Books and Research Monographs

Anisef, P., Kilbride, K. M., Baichman-Anisef, E. & Khattar, R. (2001). Between Two Worlds: The Experiences and Concerns of Immigrant Youth in Ontario. (78pp.) Toronto: CERIS.

Anisef, P., Kilbride, K.M., Ochaka, J. & Janzen, R. (2001). Study on Parenting Issues of Newcomer Families in Ontario. (150pp.) Toronto: Centre for Research & Education in Human Services (CREHS) and CERIS.

Anisef, P.& Kilbride, K.M. (2001). To Build on Hope: Overcoming the Challenges Facing Newcomer Youth at Risk in Ontario. (110pp.) Toronto: CERIS.

Beiser, M. (2001). Alone in Canada: 21 Ways to Make It Better. A Self-help Guide for Single Newcomers. Toronto: Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.

Anisef, P. & Kilbride, K. M. (2000). The Needs of Newcomer Youth and Emerging “Best Practices” to Meet Those Needs. (63pp.) Toronto: CERIS.

Beiser, M. (1999). Strangers At the Gate: The ‘Boat People’s’ First Ten Years in Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

Chapters in Books

Isin E. & Siemiatycki, M. (2002). “Making Space for Mosques: Struggles for Urban Citizenship in Diasporic Toronto.” In S. Razack (Ed.) Race, Space and the Law: Unmapping a White Settler Society. Ottawa: Between the Lines Press.

Murdie, R. A. & Teixeira, C. (2002). “Towards a Comfortable Neighbourhood and Housing Immigrant Experiences in Toronto.” In P. Anisef & M. Lanphier (Eds.) World in a City. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

George, U. (2001). “South Asians in Canada.” In J. Beegum & B. Hariharan’s (Eds.) Canadian Diaspora: Asia-Pacific Immigration (pp. 71-89). New Delhi: Creative Books.

Beiser, M., Hyman. I. (2000). “Perceptions of Stress in Southeast Asian Refugee Youth: Implications for the Development of Culturally Appropriate Measures.” In F. Ahearn (Ed.) Psychological Wellness of Refugees (pp. 180-178). Oxford: Berghahn Books.

Beiser, M. (2000). “Refugee Resettlement and Adaptation in Vancouver. A Psychological, Economic and Social Study.” In Antoine S. Bailly Phillippe Brun, R. J. Lawrence, M. C. Rey (Eds.) Socially Sustainable Cities. Principles and Practices (pp 53 – 56). Program UNESCO – MOST. London: Economica.

Lo, L. (2000). “The Great Malls: Mississauga’s Chinese Community.” In F. Dieterman (Ed.) Mississauga: The First Ten Thousand Years (pp. 265-278). Mississauga: The Mississauga Heritage Foundation.

Noh, S., Beiser, M., Hou, F., Kaspar, V. (1999). “Experiences of Racism among Southeast Asian Refugees.” In R. Roswith, (Ed.), Global Culture with Human Rights and Mental Health (pp.503-515). Scottsdale, AZ: Pabst Science Publisher.

Chambon, A., Abai, M., Shapiro, B., McGrath, S., Dremetsikas, T. & Dudziak S. (1998).

“L’interculturel à l’aune des traumatismes communautaires: Les réfugiés survivants de la torture.” In K. Fall et al. (Eds.) Champ multiculturel, transactions interculturelles: des théories, des pratiques, des analyses (pp.133-155). Paris: L’Harmattan.

Ruskin, R., Beiser, M. (1998). “Cultural Issues in Psychotherapy.” In P. M. Cameron, J. Ennis, & J.C. Deadman (Eds.) Guidelines and Standards for the Psychotherapies. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

Beiser, M. & Hyman, I. (1997). “Southeast Asian Refugees in Canada.” In I. Al-Issa & M. Tousignant (Eds.) Ethnicity, Immigration and Psychopathology (pp.35-56). New York: Plenum Press.

CERIS Working Paper Series

2002

Lo, Lucia, Carlos Teixeira & Marie Truelove. Cultural Resources, Ethnic Strategies, and Immigrant Entrepreneurship: A Comparative Study of Five Immigrant Groups in the Toronto CMA. CERIS Working Paper Series #21. 36 pp.

Mahtani, Minelle. Interrogating the Hyphen-nation: Canadian Multicultural Policy And “Mixed Race” Identities. CERIS Working Paper Series #20. 36 pp.

Anisef, Paul, Etta Baichman-Anisef, & Myer Siemiatycki. Multiple Identities & Marginal Ties: The Experience of Russian Jewish Immigrant Youth in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series #19. 29 pp.

