NEW DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE AT CERIS RESOURCE CENTRE
New Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – December 2009
Access Alliance
Multicultural Health and Community Services. 2008. Our Report to the Community
for 2007-2008. 8 pp. {320}
Affiliation of Multicultural Societies & Service Agencies of BC. 2006. Research Study on Business Mentoring Activities: Phase One: Literature Review and Inventory of Business Mentoring Activities. Project funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 121 pp {920}
Ali, M. A. 2005. Effects of migration on parenting capacity of newcomer parents of young children. In V. Pacini-Ketchabaw & A. Pence A. (Eds.) Reconceptualizing the field of early childhood in Canada. Ottawa, Ontario: Canadian Child Care Federation. 31 pp. {590}
Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Service Agencies of BC. 2005. Cultures West. Vol. 23(2). AMSSA. Fall 2005. 28 pp. {940}
Association for Canadian Studies. 2004. Canadian Issues. Summer 2004. (This issue is about diversity, integration and multiculturalism in Canada and France). {000}
Atlantic Metropolis Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration, Integration and Cultural Diversity. 2009. Annual Report of Activities: 2008-2009. June 2009. 86 pp. {976}
Atlantic Metropolis Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration, Integration and Cultural Diversity. 2008. Annual Report of Activities: 2007-2008. June 2008. 103 pp. {976}
Canadian Heritage. 2003. Canadian and French Perspectives on Diversity: Conference Proceedings. October 16, 2003. 148 pp. {140}
Canadian Race Relations Foundation. 2007. Perspectives: Newsletter of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation. Winter. 10 pp. {940}
CERIS – The Ontario Metropolis Centre. Annual Activities Report to SSHRC Metropolis Project Phase Three (Year One), Fiscal Year 2008-2009. June 30, 2009. {986-2}
Chiang, Lan-hung Nora. 2004. The Dynamics of Self-employment and Ethnic Business Ownership among Taiwanese in Australia. International Migration, 42(2), 153-173. 21 pp. {770} {also 530}
Chiang, Lan-hung Nora. 2004. Middle-class Taiwanese Immigrant Women Adapt to Life in Australia: Case Studies from Transnational Households. Asian Journal of Women’s Studies, 10(4), 31-57. 27 pp. {530}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada – Francophone Minority Communities Steering Committee. 2006. Strategic Plan to Foster Immigration to Francophone Minority Communities. 20 pp. {see 115, 160}
Community Social Planning Council of Toronto. 2008. Annual Report 2007-2008. 13 pp. {320}
Conference Board of Canada. 2004. Performance and Potential 2004-05, Key Findings: How Can Canada Prosper in Tomorrow’s World? The Canada Project. 20 pp. {120}
Conseil des relations interculturelles. 2006. Pour Un Modéle Québécois Intégré De Lutte Contre Le Racisme Et Les Discriminations. 55 pp. {150} – French only
Convergences. Bulletin du Centre D’etudes Ethniques Des Universities Montrealaises. Automne 2006. Vol. 10(2). 20 pp. {940}
COSTI Immigrant Services. Annual Report 2006-2007. 14 pp. {940}
Doucette, Jamie. 2005. An Annotated Bibliography of RIIM Publications Related to the Settlement Services Sector of Greater Vancouver, 1996-2004. Working paper series No. 05-S1. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. June 2005. 46 pp. Retrieved from: http://mbc.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/2005/WP05-S1.pdf {970}
El Kalache, S., Fang, L., Moriah, A., Rodriguex, L. and Tapper, M. 2005. Taking the Pulse: Gauging Neighbourhood Change in Toronto’s Downtown West End. Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto. Research Paper 204. 68 pp. {320}
Germain, Annick, and Trinh thi Tuyet. 2008. Rapport annuel du 1er avril 2007 au 31 mai 2008. Centre Métropolis du Québec, Immigration et métropoles. Juin 2008. {975} – French only
Government of Ontario. 2005. Opening Doors: An Investment in Prosperity. Welcoming Internationally Trained Individuals into Ontario’s Workforce: A Progress Report, January 2005. 19 pp. {770}
Grenon, Émilie, Michèle Kérist, and Françoise Magunira. 2009. An Analysis of the Challenges Faced by Francophone Female Refugees Living in Ontario and Separated from Their Children. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 40. September 2009. 6 pp. Retrieved from: http://ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2009/PolicyMatters40.pdf. {981}
Hiebert, Daniel and Krishna Pendakur. 2008. Report of MBC Activities: 2007-2008. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. 124 pp. {970}
Hiebert, Daniel and Krishna Pendakur. 2009. Report of MBC Activities: 2008-2009. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. 138 pp. {970}
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resources Division for Refugees. Winter 2009. Vol. 23(2). {955-3-2} (This issue features Newcomer Orientation Week in Ontario High Schools.)
Kelly, Philip, Mila Astorga-Garcia, Enrico F. Esguerra, and Community Alliance for Social Justice, Toronto. 2009. Explaining the Deprofessionalized Filipino: Why Filipino Immigrants Get Low-Paying Jobs in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 75. October 2009. 46 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2009/CWP75.pdf {985}
Legault, Claudette, Madine VanderPlaat, and Judy
Johnson. 2007. NGO Scan: Reflections on the Involvement of the Settlement NGO
Sector in Metropolis. Metropolis: Ottawa, February 2007. 34 pp. Retrieved from
http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/other/LegaultVanderplaatNGOScan2007.pdf {310}
Leung, Ho Hon, and Raymond Lau. 2008. Multiculturalism at Work: Pacific Mall in Toronto as a Case Study. 11 pp. {800}
Leung, H. H. and McDonald, L. 2006. Chinese women who care for ageing parents in three generational households: some immigrant experiences in Toronto. 11 pp. {590/580/600}
Leung, Ho Hon. 2007. The Road Less Taken: The Settlement of Chinese Immigrants in Small Towns. 30 pp. {540}
Powers, Lori Criss and Dr. Gillian Kerr. 2004. Mandarin Speaking Immigrant Data Report. Toronto: RealWorld Systems. 26 pp. {510}
Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. 2009. Thirteenth Annual Progress Report: 2008-2009. June 26, 2009. {972}
Prairie Metropolis Centre. 2008. Twelfth Annual Progress Report: 2007-2008. June 25, 2008. {972}
Qadeer, Mohammad and Kumar, Sandeep. 2003. Toronto’s Residential Mosaic. The Ontario Planning Journal, 18(5), 7-9. {760}
Social Planning Council of Peel. 2003. Immigrants and Visible Minorities in Peel. InfoShare, 11(1). 11 pp. {810}
Statistics Canada. 2006. Measuring Violence Against Women: Statistical Trends 2006. October 2006. 97 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/85-570-x/85-570-x2006001-eng.pdf {606-3}
The Maytree Foundation. 2007. Extend the right to vote to non-citizen residents in Canada’s diverse cities. Policy in Focus, Issue 1. 7 pp. {120}
Tyyskä, Vappu. 2009. Families and Violence in Punjabi and Tamil Communities in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 74. September 2009. 30 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2009/CWP74.pdf {985}
University of Sussex: Sussex Centre for Migration Research. 2007. Sussex Centre for Migration Research, “Open and closed doors”: a decade researching with and for migrants, 1997-2007. 32 pp. {950}
Wallace, Teresa. 2001. The Role of Transportation in Canadian Immigration: 1900 – 2000. Public Works and Government Services Canada. Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Cat. no. Ci51-101/2000E. {110}
Wang, Lu. 2009. Ethnicity, Spatial Equity and Utilization of Primary Care Physicians: A case study of Mainland Chinese Immigrants in the Toronto CMA. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 41. September 2009. 6 pp. Retrieved from http://ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2009/PolicyMatters41.pdf {981}
Wang, Shuguang and Truelove, Marie. 2003. Evaluation of Settlement Service Programs for Newcomers in Ontario: A Geographical Perspective. Journal of International Migration and Immigration. 4, 573-602. 29 pp. {310}
Wilson, Beth. 2009.
Toronto’s Social Landscape: 10 Year Trends, 1996-2006. Social Planning Toronto,
June 2009. 49 pp. Retrieved from
http://socialplanningtoronto.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Toronto-Social-Landscape_10-Year-Trends.pdf
{800}
Wotherspoon, Terry. 2002.
