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K. Newbold, B., Scott D. M., and Burke C.
(2017). Immigrant status and commute distance: An exploratory study based on the Greater Golden Horseshoe.
Transportation, 44 (1), 181-198., January Abstract |
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K. Newbold, B., and Scott D. M.
(2017). Driving over the life course: The automobility of Canada's Millennial, Generation X, Baby Boomer and Greatest generations.
Transportation Behavior and Society, 6 (January), 57-63., January Abstract |
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Walks, A.
(2017). Driving the poor into debt? Automobile loans, transport disadvantage, and automobile dependence.
Transport Policy, ePub ahead of print, 1-13. Abstract |
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Denier, N. Genevieve
(2017). Leaving work, leaving home: Job loss and socio-geographic mobility in Canada.
Canadian Public Policy, 43 (1), 17-35. Abstract |
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K. Newbold, B.
(2017). Graduate migration in Canada.
(Corcoran, J., and Faggian A., Ed.),{Graduate Migration and Regional Development. An International Perspective}, : Edward Elgar Publishing. 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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Rose, J. Julianne
(2016). Immigrant identities and geographies of belonging: Jamaican immigrant organizations in Toronto.
Department of Geography. Toronto, ON: York University. Abstract |
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Chemin, M., and Sayour N.
(2016). The effects of a change in the point system on immigration: Evidence from the 2001 Quebec reform.
Journal of Population Economics, 29 (4), 1217-1247., October 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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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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Cassidy, H.
(2016). Language acquisition and occupational characteristics.
London, ON Abstract |
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Kei, W. W. Y.
(2016). Essays on the economics of aging and housing.
Department of Economics. , AugustVancouver, BC: University of British Columbia. Abstract |
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Masferrer, C.
(2016). Does family matter for recent immigrants' life satisfaction?.
Advances in Life Course Research, 30, 53-71., December Abstract |
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Denier, N. Genevieve
(2016). Essays on job loss and social stratification in Canada and the United States.
Department of Sociology. Montréal, QC: McGill University. Abstract |
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Rivers, N., and Plumptre B.
(2016). The effectiveness of public transit subsidies on ridership and the environment: Evidence from Canada.
Social Science Research Network, , January Abstract |
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Higgins, C. D., Sweet M. N., and Kanaroglou P. S.
(2015). Do Canadians enjoy congested travel? Measuring commute satisfaction and the effects of congestion in Canadian cities.
Hamilton, ON: Canadian Transportation Research Forum. |
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Kim, I-H., and Noh S.
(2015). Changes in life satisfaction among Korean immigrants in Canada.
International Journal of Culture and Mental Health, 8 (1), 60-71. Abstract |
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Kennedy, S., Kidd M. P., McDonald J. Ted, and Biddle N.
(2015). The healthy immigrant effect: Patterns and evidence from four countries.
Journal of International Migration and Integration, 16 (2), 317-332. Abstract |
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Mandell, N., King K., Preston V., Weiser N., Kim A., and Luxton M.
(2015). Transnational family exchanges in senior Canadian immigrant families.
(Man, G., and Cohen R., Ed.),{Transnational voices: Studies in family, work and identity}, 75-98., April: Wilfrid Laurier University Press. Abstract |
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Philibert, M., and Daniel M.
(2015). Predictors of residential mobility among older Canadians and impact on analyses of place and health relationships.
AIMS Public Health, 2 (1), 115-131. Abstract |
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Brochu, P., Gross T., and Worswick C.
(2015). Temporary foreign workers and the Canadian labour market.
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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Fuller, S., and Stecy-Hildebrandt N.
(2015). Career pathways for temporary workers: Exploring heterogeneous mobility dynamics with sequence analysis.
Social Science Research, 50, 76-99. Abstract |
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Kim, I-H., Carrasco C., Muntaner C., McKenzie K., and Noh S.
(2015). Ethnic and gender variations in trajectories of emotional distress among new immigrants to Canada.
Abstract |
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Apparicio, P., Duvivier C., Séguin A-M., Mathon D., and Gagnon M.
(2015). Évaluation du mauvais appariement spatial entre les lieux de résidence et d'emploi sur le territoire de la zone métropolitaine de l'emploi de Montréal.
, FebruaryMontréal, QC: Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) Centr. Abstract |