Milroy, Beth Moore & Marcia Wallace. Ethnoracial Diversity and Planning Practices in the Greater Toronto Area: Final report. CERIS Working Paper Series. #18-2002. 50 pp.

Beiser, Morton, Feng Hou, Violet Kaspar & Samuel Noh. Ethnic Identity, Resettlement Stress, and Depressive Affect, among Southeast Asians in Canada. CERIS Working Paper Series #17. 37 pp.

2001

Doucet, Michael J. The Anatomy of An Urban Legend: Toronto’s Multicultural Reputation. CERIS Working Paper Series #16. 71 pp.

Siemiatycki, Myer, Tim Rees, Roxana Ng & Khan Rahi. Integrating Community Diversity in Toronto: On Whose Terms? CERIS Working Paper Series # 14. 70 pp.

2000

Lo, Lucia, Valerie Preston, Shuguang Wang, Katherine Reil, Edward Harvey and Bobby Siu. Immigrants Economic Status in Toronto: Rethinking Settlement and Integration Strategies. CERIS Working Paper Series #15. 78 pp.

Kilbride, Kenise Murphy. A Review of the Literature on the Human, Social, and Cultural Capital of Immigrant Children and Their Families with Implications for Teacher Education. CERIS Working Paper Series #13. 26 pp.

Troper, Harold. History of Immigration since the Second World War: From Toronto "The Good" to Toronto "The World in a City”. CERIS Working Paper Series #12. 61 pp.

Burnaby, Barbara, Carl James & Sheri Regier. The Role of Education in Integrating Diversity in the Greater Toronto Area. CERIS Working Paper Series #11. 94 pp.

Murdie, Bob & Carlos Teixeira. Toward a Comfortable Neighbourhood and Appropriate Housing: Immigrant Experience in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series #10. 75 pp.

Qadeer, Mohammad. The Base of Chinese and South Asian Merchants’ Entrepreneurship and Ethnic Enclaves, Toronto, Canada. CERIS Working Paper Series #9. 34 pp.

1999

Isin, Engin & Myer Siemiatycki. Fate and Faith: Claiming Urban Citizenship in Immigrant Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series #08. 33 pp.

Doucet, Michael J. Bibliography on Immigration and Settlement in the Toronto Area. CERIS Working Paper Series #07. 50 pp.

Doucet, Michael J. Toronto in Transition: Demographic Changing in the Late Twentieth Century. CERIS Working Paper Series #06. 49 pp.

Bourne, Larry S. Migration, Immigration and Social Sustainability: The Recent Toronto Experience in Comparative Context. CERIS Working Paper Series #05. 31 pp.

1998

Rose, Damaris, Pia Carrasco & Johanne Charboneau. The Role of "Weak Ties" in the Settlement Experiences of Immigrant Women with Young Children: The Case of Central Americans in Montreal. CERIS Working Paper Series #04. 31 pp.

Qadeer, Mohammad. Ethnic Malls and Plazas: Chinese Commercial Developments in Scarborough, Ontario. CERIS Working Paper Series #03. 18 pp.

Bernhard, Judith, Marlinda Freire & Veronica Pacini. Resisting Enculturation in Canadian Elementary Schools: Culturally Contested Issues of Latin American Parents. CERIS Working Paper Series #02. 16 pp.

Richmond, Anthony H. Immigration Policy and Research in Canada: Pure or Applied? CERIS Working Paper Series #01. 26 pp.

Refereed Articles

Beiser, M., Hou, F., Hyman, I. & Tousignant, M. (2002). “Poverty and Mental Health Among Immigrant and Non-immigrant Children.” American Journal of Public Health, 92(2): 220-227.

George, U. (2002). “A Needs-based Model of Settlement Service for Newcomers to Canada.” International Social Work, 45(4): 465-480.

Kellough, G. & Wortley, S. (2002). "Remand for Plea: The Impact of Race, Pre-trial Detention and Over-Charging on Plea Bargaining Decisions." British Journal of Criminology, 42 (1): 186-210.

Kilbride, K.M.& D’Arcangelo, L. (2002). “Meeting Immigrant Community College Students’ Needs on One GTA College Campus.” Canadian Journal of Higher Education, XXX

(2).

Man, G. (2002). “Globalization and the Erosion of the Welfare State: Effects on Immigrant

Women from China and Hong Kong.” Canadian Women Studies/les cahiers de la femme,

special issue on “Women, Globalization and International Trade”, 21/22(4/1):26-32.