The Dynamics of Social Inclusion: Public Education and Aboriginal People in
Canada. Working Paper Series. Toronto: Laidlaw Foundation. Retrieved from:
http://www.ceris.metropolis.net\Virtual
Library\other\Wotherspoon2002DynamicsofSocialInclusion.pdf {550}
New Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – September 2009
Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Service Agencies of BC. 2008. Cultures West. Vol. 26(2). AMSSA. Summer/Fall 2008. 27 pp. {940} (This issue is featuring temporary foreign workers in British Columbia.)
Anderspm. Scott, and Philippa Campsie. 2008. Immigrants Choose Suburbs: Study Raises Questions for Governments about How to Integrate Newcomers into Canadian Society. Leading Edge, UofTMagazine. Summer 2008. {1100}
Atlantic Metropolis Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration, Integration and Cultural Diversity. 2008. Annual Report of Activities: 2006-2007. April 2008. 101 pp. {976}
Brock, Samara. 2007. Changing the Mind of the City: The Role of the hastings Institute/EEO in Building Multicultural Readiness in Vancouver’s Host Society. Working Paper Series. No. 07-13. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. May 2007. 65 pp. {970}
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). 2009. Current Housing Research: Social, Economic and Technical Research. Vol. 14(1). Canadian Housing Information Centre, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Summer 2007. 147 pp. {760}
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). 2009. Current Housing Research: Social, Economic and Technical Research. Vol. 15(2). Canadian Housing Information Centre, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Winter 2008-2009. 141 pp. {760}
Carvers, Val, Paula Carr, and Leonie Sandercock. 2007. How Strangers Become Neighbours: Constructing Citizenship Through Neighbourhood Community Development. Working Paper Series. No. 07-11. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. November 2007. 58 pp. {970}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2009. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 43(2). Summer 2009. {830}
Chui, Tina, Kelly Tran, and Hélène Maheux. 2007. Immigration in Canada: A Portrait of the Foreign-born Population, 2006 Census: Census Year 2006. Social and Aboriginal Statistics Division. Statistics Canada. Ministry of Industry. 37 pp. Retrieved: http://www12.statcan.ca/census-recensement/2006/as-sa/97-557/pdf/97-557-XIE2006001.pdf {810-10}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2008. Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration 2008. In both English and French. Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. {120}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2006. Snapshots and Directions in School-Based Settlement Work: Inventory of Tools. March 2006. 52 pp. {710}
Creese, Gillian, Isabel Dyck and Arlene Tigar McLaren. 2006. The ‘Flexible’ Immigrant: Household Strategies and the Labour Market. Working Paper Series. No. 06-19. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. December 2006. 29 pp. {970}
CURA. 2005. CURA International Literature Review. November 2005. 35 pp. {920}
Denton, Margaret, et al. 2009. Where Would You Turn for Help? Older Adults’ Knowledge and Awareness of Community Support Services. A Program for Research on Social and Economic Dimensions of an Aging Population (SEDAP). SEDAP Research Paper No. 244. February 2009. 34 pp. Retrieved: http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/~sedap/p/sedap244.pdf. {580}
Derwing, Tracy, and Ron I. Thomas. 2005. Citizenship Concepts in LINC Classrooms. PCERII Working Paper Series. No. WP03-05. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. 24 pp. {972}
DeVoretz, Don J., and Florin P. Vadean. 2006. Social Relations and Remittances: Evidence from Canadian Micro Data. Working Paper Series. No. 06-20. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. December 2006. 34 pp. {970}
DeVoretz, Don J. 2006. The Education, Immigration and Emigration of Canada’s Highly Skilled Workers in the 21st Century. Working Paper Series. No. 06-16. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2006. 60 pp. {970}
Duncan, David. 2008. Improving Bridging Programs: Compiling Best Practices from a Survey of Canadian Bridging Programs. Public Policy Forum. January 2008. 156 pp. {770}
Eberle, Lauren Hunter. 2007. Surveying Multiculturalism Research: An Annotated Bibliography of Metropolis Working Papers (1996-2007). Working Paper Series. No. 07-10. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. May 2007. 114 pp. {970}
Fleury, Dominique, and Myriam Fortin. 2006. When Working is not Enough to Escape Poverty: Policy Research Group. Human Resources and Social Development Canada. August 2006. 154 pp. {750}
Government of Canada. 2003. The Opportunity and Challenge of Diversity: A Role for Social Capital? Synthesis Report. PRI Project: Social Capital as a Public Policy Tool. International Conference, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, November 23-25, 2003. 9 pp. {951}
Gross, Dominique M., and Nicolas Schmitt. 2006. Why do Low- and High-Skill Workers Migrate? Flow Evidence from France. Working Paper Series. No. 06-13. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. August 2006. 28 pp. {970}
Hall, C. 2005. Social Capital: Introductory User Guide, ESDS Government. Economic and Social Data Service (ESDS). September 2005. National Statistics. UK. 32 pp. {951}
Hiebert, Daniel. 2006. Beyond the Polemics: The Economic Outcomes of Canadian Immigration. Working Paper Series. No. 06-15. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. September 2006. 54 pp. {970}
Hiebert, Daniel, Nadine Schuurman, Heather Smith. 2007. Multiculturalism “on the Ground”: The Social Geography of Immigrant and Visible Minority Populations in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver, Projected to 2017. Working Paper Series. No. 07-12. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. April 2007. 119 pp. {970}
Hurlock, Debb, Karen McCullagh, and Catherine Schissel. 2004. Conversations for Change: An Overview of Services for Immigrant Children and Youth in Calgary. Prepared by the Consulting Team of Pen-names Consulting. May 2004. 102 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual Library/EResources/HurlockMcCullaghSchissel2004.pdf. {560-4}
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resources Division for Refugees. Winter 2009. Vol. 22(3). {955-3-2} (This issue features supporting government-assisted refugees: A coordinated service delivery model.)
Irastorza, Nahikari. 2006. The Liability of Foreignness: Survival Differences Between Foreign- and Native-owned Firms in the Basque Country. Working Paper Series. No. 06-18. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. December 2006. 47 pp. {970}
Jackson, Sara L. 2007. It’s a War on Love: Intermarriage in Vancouver, British Columbia’s Jewish Community. Working Paper Series. No. 07-09. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2007. 59 pp. {970}
Lauer, S.R., and M.C. Yan. 2007. Neighbourhood Houses and Bridging Social Ties. Working Paper Series. No. 07-07. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2007. 38 pp. {970}
Lezubski, Darren et al. 2006. April 2006. Growing Opportunties, Shrinking Options: Implications in the Growth, Retention and Integration of Immigrants Locating in Winnipeg. A Research Project of the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg. {760}
Marwah, Inder and Triadafilos Triadafilopoulos. 2009. Europeanizing Canada's Citizenship Regime? Canada-Europe Transatlantic Dialogue: Seeking Transnational Solutions to 21st Century Problems. Strategic Knowledge Cluster: Canada-Europe Transatlantic Dialogue. Commentary May 2009. 5 pp. {120}
McDonald, James Ted, and M. Rebecca Valenzuela. 2009. The Impact of Skill Mismatch among Migrants on Remittance Behaviour. A Program for Research on Social and Economic Dimensions of an Aging Population (SEDAP). SEDAP Research Paper No. 242. January 2009. 32 pp. Retrieved: http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/~sedap/p/sedap242.pdf. {770}
Ontario Health Quality Council. Q Monitor: 2008 Report on Ontario’s Health System. 107 pp. {730}
Ostrower, Francie. 2005. Motivations Matter: Findings and Practical Implications of a National Survey of Cultural Participation. The Urban Institute. The Wallace Foundation. 12 pp. {370}
Papademetriou, Demetrios G., and Aaron Terrazas. 2009. Immigrants and the Current Economic Crisis: Research Evidence, Policy Challenges, and Implications. Migration Policy Institute. January 2009. 31 pp. {820}
