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Yong, A. Gie
(2017). A social-ecological approach to understanding natural disaster preparedness and risk perception amongst immigrants: A multi-method inquiry.
School of Psychology. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
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Aydede, Y.
(2017). Immigration and location choices of native-born workers in Canada.
Papers in Regional Science, 96 (1), S113-S134. Abstract |
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Pearce, S.
(2017). The relationship between place and youth volunteerism: Building bonds and breaking barriers.
School of Psychology. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
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Seifi, F.
(2017). Three essays on the determinants of and returns to volunteering.
Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
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Yang, W.
(2017). Does 'compulsory volunteering' affect subsequent behaviour? Evidence from a natural experiment in Canada.
Education Economics, 25 (4), 394-405. Abstract |
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Amankwaa, B., and Devlin R. Anne
(2016). Visible minorities and majority giving.
University of Ottawa, Department of Economics Working Papers, Ottawa, ON Abstract |
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Yang, W.
(2016). Are contributions of time and money substitutes or complements?.
Applied Economics, 48 (37), 3526-3537. Abstract |
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Deri-Armstrong, C., Devlin R. Anne, and Seifi F.
(2016). Build it and they will come: Volunteer opportunities and volunteering.
Department of Economics Working Paper, , OctoberOttawa, ON Abstract |
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Owusu, R.
(2016). Essays on gifts of blood, money and time.
Department of Economics. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
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Zhao, W.
(2015). Philanthropic behaviour of Quebecers.
Department of Economics. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
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Payne, A., and Smith J.
(2015). Does income inequality increase charitable giving?.
Canadian Labour Market and Skills Researcher Network (CLSRN) Working Papers, Abstract |
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Meunier, É.-M., Wilkins-Laflamme S., and Grenier V.
(2013). La langue gardienne de la religion / La religion gardienne de la langue? Note sur la permanence et recomposition du catholicisme au Québec et dans la francophonie canadienne.
Francophonies d'Amérique, 36, 13-40. Abstract |
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Yang, W.
(2013). Preferences, social capital, and compulsory volunteering.
Economics Letters, 120 (1), 32-35. Abstract |
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Yang, W.
(2013). Does compulsory volunteering affect subsequent behaviour?: Evidence from a natural experiment in Canada.
Department of Economics Working Paper Series, Hamilton, ON: McMaster University. Abstract |
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Mueller, R. E.
(2012). Earnings differentials of males and females in same-sex couples in Canada.
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Amankwaa, B.
(2012). The impact of visible minorities on majority giving.
Department of Economics. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa. Abstract |
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Smith, A.
(2012). The changing effects of community characteristics on volunteering in Canada.
Canadian Public Policy, 38 (3), 361-373. Abstract |
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Perks, T., and Haan M.
(2011). Declining levels of youth religious involvement and its consequences on adult community participation in Canada.
Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 40 (1), 107-129. Abstract |
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Corbett, B..
(2009). Tracking repeatedly measured variables in the National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth: An illustration based on volunteering during adolescence.
The Research Data Centres Information and Technical Bulletin, 4 (1), 6-10. Abstract |
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Baer, D.
(2008). Community context and civic participation in immigrant communities: a multi-level study of 137 Canadian communities.
Metropolis British Columbia Working Paper Series, Abstract |
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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 |
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Berger, I. E.
(2006). The influence of religion on philanthropy in Canada.
Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations, 17 (2), 110-127., June Abstract |
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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 |