Qadeer, M.A. (2002). “Urban Planning and Multiculturalism: Beyond Sensitivity.” Plan Canada, 40(4).

Ruck, M. & Wortley, S. (2002). “Racial and Ethnic Minority High School Students’ Perceptions of School Disciplinary Practices: A Look at Some Canadian Findings.” Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 31 (3): 185-195.

Simich, L., Beiser, M. & Mawani, F. (2002). Issues and Commentaries, “Paved with Good Intentions: Canada’s Refugee Destining Policy and Paths of Secondary Migration.” Canadian Public Policy, 28 (4): 597-607.

Steele, L.S., Lemieux-Charles, L., Clark, J.P. & Glazier, R.H. (2002). “The impact of policy changes on the health of recent immigrants and refugees in the inner city: A qualitative study of service providers' perspectives.” Canadian Journal of Public Health, 93:118-122. (Senior Responsible Author: Glazier)

Beiser, M., Noh, S., Hou, F., Kaspar, V. & Rummens, J. (2001). “Southeast Asian Refugees’ Perceptions of Racial Discrimination in Canada.” Canadian Ethnic Studies, XXX111(1).

Chambon, A., McGrath, S., Shapiro, B., Abai, M., Dudziak, S. & Dremetsikas, T. (2001). “From Interpersonal Links to Webs of Relations: Creating Befriending Relationships with Survivors of Torture and War.” Journal of Social Work Research and Evaluation, 2(2): 1-16.

Hou, F. & Beiser, M. (2001). “Language Acquisition, Unemployment and Depressive Disorder Among Southeast Asian Refugees: A 10-year Study.” Social Science & Medicine, 53:1321-1334.

Meana, M., Burnston, T., George, U., Wells, L. & Rosser, W. (2001). “Older Immigrant Tamil Women and Their Doctors: Attitudes toward Breast Cancer Screening.” Journal of Immigrant Health, 3(1): 5-13.

Meana, M., Burnston, T., George, U., Wells, L. & Rosser, W. (2001). “Influences on Breast Cancer Screening Behaviors in Tamil Immigrant Women 50 Years Old and Over.” Ethnicity and Health, 6(3/4): 179-188.

Winter, E. (2001). “Multiculturalism versus National Unity? Rethinking the Logic of Inclusion

in Germany and Canada.” International Journal for Canadian Studies/Revue internationale

d’études canadiennes, 24(Fall):169-193.

Beiser, M. & Hou, F. (2000). “Gender Differences in Language Acquisition by Southeast Asian Refugees.” Canadian Social Policy, 26 (3): 311-330.

George, U. & Tsang, A.K.T. (2000). “A Profile of Former Yugoslavian Newcomers to Canada:

Settlement Issues and Implications for Policy and Practice.” International Social Work, 43(3): 381-393.

Hyman, I., Vu, N. & Beiser, M. (2000). “Post-Migration Stresses Among Southeast Asian Youth in Canada.” Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 31(32): 281-293.

Lo, L. & Wang, S. (2000). “Economic Impacts of Immigrants in the Toronto CMA: A Tax-benefit Analysis.” Journal of International Migration and Integration, 1: 273-303.

Lo, L. & Preston, V. (2000 ). “‘Asian Theme’ Malls in Suburban Toronto: Land Use Conflict in Richmond Hill.” Canadian Geographer, 44: 182-190.

Preston, V. & Cox, J. (2000). “Immigrants and Employment: A Comparison of Montreal and

Toronto Between 1981 and 1996.” Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 23: 87 – 111.

Truelove, M. (2000). “Services for Immigrant Women: An Evaluation of Locations.” The

Canadian Geographer, 44:135-151.

Winter, E. (2000). “Conference Report: Recasting European and Canadian History: National

Consciousness, Migration, Multicultural Lives. ” Canadian Ethnic Studies. 32(2):115-118.

George, U. & Fuller-Thomson, E. (1999). “To Stay or Not To Stay: Characteristics Associated with Newcomers Planning To Stay in Canada.” Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 20(1/2): 181-193. Abridged version reprinted in Vis-à-Vis: The Citizenship and Immigration Magazine, Winter: 46-51.

Kilbride, K.M. (1999). “Enhancing the Likelihood of Academic Success of Immigrant and

Refugee Children: Empowering Their Families, Building Social Capital.” The Institute of Guidance Counsellors Journal, 23 (Spring):15-23.

Noh, S., Beiser, M., Kaspar, V., Hou, F. & Rummens, J. (1999). “Perceived Racial Discrimination, Depression, and Coping: A Study of Southeast Asian Refugees in Canada.” The Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 40:193-207.