Phillips, A. Dahlia. 2007. Lost in Translation? Coverage of the Federal Election Campaign in Selected Ethnic Press in the Greater Toronto Area. A Major Research Paper presented to Ryerson University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in the Program of Immigration and Settlement Studies. 75 pp. {130}
Picot, Garnett, Feng Hou, and Simon Coulombe. 2007. Chronic Low Income and Low-Income Dynamics Among Recent Immigrants. Analytical Studies Branch Research Paper Series. Statistics Canada. January 2007. 48 pp. {770}
Portuguese Canadian National Congress. 2009. Moving Towards Visibility: Non-Status Immigrants and the Social Service Sector, a Report on the Undocumented Support Network Project. April 2009. 39 pp. {320-12}
Power Analysis Inc. 2007. Review of the Library Settlement Partnerships Pilot Projects in Public Library Branches: Final Report. 57 pp. {320-12}
Public Policy Forum. 2007. Comparing Approaches to Recognizing the Skills and Credentials of Foreign-Trained Workers: Outcome Report. April 18-20, 2007. Regina, Saskatchewan. 59 pp. {770-5}
Sakamoto, Izumi. 2007. A Critical Examination of Immigrant Acculturation: Toward an Anti-Oppressive Social Work Model with Immigrant Adults in a Pluralistic Society. British Journal of Social Work. Vol. 37: 515-535. {320-12}
Schellenberg, Grant, and Hélène Maheux. 2007. Immigrants’ Perspectives on Their First Four Years in Canada: Highlights from Three Waves of the Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada. Canadian Social Trends. Special Edition 2007. Social and Aboriginal Statistics Division. Statistics Canada. April 2007. 34 pp. {810-10}
Simich, Laura et al. 2007. Immigrant Parents’ Settlement Experiences and Contributions to Children’s Health: Analysis, Knowledge Transfer and Exchange (2006-2007). Research report of 2006 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Sison, Marites N. 2007. From Tragedy, Empowerment: The Filipino Canadian Community Finds Its Voice as It Heals from the Tragic Killing of One of Its Own. Filipinas. November 2007. 2 pp. {1100}
Statistics Canada. 2008. Canada’s Ethnocultural Mosaic, 2006 Census: Census Year 2006. Statistics Canada. 36 pp. Retrieved: http://www12.statcan.ca/english/census06/analysis/ethnicorigin/pdf/97-562-XIE2006001.pdf {810-10}
Statistics Canada. 2008. Study: The 2006 Canadian Immigrant Labour Market: Analysis by Region or Country of Birth. The Daily. February 13, 2008. 5 pp. Retrieved: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidien/080213/dq080213b-eng.htm. {810-10}
Toronto Public Library. 2007. Library Settlement Partnerships: A Program Model, Final Report. Library Settlement Partnerships. October 18, 2007. 65 pp. {320-12}
Taylor, Lesley Ciarula. 2009. Immigration System Hurts More Than Helps, Study Finds: Many Newcomers Stuck in Jobs That Are ‘Dirty, Dangerous and Difficult’. The Toronto Star. June 18, 2009. {1100}
Wasik, Adrienne. 2006. Economic Insecurity and Isolation: Post-Migration Traumas among Black African Refugee Women in the Greater Vancouver Area. Working Paper Series. No. 06-17. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2006. 34 pp. {970}
Wellesley Institution. 2009. Citizenship Matters: Re-examining Income (In)Security of Immigrant Seniors. The Community Perspectives Series. Alternative Planning Group (APG). May 2009. 31 pp. Retrieved: http://www.wellesleyinstitute.com/files/APG%20report%20final.pdf. {580}
Wikes, Rima, Neil Guppy, and Lily Farris. 2007. Canadian Attitudes Towards Immigration: Individual and Contextual Influences. Working Paper Series. No. 07-08. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2007. 32 pp. {970}
Wong, Winnie, and Yves
Poisson. 2008.
From Immigration to Participation: A Report on
Promising Practices in Integration. November 2008. Public Policy
Forum. 49 pp. {320-12}
New Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – June 2009
Andrew, Judith, and Plamen Petkov. 2007. Apprenticeship Training: Lessons Not Learned, Results of CFIB Ontario Apprenticeship Trades Training Survey. Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). February 2007. {770-5}
Baer, Douglas. 2008. Community Context and Civic Participation in Immigrant Communities: A Multi-Level Study of 137 Canadian Communities. Working Paper Series. No. 08-03. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. February 2008. 45 pp. {970}
Bevelander, Pieter, and Ravi Pendakur. 2008. Electoral Participation as a Measure of Social Inclusion for Native, Immigrants and Descendants in Sweden. Working Paper Series. No. 08-12. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2008. 35 pp. {970}
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). 2008. Current Housing Research: Social, Economic and Technical Research. Vol. 15(1). Canadian Housing Information Centre, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Summer 2008. 139 pp. {760}
Canadian Council for Refugees. 2005. Lives on Hold: Nationals of Moratoria Countries Living in Limbo. July 2005. 13 pp. {195}
Canadian Council for Refugees. 2006. Lives on Hold – The Limits of H & C. September 6, 2006. 10 pp. {195}
Canadian Council for Refugees, The United Church of Canada, and International Bureau for Children’s Rights. 2008. The Understanding and Application of “Best Interests of the Child” in H & C Decision-Making by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. September 2008. 19 pp. {560-4}
Cardozo, Andrew, and Ravi Pendakur. 2008. Canada’s Visible Minority Population: 1967-2017. Working Paper Series. No. 08-05. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. August 2008. 94 pp. {970}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2008. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 42(4). Winter 2008. {830}
Chan, Wendy. 2008. Exploring Immigrant Women’s Fears of Criminal Victimization. Working Paper Series. No. 08-10. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. September 2008. 59 pp. {970}
ElDakiky, Magdy, and John Shields. 2009. Immigration and the Demographic Challenge: A Statistical Survey of the Ontario Region. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 38. May 2009. 22 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2009/PolicyMatters38.pdf . {981}
Francis, Jenny. 2008. “You Cannot Settle Like This”: The Housing Situation of African Refugees in Metro Vancouver. Working Paper Series. No. 09-02. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. April 2009. 123 pp. {970}
Friesen, Jane, and Brian Krauth. 2008. Enclaves, Peer Effects and Student Learning Outcomes in British Columbia. Working Paper Series. No. 08-08. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. September 2008. 43 pp. {970}
Fong, Karen. 2009. Overcoming Structural Barriers to Labour Market Integration: An Analysis of the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council’s Approach. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 37. January 2009. 5 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2009/PolicyMatters37.pdf. {981}
Galarneau, Diane. 2005. Earnings of Temporary Versus Permanent Employees. Perspectives. Statistics Canada. January 2005. {770-5}
Galarneau, Diane, and René Morissette. 2004. Immigrants: Settling for Less? Perspectives. Statistics Canada. June 2004. {770-5}
Garnett, Bruce, and Charles Ungerleider. 2008. An Introductory Look at the Academic Trajectories of ESL Students. Working Paper Series. No. 08-02. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. February 2008. 30 pp. {970}
German Youth Institute (ed.). 2002. Growing up in Germany: Living Conditions, Problems and Solutions, Research and Development at the German Youth Institute. Deutsches Jugendinstitut, München. Germany. {570}
Gova, Alnoor, and Rahat Hurd. 2008. The Impact of Racial Profiling: A MARU Society/UBC Law Faculty Study. Working Paper Series. No. 08-14. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2008. 52 pp. {970}
Hiebert Daniel, and Mathew Coyle. 2008. 2006 Census Atlas on Immigration in British Columbia. Working Paper Series. No. 08-11. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. {970}
Hiebert, Daniel, and Pablo Mendez. 2008. Settling in: Newcomers in the Canadian Housing Market 2001-2005. Working Paper Series. No. 08-04. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. August 2008. 88 pp. {970}
Hiebert, Daniel, Pablo Mendez, and Elvin Wyly. 2008. The Housing Situation and Needs of Recent Immigrants in the Vancouver Metropolitan Area. Working Paper Series. No. 08-01. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. January 2008. 123 pp. {970}
Hübner-Funk, Sibylle (Ed.). 2004. Research in Progress: Selected Studies of the German Youth Institute. DJI International Series. Volume 1. Deutsches Jugendinstitut, München. Germany. {570}
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resources Division for Refugees. Fall 2008. Vol. 22(2). {955-3-2} (This issue features Canadian public library services to newcomers.)
