant women operating businesses in Toronto.
Department of Geography. , AugustToronto, ON: York University. Abstract |
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Clarke, A. J., and Skuterud M.
(2016). A comparative analysis of immigrant skills and their utilization in Australia, Canada, and the USA.
Journal of Population Economics, 29 (3), 849-882. Abstract |
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Boudarbat, B., and Ebrahimi P.
(2016). L'intégration économique des jeunes issus de l'immigration au Québec et au Canada.
Cahiers québécois de démographie, 45 (2), Abstract |
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Boyd, M., and Tian S.
(2016). Educational and labor market attainments of the 1.5- and second-generation children of East Asian immigrants in Canada.
American Behavioral Scientist, 60 (5-6), 705-729. Abstract |
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Adsera, A., and Ferrer A.
(2016). Occupational skills and labour market progression of married immigrant women in Canada.
Labour Economics, 39 (April), 88-98., April Abstract |
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Kaushal, N., Lu Y., Denier N., Wang J. Shu- Huah, and Trejo S. J.
(2015). Immigrant employment and earnings growth in Canada and the U.S.: Evidence from longitudinal data.
NBER Working Paper, 1-46. Abstract |
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Kaida, L.
(2015). Ethnic variations in immigrant poverty exit and female employment: The missing link.
Demography, 2015 (February), Abstract |
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Adsera, A., and Ferrer A.
(2015). The effect of linguistic proximity on the occupational assimilation of immigrant men in Canada.
IZA Discussion Paper Series, , NovemberWaterloo, ON: IZA Institute of Labour Economics. Abstract |
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Kitchen, P., Williams A. M., and Gallina M.
(2015). Sense of belonging to local community in small-to-medium sized Canadian urban areas: A comparison of immigrant and Canadian-born residents.
BMC Psychology, 3 (28), 1-17. Abstract |
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Mandell, N., King K.., Weiser N.., Kim A. H., Lam L.., Preston V.., et al.
(2015). Building bridges with senior immigrant groups: Do CAP protocols work?.
(Berman, R., Ed.),{Corridor talk: Canadian feminist scholars share stories of research partnership}, 124-140.: Inanna. Abstract |
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Fuller, S.
(2015). Do pathways matter? Linking early immigrant employment sequences and later economic outcomes: Evidence from Canada.
International Migration Review, 49 (2), 355-405. Abstract |
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Warman, C., and Worswick C.
(2014). Technological change and declining immigrant outcomes, implications for income inequality in Canada.
Canadian Labour Market and Skills Researcher Network (CLSRN) Working Papers, , NovemberVancouver, BC: Canadian Labour Market and Skills Researcher Network. Abstract |
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Li, Q., and Sweetman A.
(2014). The quality of immigrant source country educational outcomes: Do they matter in the receiving country?.
Labour Economics, 26, 81-93. Abstract |
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Ferrer, A., and Adsera A.
(2014). The labour market outcomes of married immigrant women in Alberta.
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Sweet, R., Adamuti-Trache M., Anisef P., and Stone S-D.
(2014). Toward improving the relationship between education credentials and employment for immigrants with disabilities.
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(2014). Impact of immigration on Canada: Crime, wage, and diversity.
Department of Economics. , JulyVancouver, BC: University of British Columbia. Abstract |