Preston, V. & Man, G. (1999). “Employment Experiences of Chinese Immigrant Women: An Exploration of Diversity.” Canadian Women’s Studies,19(3):115-122

Wortley, S. (1999). “Hate Crime Controversy: Opposing Views on Hate Crime Legislation and Enforcement Practices.” Policing and Society, 9: 1-10.

Wortley, S. (1999). "A Northern Taboo: Research on Race, Crime and Criminal Justice in Canada." Canadian Journal of Criminology, 41(2): 261-274.

George, U. & Ramkissoon, S. (1998). “Race, Gender and Class: Interlocking Oppressions in the Lives of South Asian Women in Canada.” AFFLIA: Journal of Women and Social Work, 13: 102-119.

Kilbride, K.M., Bernhard, J., Lefebvre, M. L., Chud, G. & Lange, R. (1998). “Troubled

Relationships in Early Childhood Education: Parent-teacher Interactions in Ethnoculturally Diverse Child Settings.” Early Education and Development, 9 (1):5-28.

Siemiatycki, M. & Isin, E. (1998). “Immigration, Diversity and Urban Citizenship in Toronto.” Canadian Journal of Regional Science, XX(1.2).

Zhang-Wong, J., Beiser, M., Zipursky, R. B. & Bean, G. (1998). “An Investigation of Ethnic and Gender Differences in the Pharmacodynamics of Haloperidol.” Psychiatry Research, 81:333-339.

Beiser, M. & Hyman, I. (1997). “Refugees’ Time Perspective and Mental Health.” The American

Journal of Psychiatry, 154(7): 996-1002.

Devins, G.M., Beiser, M., Dion, R., Pelletier, L.G. & Edwards, R.G. (1997). “Cross-Cultural Measurements of Psychological Well-Being: The Psychometric Equivalence of Cantonese, Vietnamese, and Laotian Translations of the Affect Balance Scale.” American Journal of Public Health, 87(5): 794-799.

George, U. & Fuller-Thomson, E. (1997). “To Stay or Not To Stay: Characteristics Associated with Newcomers Planning To Stay in Canada.” Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 20(1/2): 181-193.

Lo, L. & Wang, S. (1997 ). “Settlement Patterns of Toronto’s Chinese Immigrants: Convergence or Divergence?” Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 20: 49-72.

Qadeer, M.A. (1997). “Pluralistic Planning for Multicultural Cities: The Canadian Practice.” Journal of The American Planning Association, 63 (4): 148-499. (Received the Award of Honourable Mention for the Best Article.)

Non-Refereed Articles

McGrath, S. (2001). “Journey to Rwanda: The Hope After the Horror.” First Light, Canadian

Centre for Victims of Torture, Spring/Summer: 12-14.

George, U. & Yan, M.C. (2000). Ontario Immigrants' Profile: 1986-1998. Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto.

McGrath, S. (1999). “The Practice of Social Citizenship: Lessons from the Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture.” First Light, Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture, Spring:3-6.

Reports

Ali, M. (2002). Parenting Issues of Newcomers with Young Children: A Review of the Literature. Human Resource Development, Canada

Shields, J. & Rahi, K. (2002). Immigrant and Refugee Youth Unemployment: A Qualitative Exploration of Labour Market Exclusion - Summary Findings. Toronto: CERIS (29 pp.).

Winter, E. (2002). Academic Research and Public Policy Impact. The Programme and Policy

Relevance of CERIS Products. Final Research Report. Submitted to the CERIS Board of

Directors (33 p.).

Wortley, S. (2002). Racial Differences in Customs Searches at Pearson International Airport: Results from a Pilot Study. Toronto: African Canadian Legal Clinic.

Ali, M. (2001). “Focus Groups in Toronto & Ottawa.” In P. Anisef, K.M. Kilbride, J. Ochocka & R. Janzen, A Study of Parenting Issues of Newcomer Families in Ontario. Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

George, U. (2001). Monitoring and Evaluation of the Settlement Process of Refugees Sponsored by Afghan Association of Ontario. Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

Kilbride, K.M.& Anisef, P. (2001). To Build on Hope: Overcoming the Challenges Facing

Newcomer Youth at Risk in Ontario. Report to Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

Kilbride, K.M., Anisef, P., Ochocka, J. & Janzen, R. (2001). A Study on Parenting Issues of

Newcomer Families in Ontario. Report to Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

McDonald, L., George, U., Daciuk, J., Yan, M.C. & Rowan, H. (2001). A Study of the Settlement Related Needs of Newly Arrived Seniors in Ontario. Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

Siemiatycki M. (2001). “Report on Newcomer Youth at Risk Who Are Out of School and

Unemployed.” In K. M. Kilbride & P. Anisef, To Build on Hope: Overcoming the

Challenges Facing Newcomer Youth at Risk in Ontario. Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Siemiatycki M. (2001). “Immigration, Transnationalism and Citizenship.” In H. Adelman (Ed.) Program of Migration and Diversity Studies: Immigration Policy and Practice in Canada. Ottawa: Metropolis Institute.