InterQuest Consulting. 2006. Consultations on the Settlement and Lanugage Training Services Needs of Newcomers: In Support of the Canada-Ontario Immigration Agreement. Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 19 pp. {720-3}
Jacquet, Marianne, Danièle Moore, Cécile Sabatier, and Mambo Masinda. 2008. Integration of Young Francophone African Immigrants in Francophone Schools in British Columbia. Working Paper Series. No. 08-13. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. October 2008. 54 pp. {970}
Jaeseon, Joo, and Lee Chaejeong. 2009. Women in Korea: Statistical Handbook 2009. Korea Women’s Development Institute. Research paper -18-2. 75 pp. {606-3}
Kilbride, Kenise Murphy. n.d. A Review of the Literature on the Human, Social and Cultural Capital of Immigrant Children and Their Families with Implicatoins for Teaching Education. Paper presented for workshop 11 on teacher education for working with immigrant families and children: Implications of current research. Fourth International Metropolis Conference in Washington, D.C. 16 pp. {560}
Kilbride, Kenise Murphy. et.al. 2008. Reclaiming Voice: Challenges and Opportunities for Immigrant Women learning English. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 36. November 2008. 5 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2008/PolicyMatters36.pdf. {981}
Lamba, Navjot K., and Katerina Maximova, Marlene Mulder, and Irene Shankar. 2002. Student Involvement in the Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration: An Evaluation of Academic and Professional Development. May 2002. {710}
Landolt,
Patricia, Luin Goldering, and Judith Bernhard. 2009.
Between Grassroots Politics and the Ethnicizing
Imperative of the Multicultural State: Latin American Immigrant Organizations in
Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 73. January 2009. 25 pp.
Retrieved:
http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2009/CWP73.pdf
{985}
Lee, Sooyeon. (ed.). 2008. Special Issue on Gender Mainstreaming. Gender Studies and Policy Review. Korean Women’s Development Institute. GSPR 2008 Vol.1. {606-3}
Mata, Fernando. 2008. Exploring Linkages Between the Country of Post-secondary Education Completion and Labour Market Activity of Immigrants in Canada. Working Paper Series. No. 08-09. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. September 2008. 45 pp. {970}
Mendez, Pablo. 2008. Immigrant Residential Geographies and the “Spatial Assimilation” Debate in Canada, 1997-2006. Working Paper Series. No. 08-07. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. September 2008. 34 pp. {970}
Morissette, René. 2008. Earnings in the Last Decade. Perspectives. Statistics Canada. February 2008. {770-5}
O’Neill, Ryan. 2006. Review of Selected Social Indicators. Mandeep Bhalru (ed.). Laidlaw Foundation. Spring 2006. 21 pp. {320-12}
Oreopoulos, Phil. 2008. Why Do Skilled Immigrants Struggle in the Labour Market? A Field Experiment with Six Thousand Resumes. Working Paper Series. No. 09-03. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. May 2009. 50 pp. {970}
Owen, Timothy and Sophia J. Lowe. 2008. Labour Market Integration of Skilled Immigrants: Good Practices for the Recognition of International Credentials. This paper was prepared for Expert Group Meeting on Migration and Education: Quality Assurance and Mutual Recognition of Qualifications, held 22-23 September 2008 in UNESCO Headquarter in Paris. August 2008. {770}
Pendakur, Krishna, and Ravi Pendakur. 2008. Aboriginal Income Disparity in Canada. Working Paper Series. No. 08-15. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. December 2008. 35 pp. {970}
Pratt, Geraldine. 2008. Deskilling across the Generations: Reunification among Transnational Filipino Families in Vancouver. Working Paper Series. No. 08-06. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. September 2008. 58 pp. {970}
Pyper, Wendy. 2008. Skilled Trades Employment. Perspectives. Statistics Canada. October 2008. {770-5}
Sakamoto, Izumi, et al. 2008. Homelessness – Diverse Experiences, Common Issues, Shared Solutions: The Need for Inclusion and Accountability. Toronto: Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto. {760-5}
Sheldon, Linda, Krishna Pendakur, and Daniel Hiebert (ed.). 2008. Working Paper Series Policy Briefing Notes. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. {970}
Slade, Bonnie. 2008. The Social Organization of Volunteer Work in Toronto for Immigrants Seeking “Canadian Work Experience”. Post-Doctoral Fellow. York University. Research report for CERIS 2005 Graduate Student Research Award. 5 pp. {983}
Wayland, Sarah V., and Michelle P. Goldberg. 2009. Access to Trades for Newcomers in Ontario. Council of Agencies Serving South Asians. Project funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. April 2009. {770-5}
Weiner, Nan. 2008. Breaking Down Barriers to Labour Market Integration of Newcomers in Toronto. IRPP Choices. Vol. 14(10). September 2008. 42 pp. {770-5}
Yan, Miu Chung, Sean Lauer,
and Sherman Chan. 2008.
Social Capital and the Labour Market Process
among New Generation Youth from Visible Minority Immigrant Families.
Working Paper Series. No. 09-01. Metropolis British Columbia: Centre of
Excellence for Research on Immigration and Diversity. February 2009. 30 pp.
{970}
MEDIA DOCUMENTS
Bauder, Harald.
Economic Crisis
Bears down on Vulnerable Immigrants: Foreign-born Workers Act as Shock Absorbers
When Economy Crashes. Toronto Star. Opinion. March 9, 2009. {1100}
Jimenez, Marina. 2009.
Immigrant Youth Less Prone to Violent Acts. The Globe and Mail. March 5,
2009. {1100}
Milner, Mark. 2009.
Immigration to Cities Helping Rural Towns Vanish. CTV.ca. March 12,
2009.{1100}
Yates, Dana. 2009.
Canada is Known for Multiculturalism, But Do the Country’s Politicians Represent
the Diversity of the Populace? Ryerson University Research News.
February 13, 2009. {1100}
Yates, Dana. 2009.
Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way. Ryerson University Research News.
March 20, 2009. {1100}
New Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – December 2008
Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Service Agencies of BC. 2008. Cultures West. Vol. 26(1). AMSSA. Spring 2008. 23 pp. {940} (This issue is about welcoming communities in British Columbia.)
Agrawal, Sandeep Kumar, and Mohammad A. Qadeer. 2008. Faith-Based Ethnic Residential Communities and Neighbourliness. CERIS Working Paper Series, No. 63. January 2008. 41 pp. {985}
Ahmadi Bidhendi, Eynolah. 2007. Employment Facilitation Programs for Professional Immigrants in the Greater Toronto Area: Surveying Participants' Opinions about the Programs. A thesis submitted in conformity with requirements for the degree of Doctor in Philosophy. Graduate Department of Curriculum, Teaching, and Learning, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. 260 pp. {770}
Anisef, Paul, et. al. 2008. Early School Leaving Among Immigrants in Toronto Secondary Schools. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 67. June 2008. 26 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP67.pdf {985}
Association for Canadian Studies. 2008. Canadian Diversity. Vol. 6(2). Metropolis. Spring 2008. {000} (This issue is about the experiences of second generation Canadians.)
Association for Canadian Studies. 2008. Canadian Diversity. Vol. 6(4). Metropolis. Fall 2008. {000} (This issue is about citizenship in the 21st century, international approaches.)
Association for Canadian Studies. 2007. Canadian Issues. Spring 2008. (This issue is about immigration and diversity in Francophone minority communities) {000-2}
Basu, Ranu. 2008.
Cultivating Multiple Spaces of “Integration”
through Linguistic Diversity: Toronto Public Elementary Schools as
Re-definitional Sites. Department of Geography. York University.
Research report of 2005 CERIS-funded project. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/RFPReports/Basu2005.pdf
{980}
Full Report:
Basu Ranu. 2008.
“Integration” through Linguistic Diversity:
Toronto Public Elementary Schools as Re-definitional Sites.
Department of Geography. York University. 52 pp. Appendix:
Language Maps (with Lei Wang),
34 pp. {710}
Caidi, Nadia, and Danielle
Allard. 2008.
Information Practices of Ethno-Cultural
Communities (IPEC). Research report of 2005 CERIS-funded project.
April 10, 2008. {980}
Caidi, Nadia, and Danielle Allard.
2008.
Pratiques des communautés ethnoculturelles en
matière d’information (PCEI).
Research report of 2005 CERIS-funded project. Le
10 avril 2008. {980}
Caidi, Nadia, and Susan MacDonald. 2008. Information Practices of Canadian Muslims Post-9/11. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 34. June 2008. 17 pp. Retrieved from: http://ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2008/PolicyMatters34.pdf {981}
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). 2008. Current Housing Research: Social, Economic and Technical Research. Vol. 14(2). Canadian Housing Information Centre, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Winter 2007-2008. 162 pp. {760}
Catalyst and the Diversity Institute in Management & Technology. 2007. Career Advancement in Corporate Canada: A Focus on Visible Minorities ~ Survey Findings. 64 pp. {770}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2008. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 42(1). Spring 2008. {830}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2008. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 42(2). Summer 2008. {830}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2008. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 42(3). Fall 2008. {830}
CERIS – The Ontario Metropolis Centre. Annual Activities Report to SSHRC Metropolis Project Phase Three (Year One), Fiscal Year 2007-2008. June 30, 2008. {986}
Cheinis, Efim, and Dale Sproule. 2008. How to Find a Job in Canada: Common Problems and Effective Solutions. Canadian Newcomer Series. Oxford University Press. {770}
Colour of Change. 2008. Ontario Racial Equity - Racial Justice Review, with Respect to Recent Federal Policies, Programs and Initiatives. October 2008. 29 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ocasi.org/downloads/Federal_Government_Racial_Equity-Racial_Justice_Review_October6_2008.pdf {160}
Colour of Change. 2008. Ontario Racial Equity – Racial Justice Review at a Glance. 4 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ocasi.org/downloads/Summary_Table-Federal_Government_Racial_Equity_Racial_Justice_Review.pdf {160}
Da, Wei Wei. 2008. Development of Social-Support Networks by Recent Chinese Immigrant Women with Young Children Living in London, Ontario. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 66. May 2008. 24 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP66.pdf {985}
D’Addario, Silvia, Jeremy Kowalski, Maryse Lemoine, and Valerie Preston. 2008. Finding Home: Exploring Muslim Settlement in the Toronto CMA. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 68. October 2008. 29 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP68.pdf {985}
Dalgleish, Kim. 2008. A Call for Asset-based Approaches to Immigrant Economic Integration. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 35. October 2008. 14 pp. Retrieved from: http://ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2008/PolicyMatters35.pdf {981}
De Wolff, Alice. 2008. We Are Neighbours: The Impact of Supportive Housing on Community, Social, Economic and Attitude Changes. Wellesley Institute. May 2008. 42 pp. {760}
Doucet, Michael, and Rebecca Hii. 2008. Bibliography on Immigration and Settlement in the Toronto Area, Third Edition. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 65. April 27, 2008. 216 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP65.pdf {985}
Frenette, Marc, and René Morissette. 2003. Will They Ever Coverage? Earnings of Immigrant and Canadian-Born Workers Over the Last Two Decades. Research Paper. Business and Labour Market Analysis Division. Statistics Canada. October 2003. 20 pp. Retrieved: http://www.statcan.ca/english/research/11F0019MIE/11F0019MIE2003215.pdf/. {770}
Giscombe, Katherine. 2008. Career Advancement in Corporate Canada: A Focus on Visible Minorities – Workplace Fit and Stereotyping. Catalyst publication. 49 pp. {770}
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Spring 2008. Vol. 21(4). {955-3-2} (This issue features the Karen community initiative, a successful example of settlement agencies, community and volunteers working together.)
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Summer 2008. Vol. 22(1). {955-3-2} (This issue features religious pluralism and public policy, a background paper.)
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Fall 2008. Vol. 22(2). {955-3-2} (This issue features leveraging diversity for a new Canada.)
Journal of International Migration and Integration. 2008. Vol. 9(2). Spring 2008. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration, University of Alberta. {830}
Kilbride, Kenise Murphy, Vappu Tyyskä, Mehrunnisa Ali, and Rachel Berman. 2008. Reclaiming Voice: Challenges and Opportunities for Immigrant Women Learning English. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 72. November 2008. 60 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP72.pdf . {985}
Lin, Jane. 2008. Trends in Employment and Wages, 2002 to 2007. Perspectives. Statistics Canada. September 2008. 10 pp. {770}
Luisis, Tom, and Harald Bauder. “Provincial” Immigrants: The Social, Economic, and Transnational Experiences of the Filipino Canadian Community in Three Ontario Second-Tier Cities. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 62. January 2008. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP62.pdf. {985}
MacLellan, Duncan. 2008. Diversity and Immigrant Needs: Examining Toronto Through a Place-Based Approach. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 32. March 2008. 13 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2008/PolicyMatters32.pdf. {981}
Man, Guida. 2004. Gender, Work and Migration: Deskilling Chinese Immigrant Women in Canada. Women’s Studies International Forum. Vol. 27: 135-148. {602}
Man, Guida. 2007. Racilization of Gender, Work and Transnational Migration: The Experience of Chinese Immigrant Women in Canada. In Sean P. Hier and B. Singh Bolaria (eds). Race and Racism in 21st-Century Canada: Continuity, Complexity, and Change. {270}
Morissette, René, and Yuri Ostrovsky. 2008. How Do Families and Unattached Individuals Respond to Layoffs? Evidence from Canada. Analytical Studies Branch Research Paper Series. Business and Labour Market Analysis. Statistics Canada. 37 pp. {770}
Murdie, Robert A. 2008. Diversity and Concentration in Canadian Immigration: Trends in Toronto, Motreal and Vancouver, 1971-2006. Centre for Urban & Community Studies. Research Bulletin 42. March 2008. 12 pp. {760}
Murphy, Terry, and James de Finney (ed.). 2008. Our Diverse Cities. Saint Mary’s University, Université de Moncton, and Metropolis Institute, Atlantic Region. No. 5. Spring 2008. {00}
Newbold, K. Bruce, John Eyles, Steve Birch, and Kathi Wilson. 2008. Building a Profile of Health-Related Services: Hamilton’s Immigrant and Refugee Communities. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 64. February 2008. 28 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP64.pdf {985}
Noorani, Naeem, and Sabrina Noorani. 2008. Arrival Survival Canada: A Handbook for New Immigrants. Canadian Newcomer Series. Oxford University Press. {330}
Preston, Valerie, Audrey Kobayashi, and Guida Man. 2006. Transnationalism, Gender, and Civic Participation: Canadian Case Studies of Hong Kong Immigrants. Environment and Planning A. Vol. 38: 1633-1651. {510}
REFUGE: Canada's Periodical on Refugees. York Lanes Press. Vol. 24(2). Fall 2007. {960} (This issue is about informing integration.)
REFUGE: Canada's Periodical on Refugees. York Lanes Press. Vol. 25(1). Spring 2008. {960} (This issue is about psychosocial dimensions of the refugee experience.)
Shields, John and Bryan Evans. 2008. Knowledge Mobilization/Transfer, Research Partnerships, and Policymaking: Some Conceptual and Practical Considerations. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 33. April 2008. 14 pp. {981}
Sidhu, Navjeet. 2008. The Right to Learn: Access to Public Education for Non-Status Immigrants. Community Social Planning Council of Toronto. June 2008. 31 pp. {710-3}
Spitzer, Denise, and Sara Torres. 2008. Gender-Based Barriers to Settlement and Integration for Live-in-Caregivers: A Review of the Lterature. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 71. November 2008. 41 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP71.pdf. {985}
Sweet, Robert, Paul Anisef, and David Walters. 2008. Immigrant Parents’ Investments in Their Children’s Post-Secondary Education. The Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation. November 2008. 35 pp. Retrieved: http://www.millenniumscholarships.ca/images/Publications/081117_Immigrant_Parents.pdf. {710}
Türegün, Adnan. 2008. The Politics of Access to Professions: Making Ontario’s Fair Access to Regulated Professions Act, 2006. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 70. October 2008. 31 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP70.pdf {985}
Walton-Roberts, Margaret. 2008. Immigration, the University, and the Tolerant Second-Tier City. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 69. October 2008. 28 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2008/CWP69.pdf {985}
Media Documents:
Beiser, Morton. 2008. Where’s the National Discussion? Toronto Star. AA5. April 22, 2008. {1100}
Callender, Joyann. 2008. Shades of Economic Integration. Ryerson University Research News. November 7, 2008. {1100}
Grewal, San. Brain Drain II: Immigrants Let Glass Ceiling Gather Dust. Toronto Star. July 21, 2007. {1100}
Myer Siemiatycki. 2006. Time to Rethink Right to Vote in Civic Elections. Toronto Star. October 27, 2006. {1100}
Ryerson University. 2008. CERIS Research Centre Receives $1.5 Million in Federal Funding: Renewed Funding from SSHRC and CIC to Support Collaborative Immigration Research Partnership Among Ryerson, U of T and York. Media Release. February 11, 2008. {1100}
Taylor, Lesley Ciarula. 2008. The Dream Isn’t Working Now. The Toronto Star. October 24, 2008. {1100}
Toye, Suelan. 2008. Visible Minorities, Immigrants not Being Heard at the Polls: Report. Ryerson University Research News. October 20, 2008. {1100}
University of
Toronto. 2008.
Canada’s Largest Cities Most Diverse, Study Finds
Contribution to Diversity by Immigrants Less in Smaller Cities.