Truelove, M. & Wang, S. (2001). A Study to Compare and Analyse Settlement Patterns of Newcomers in Relation to How Settlement Programs and Services are Currently Organized and Funded in Ontario. Report to Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

Beiser, M., Hou, F., Kaspar, V. & Noh, S. (2000). Changes in Poverty Status and Developmental Behaviours: A Comparison of Immigrant and Non-immigrant Children in Canada. A final report to Human Resources and Development Canada, Directed Research Program, Income Security and Social Development Studies, Applied Research Branch, Strategic Policy.

George, U. (2000). Settlement and Education Partnership in Toronto: Evaluation Report. Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

George, U., Tsang, A.K.T, Man, G. & Da, W.W. (2000). Needs Assessment of Mandarin-Speaking Newcomers to Toronto. South East Asian Services, Toronto.

George, U. & Yan, M.C. (2000). Ontario Immigrants' Profile: 1986-1998. Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto.

Kilbride, K.M., Anisef, P., Baichman-Anisef, E. & Kattar, R. (2000). Between Two Worlds:

The Experiences and Concerns of Immigrant Youth in Ontario. Report to Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

Kilbride, K.M.& Anisef, P. (2000). The Needs of Newcomer Youth and Emerging Best Practices To Meet Those Needs. Toronto: Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

George, U. & Mwarigha, M.S. (1999). Consultation on Settlement Programming for African Newcomers. Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services.

Siemiatycki, M. (1999). “Introduction” and “Immigration and Urban Politics in Toronto”. In International Metropolis Secretariat (Ed.) Political Participation Across Immigrant and Ethnoracial Communities: Comparing World Cities. Papers Presented at the Third International Metropolis Conference.

George, U. & Tsang, A.K.T. (1998). The Settlement and Adaptation of Former Yugoslavian Newcomers. Toronto: Centre for Applied Social Research, Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto.

Kilbride, K.M. & Kwong, W. (1998). Community Partnerships and the Adjudication of Research Proposals. Report to Health Canada.

Winter, E. (1998). “Participation in the Voluntary Sector - Workshop Synthesis.” In Immigrant and Civic Participation: Contemporary Policy and Research Issues (pp.86-92). Report of one-day seminar (Montreal, November, 23 1997), Ottawa: Canadian Heritage, Program for Multiculturalism (Ed.)

Kilbride, K.M. (1997). Interim Report to the Ministry of Canadian Heritage on Research

on the Experiences of Young Biracial Canadians.

Kilbride, K.M. (1996). Preliminary Findings: An Overview of Research on Raising Biracial

Children in Multiracial Families. A Report to the Committee for the Year of Interracial

Harmony for the City of Winnipeg.

Other Publications

Abstracts

Beiser, M. Principal Contributor (1999). B.J.K. Fan, (Ed.), Children and Youth New to Canada: A Health Care Guide. Ottawa: Canadian Pediatric Society.

Training Manual

McGrath, S. (2000). Befriending Survivors of Torture - Building a Web of Community Support.

Manual for interactive workshop, Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture, University of

Toronto, York University. Funded by Citizenship & Immigration, Canada.

Newsletters

Khanlou, N. (2002). Health sub-plenary led by CERIS at Fifth National Metropolis Conference.

CERIS Newsletter. http://ceris.metropolis.net (posted May 2002).

George, U. (2000). A Needs-based Model for Settlement Services. Newsletter, Chinese Social

Workers.

Book Review

Shields, J. (2001). Immigrants and the Labour Force: Policy, Regulation, and Impact by Ravi

Pendakur. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 2(4): 613-616.

Conference Proceedings

Burnaby, B. (1999). Canada/US Policy Contrasts on English as a Second Language. In D. Ley (Ed.) Immigration with an International Comparative Perspective: Third National Metropolis Conference. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C.

Chambon A., Abai, M., Dremetsikas, T., McGrath, S. & Shapiro, B. (1997, November). Methodology in University-Community Research Partnerships: The Link-By-Link Project as Case Study. Metropolis Year II, Proceedings of the Second National Conference, Montreal: Immigration and Metropolis. (pp.151-169).