News@UofT. March 31, 2008. {1100}
New Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – February 2008
Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Service Agencies of BC. 2007. Cultural West. Vol. 25(2). Fall 2007. {320-11} (This issue is about rethinking settlement services across BC.)
Agrawal, Sandeep Kumar and Mohammad Qadeer. 2007. Faith-based Ethnic Residential Communities and Neighbourliness. Ryerson University and Queen’s University. Research report of 2005 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Armand, Francoise and Tuyet Trinh Thi. 2007. Rapport Annuel: du 1er avril 2005 au 31 mars 2006, présenté au Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada. Immigration et Métropoles. Juin 2007. 170 pp. {975}
Basok, Tanya. 2007. Barriers and Bridges: Enhancing Access to Services for Newcomers with Physical & Mental Disabilities. Centre for Studies in Social Justice. University of Windsor. Research report of 2006 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Bauder, Harald and Tom Lusis. 2007. Local, Regional and Transnational Networks and the Integration and Settlement Dispersal of Filipino Immigrants. Department of Geography. University of Guelph. Research report of 2006 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Boyd, Monica and Grant Schellenberg. 2007. Re-accreditation and the Occupations of Immigrant Doctors and Engineers. Canadian Social Trends. Statistics Canada. {770}
Centre de recherches en éducation franco-ontarienne. 2007. Papport annuel 2006-2007. Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto. {710}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2007. Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration 2007. In both English and French. Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. {120}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2007. Canada to Accept up to 265,000 New Immigrants in 2008. News Release. October 31, 2007. {1100}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2008. Government of Canada Announces New Funding for Research on Immigration and Diversity. January 7, 2008. {1100}
City of Ottawa. 2007. Faces of Ottawa: A Snapshot of Immigrant Labour Market Integration, Highlights. March 2007. 6 pp. {770}
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. 2004. Tackling the Doctor Shortage: A Discussion Paper. May 2004. May 2004. Retrieved: https://www.cpso.on.ca/Whats_New/Doctorshortage.pdf. {770}
Gilmore, Jason. 2008. The Canadian Immigrant Labour Market in 2006: Analysis by Region or Country of Birth. The Immigrant Labour Force Analysis Series. Labour Statistics Division. Statistics Canada. February 2008. 42 pp. Retrieved: http://www.statcan.ca/english/freepub/71-606-XIE/71-606-XIE2008002.pdf. {770}
Graham, Katherine. 2007. Our Diverse Cities. Carleton University and Metropolis Institute, Ottawa. No. 4. Fall 2007. {00}
Grondin, Chantal. 2007. Knowledge of Official Languages Among New Immigrants: How Important Is It in the Labour Market? 2005. Published by authority of the Minister responsible for Statistics Canada. Statistics Canada. Special Surveys Division. Minister of Industry. {720}
Goldring, Luin, Carolina Berinstein, and Judith Bernhard. 2007. Institutionalizing Precarious Immigration Status in Canada. October 16, 2007. 61 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/Goldring_et_al2007.pdf. {115}
Goldring, Luin, Carolina Berinstein, and Judith Bernhard. 2007. Institutionalizing Precarious Immigration Status in Canada. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 61. December 2007. 40 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2007/CWP60.pdf. {985}
Hamilton, Hayley. 2007. Pathways and Adherence to Service Among Immigrant and Non-immigrant Children. Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). University of Toronto. Research report of 2005 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Heller, Monica, Diane Farmer, Nadia Caidi, and Mary Richards. 2007. L’école franco-ontarienne et les jeunes issu-e-s de l’immigration. Department of Sociology and Equity Studies in Education. OISE/UT. Research report of 2006 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Hiebert, Daniel. 2007. Report of RIIM activities: 2006-2007. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. September 2007. 35 pp. {970}
Hulchanski, J. Davis. 2007. The Three Cities within Toronto: Income Polarization among Toronto’s Neighbourhoods, 1970-2000. Centre for Urban and Community Studies. University of Toronto. Research Bulletin 41. December 2007. {800}
Hyman, Ilene, et. al. 2006. Post-migration Changes in Gender Relations in the Ethiopian Community in Toronto – Phase II. In partnership with the Ethiopian Association in Toronto. Research report of 2004 CERIS-funded project. (Phase I report is available at http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/HymanI_et_al_PhaseI2004.pdf). {980}
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Fall 2007. Vol. 21 (2). {955-3-2} (This issue features a collaborative initiative for international trained physicians in Ottawa)
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Winter 2008. Vol. 21 (3). {955-3-2} (This issue features the immigration question in the Greater Moncton Area)
Kappel Ramji Consulting Group. 2007. A National Approach to Meeting the Needs of GAR Children and Youth within the Resettlement Assistance Program: Final Report. Citizenship and Immigration Canada Resettlement Assistance Unit. June 30, 2007. 113 pp. Retrieved: http://atwork.settlement.org/downloads/atwork/GAR_Children_and_Youth_Services_Final_Report.pdf. {560}
Kilbride, Kenise Murphy, Steven M. Webber, Cecilia Wong, and Nelson Amaral. 2006. Plug Them in and Turn Them on: Homelessness, Immigrants, and Social Capital. Ryerson University. Report submitted to the Housing and Homelessness Branch of the Department of Human Resources and Social Development Canada. June 2, 2006. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/Kilbride2006.pdf. {760}
Lessa, Iara, Cecilia Rocha, and Debbie Fields. 2007. Women’s Identities and Food: Practices of Settlement and Resistance in Immigrant Toronto. Ryerson University and FoodShare. Research report of 2006 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Lum, Lillie, and Jane Turrittin. 2007. Educating for Employment Integration: Ontario Education Projects. York University and CEHS. Research report of 2006 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Mah, Bonnie. 2005. Ethnic Identity and Heritage Language Ability in Second Generation Canadians in Toronto. IS8000 Major Research Paper submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Arts degree in Immigration and Settlement Studies. Ryerson University. 71 pp. {720}
Ng, Roxana, et. al. 2006. Learning to Be Good Citizens: Informal Learning and the Labour Market Experiences of Professional Chinese Immigrant Women. 2005 CERIS-funded project. 13 pp. {770}
Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. 2007. Eleventh Annual Progress Report: 2006-2007. August 17, 2007. {972}
Réseau SOLIDARITÉ Itinérance du Québec. 2006. Towards a Policy on Homelessness: Platform of Demands. September 2006. Retrieved: http://www.rapsim.org/pdf/RSIQ-Platform%20of%20Demands.pdf . {760}
Rodríguez-García, Dan. 2007. Internarriage Patterns and Social-Ethnic Stratification among Ethnic Groups in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 60. November 2007. 51 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2007/CWP60.pdf. {985}
Sakamoto, I., J. Ricciardi, J. Plyler, and N. Wood. 2007. Coming Together: Homeless Women, Housing and Social Support (Updated Internet Version). Toronto: Centre for Applied Social Research, Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto. Retrieved: http://www.socialwork.utoronto.ca/index.php?section=538. {760}
U.S. Department of State. 2007. Justice for All: The Legacy of Thurgood Marshall. 2007. Bureau of International Information Programs. {270}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2007. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 41(4). Winter 2007. {830}
Verma, Anil, Jeffrey Reitz, and Rupa Banerjee. 2006. Unions, Race, Immigrants and Earnings: A Longitudinal Examination of the Effect of Union Membership on the Income Progression of Immigrants to Canada. University of Toronto. Research report for CERIS 2004 funded project. {980}
Walton-Roberts, Margaret. 2007. Immigrant Settlement and Retention in Second Tier and Small Urban Regions: A Case Study of Kitchener-Waterloo Ontario, Canada. Department of Geography and Environmental Studies. Wilfrid Laurier University. 2005 CERIS-funded project. {980}
Wang, Lu. 2007. Ethnicity, Spatial Equity and Utilization of Primary Care Physicians – A Case Study of Mainland Chinese Immigrants in the Toronto CMA. Department of Geography. Ryerson University. Research report of 2006 CERIS-funded project. {980}
York University. 2008. CERIS Research Centre Receives $1.5 Million in Federal Funding: Renewed Funding from SSHRC and CIC to support collaborative immigration research partnership among Ryerson, U of T and York. February 11, 2008. {1100}
Audio/Visual Material (VHS):
America Beyond the Color Line: With Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Ebony Towers, Part Two, Tape A; Black Hollywood, Part One, Tape B. {930}
America Beyond the Color Line: With Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Ebony Towers, Part One, Tape A; Black Hollywood, Part Two, Tape B. {930}
Frederick Douglass: When the Lion Wrote History. VHS. {930}
The Freedom Station. {930}
HBO “Boycott”. December 18, 2003. {930}
Last Breeze of Summer. {930}
Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Parks. {930}
Rose Parks – The Path to Freedom. {930}
Supreme
Court Decisions That Changed the Nation – Brown Vs. Board of Education. {930}
New Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – November 2007
Almey, Marcia. 2007.
Finding Data on Women: A Guide to the Major Data Sources at Statistics Canada.
Statistics Canada. Status of Women Canada. March 2007. Retrieved:
http://www.swc-cfc.gc.ca/pubs/pubspr/0662498377/200703_0662498377_e.pdf. {606-1}
Anucha, Uzo, Nombuso S. Dlamini, Miu Chung Yan et Lisa Smylie. 2006. Capital Social et bien-être des immigrantes : Étude multidimensionnelle auprès de quatre communauté ethniques de Windsor. Décembre 2006. {606-3}
Anucha, Uzo, Nombuso S. Dlamini, Miu Chung Yan, and Lisa Smylie. 2006. Social Capital and the Welfare of Immigrant Women: A Multi-Level Study of Four Ethnic Communities in Windsor. Research funded by Status of Women Canada. December 2006. 131 pp. {606-3}
Association for Canadian Studies. 2007. Canadian Issues. Spring 2007. (This issue is about foreign credential recognition.) {00}
Bevelander, Pieter, and Ravi Pendakur. 2007. Minorities, Social Capital and Voting. 22 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual Library/EResources/BevelanderPendakur2007.pdf. {130}
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). 2007. Catalogue of CMHC Research Reports and Publications Regarding Newcomers, Immigration and Settlement. January 2007. 14 pp. {760}
Canadian Race Relations Foundation. 2005. Directions: Research and Policy on Eliminating Racism. Vol. 2(1). (This issue is about employment equity.) {770}
Canadian Labour and Business Centre. 2005. Engagement with Regional Stakeholders on Integrating Internationally-Trained Workers into the Workforce: Report on Five Canadian Roundtables Fredericton, Hamilton, Victoria, Saskatoon, Windsor. October 2005. 53 pp. {770}
Canadian Heritage. 2002. Annual Report on the Operation of the Canadian Multiculturalism Act 2000-2001. Canadian Heritage Multiculturalism. {140}
Canadian Heritage. 2007. Annual Report on the Operation of the Canadian Multiculturalism Act 2005-2006. Canadian Heritage Multiculturalism. 80 pp. {140}
Capps, Randy, Michael Fix, Julie Murray, Jason Ost, Jeffrey S. Passel, and Shinta Herwantoro. 2005. The New Demography of America’s Schools: Immigration and the No Child Left Behind Act. The Urban Institute. 41 pp. Retrieved: http://www.urban.org/UploadedPDF/311230_new_demography.pdf. {710}
Cavers, Val, Paula Carr and Leonie Sandercock. 2007. How Strangers become Neighbours: Constructing Citizenship through Neighbourhood Community Development. A manual to accompany the film, ‘Where Strangers become Neighbours: The Story of the Collingwood Neighbourhood House and the Integration of Immigrants in Vancouver’. 47 pp. {320-12}
Centre for Research and Information on Canada (CRIC). 2005. Finding Their Voice: Civic Engagement among Aboriginal and New Canadians. The CRIC Papers. July 2005. 20 pp. {130}
Chan, Zhongping. 2004. Chinese Minority and Everyday Racism in Canadian Towns and Small Cities: An Ethnic Study of the Case of Peterborough, Ontario, 1892-1951. Canadian Ethnic Studies. XXXVI. No. 1: 71-91. {520}
Chekki, Dan A. 2006. Immigrant and Refugee Serving Organizations in a Canadian City: An Exploratory Study. PCERII Working Paper Series. No. WP01-06. 23 pp. Retrieved from: http://pcerii.metropolis.net/WorkingPapers/WP01-06.pdf. {972}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2006. Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration 2006. In both English and French. Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. {120}
Community Social Planning Council of Toronto. 2006. Faces of the Cuts: The Impact of Federal Program Cuts on Community in Toronto: An Early Look at Selected Areas Slated for Funding Cuts. Forum convened by Community Social Planning Council of Toronto. Held at Ontario Bar Association. October 11, 2006. 28 pp. {340}
Crocker, D., Dobrowolsky, A., Keeble, E., Moncayo, C.C., and Tastsoglou, E. 2007. Security and Immigration, Changes and Challenges: Immigrant and Ethnic Communities in Atlantic Canada, Presumed Guilty? Research funded by Status of Women Canada and the Department of Canadian Heritage. January 2007. Retrieved: http://www.swc-cfc.gc.ca/pubs/pubspr/0662448747/200701_9780662448747_e.pdf. {120}
Di Biase, Sonia, and Harald Bauder. 2005. Immigrant Settlement in Ontario: Location and Local Labour Markets. Canadian Ethnic Studies. XXXVII. No. 3: 114-135. {770}
Goldring, Luin, Carolina Berinstein, and Judith Bernhard. 2007. Institutionalizing Precaurious Immigration Status in Canada. October 16, 2007. 61 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/Goldring_et_al2007.pdf. {115}
Hiebert, Diniel, et. al. 2006. The Housing Situation and Needs of Recent Immigrants in the Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver CMAs: An Overview. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). 43 pp. {760}
Hyman, Ilene. 2002. Immigrant and Visible Minority Women. Chapter 25 from Ontario Women’s Health Status Report. February 2002. {730}
Icart, Jean-Claude. 2001. Historical Perspectives on Racism in Quebec. Conseil des relations interculturelles. November 2001. 83 pp. {150}
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Summer 2007. Vol. 21 (1). {955-3-2} (This issue is about fighting racism in Canada)
Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement (CERIS) – Toronto. 2007. Annual Activities Report to SSHRC Phase II Metropolis Project, Fiscal Year 2006-2007. August 30, 2007. {986}
Kwak, Min-June, and Daniel Hiebert. 2007. Immigrant Entrepreneurship and the Role of Non-Government Organizations in an Era of Neo-Liberal Governance. Working paper series No. 07-05. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). March 2007. 34 pp. {970}
Kymlicka, Will. 1996. Accommodating Ethnocultural Diversity in Canada: Five Papers Prepared for the Department of Canadian Heritage. September – December 1996. {150}
Ley, David. 2007. Multiculturalism: A Canadian Defence. Working paper series No. 07-04. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). March 2007. 20 pp. {970}
Li, Wei, Alex Oberle and Gary Dymski. 2007. Global Banking and Financial Services to Immigrants in Canada and the United States. Working paper series No. 07-06. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). April 2007. 36 pp. {970}
Liu, Eric. 2007. A Descriptive Study of Employers’ Attitudes and Practices in Hiring Newcomer Job Seekers: The Study in Brief. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 31. November 2007. 17 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2007/PolicyMatters31.pdf. {981}
Monash Institute for the Study of Global Movements. 2006. Around the Globe. Vol. 3(2). Spring 2006. {770} (This issue focuses on skilled migration.)
Ontario Human Rights Commission. 2007. Human Rights and Rental Housing in Ontario: Consultation Paper. March 28. 2007. Retrieved: http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/resources/discussion_consultation/housingconsult/pdf. {760}
Pacheco, Debbie. 2004. Contested Belongings: Crowding the Portuguese-Speaking Diaspora in Canada. A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts. Department of Sociology and Equity Studies in Education. Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto. 134 pp. {510}
Preston, Valerie, Robert Murdie, and Ann Marie Murnaghan. 2007. The Housing Situation and Needs of Recent Immigrants in the Toronto CMA. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 56. 64 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2007/CWP56.pdf. {See 985}
Reimer, Bill. (ed.). 2007. Our Diverse Cities. Concordia University and Metropolis Institute, Ottawa. No. 3. Summer 2007. (This issue is about rural communities.) {00}
The Sabawoon Afghan Family Education (SAFE) and Counselling Centre. 2003. Exploring the Mental Health Needs of Afghans in Toronto. Spring 2003. 48 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/SAFE2003.pdf. {740}
Soroor, Waheed, and Zarsanga Popal. 2005. Bridging the Gap: Understanding the Mental Health Needs of Afghan Youth. Report Commissioned by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services. June 2005.
Status of Women Canada. 2002. Assessing Violence Against Women: A Statistical Profile. Federal-Provincial-Territorial Ministers Responsible for the Status of Women. 72 pp. Retrieved: http://www.swc-cfc.gc.ca/pubs/0662331664/index_e.html. {606-2}
Status of Women Canada. 2006. Women and Migration: Pre-Conference Workshop, 11th International Metropolis Conference, Lisbon, Portugal. October 2, 2006. {606-2}
Teixeira, Carlos. 2007. Toronto’s Little Portugal: A Neighbourhood in Transition. Research Bulletin #35. Centre for Urban and Community Studies. University of Toronto. March 2007. 8 pp. {510}
University of Calgary. 2006. Canadian Ethnic Studies. Vol. XXXVIII, No. 3. {380}
Vucetic, Maša. 2006. Senior Immigrants from the Former Yugoslavia in Toronto: Access to Services and Community Connection. A major research paper presented to Ryerson University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in the Program of Immigration and Settlement Studies. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 41 pp. {580}
Wang, Jiwu. 2002. Religious Identity and Ethnic Language: Correlations between Shifting Chinese Canadian Religious Affiliation and Mother Tongue Retention, 1931-1961. Canadian Ethnic Studies. XXXIV. No. 2: 64-119. {520}
Wortley, Scot, and Julian Tanner. 2007. Criminal Organizations or Social Groups? An Exploration of the Myths and Realities of Youth Gangs in Toronto. First Draft. University of Toronto. 154 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/WortleyTanner2007.pdf. {250}
Yee, June Ying, Helen Wong and Axelle Janczur. 2007. Examining Systemic and Individual Barriers Experienced by Visible-Minority Social Workers in Mainstream Social Service Agencies: A Community Project. June 2006. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 57. June 2007. 66 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/WKPP%20List/WKPP2007/CWP57.pdf. {985}
New Documents Available at
CERIS Resource Centre – May 2007
The Aboriginal Institutes’ Consortium. 2005. Aboriginal Institutions of Higher Education: A Struggle for the Education of Aboriginal Students, Control of Indigenous Knowledge, and Recognition of Aboriginal Institutions. An Examination of Government Policy. The Aboriginal Institutes’ Consortium. August 2005. 81 pp. {128}
Akbari, Ather H. 2007. Prospensity to Naturalize its Impact on Labour Market Performance and Public Coffers in the United States of America. Working paper series No. 07-01. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). January 2007. 28 pp. {970}
Anisef, Paul, Morgan Poteet, Danielle Anisef, Grace Farr, Cécile Poirier, and Haiping Wang. Issues Confronting Newcomer Youth in Canada: Alternative Models for a National Youth Host Program. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 29. January 2007. 13 pp. {981}
Association of International Physicians & Surgeons of Ontario (AIPSO). 2000. Barriers to Licensing in Ontario for International Physicians. June 2000. 9 pp. {770}
Association of International Physicians & Surgeons of Ontario. 2002. Integrating Canada’s Internationally-Trained Physicians: Towards a Coherent, Equitable and Effective National System. Submission to the Commission of the Future of Healthcare in Canada. May 2002. 15 pp. Retrieved: http://www.promptinfo.ca/Library/Docs/AIPSOromanow%20submission%20final%20version.pdf. {730}
Bernhard, Judith K. and Marlina Freire. 1999. What is My Child Learning at Elementary School? Culturally Contested Issues between Teachers and Latin American Families. Canadian Ethnic Studies. Vol. XXXI (3): 72-161. {560}
Buzzelli, Michael and K. Bruce Newbold. 2006. Immigrant Rites of Passage: Urban Settlement, Physical Environmental Quality and Health in Vancouver. Working paper series No. 06-12. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). August 2006. Retrieved from: http://www.riim.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/2006/WP06-12.pdf. {970}
Canadian Labour and Business Centre. 2004. Towards Understanding Business, Labour and Sector Council Needs and Challenges Related to Enhanced Language Training: Final Report. Funded by Citizenship and Immigrantion Canada, Enhanced Language Training Initiative. June 2004. Retrieved from: http://www.clbc.ca/files/Reports/ELT_Final_Report_-_E.pdf. {770}
Coulombe, Diane. 2006. RIIM Research Consultation Retreat. Commentary series No. 06-02. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). September 7, 2006. Retrieved from: http://riim.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/2006/C06-02.pdf {970}
Deng, Nuowen. 2007. Why do Immigrants from Hong Kong to Canada Stay or Leave? Working paper series No. 07-03. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). January 2007. 51 pp. {970}
Dewitt, Beth and Naomi Adelson. 2007. Toward Equitable Health and Heath Services for Cambodian Refugee Women: An Ethnographic Analysis. Final report to the Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement (CERIS). 14 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual Library/RFPReports/AdelsonDewitt2005.pdf. {980}
Dingu-Kyrklund, Elena. 2007. Citizenship, Migration, and Social Integration in Sweden: A Model for Europe? CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 52. January 2007. 62 pp. {985}
Garcia, Mila Astorga. 2007. The Road to Empowerment in Toronto’s Filipino Community: Moving from Crisis to Community Capacity-Building. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 54. April 2007. 48 pp. {985}
Gill, Jagjeet Kaur. 2007. Exploring Issues of Identity Among Punjabi-Sikh Youth in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 53. February 2007. 54 pp. {985}
Golovetskyy, Basil. 2007. Are Cross-Border Movements and Border Security Complements. Working paper series No. 06-21. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). January 2007. 27 pp. {970}
Health Canada. 2007. Health Policy Research. Issue 13. February 2007. {730} (This issue is about the working conditions facing Canada’s nurses.)
Health Disparities Task Group of the Federal/Provincial/Territorial Advisory Committee on Population Health and Health Security. 2004. Reducing Health Disparities – Roles of the Health Sector: Discussion Paper. December 2004. 31 pp. {730}
Hyman, Ilene. 2007. Immigration and Health: Reviewing Evidence of the Healthy Immigrant Effect in Canada. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 55. April 2007. 34 pp. {985}
Hyman, Ilene. 2004. Setting the Stage: Reviewing Current Knowledge on the Heath of Canadian Immigrants: What Is the Evidence and Where Are the Gaps? Canadian Journal of Public Health. Vol. 95(3): I-4 – I-8. May/June 2004. {730}
Ingleby, David and Charles Watters. 2002. Refugee Children at School: Good Practices in Mental Health and Social Care. Education and Health. Vol. 20(3): 43-45.
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Winter 2007. Vol. 20 (3). {955-3-2} (This issue is regarding employment services at the Association for New Canadians)
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Spring 2007. Vol. 20 (4). {955-3-2} (This issue features an interview with Rose Kattackal, Director General,Integration Branch, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) )
Lamontagne François. 2004. The Aboriginal Workforce: What Lies Ahead CLBC Commentary. Canadian Labour and Business Centre. September 2004. 9 pp. {550}
Lochhead, Clarence. 2003. Perspectives on Immigration: Findings from the Canadian Labour and Business Centre’s Survey of Canadian Business, Labour and Public Sector Leaders. Final report submitted to Strategic Policy Division, Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Canadian Labour and Business Centre. 25 pp. {770}
Lowry, Michelle, and Peter Nyers. 2003. “No One is Illegal”: The Fight for Refugee and Migrant Rights in Canada: A Roundtable Report. Refuge: Canada’s Periodical on Refugees. Vol. 21(3): 66-72. May 2003. {190}
Maxwell, Brem. 2006. Migrant Workers in Canada: A Review of the Canadian Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program. The North-South Institute. 18 pp. {770}
Maxwell, Glynis. 2007. Respect All Voices: Neighbourhood Councils as a Tool for Building Social Inclusion. A policy and practice paper. Inclusive Cities Canada. Community Development Halton. February 2007. 20 pp. {160}
Newbold, K.B., J. Eyles, S. Birch, and K. Wilson. 2007. Building a Profile of Health Related Services: Hamilton’s Immigrant and Refugee Communities. Centre for Spatial Analysis (CSpA). Working Paper Series. WP019. McMaster University. January 2007. 22 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/RFPReports/NewboldFullPaper2005.pdf. {730}
Newbold, K. Bruce, John Eyles, Steve Birch, and Kathi Wilson. 2007. Building a Profile of Health Related Services: Hamilton’s Immigrant and Refugee Communities: Final Report. 2005 CERIS-Funded project. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/RFPReports/Newbold2005.pdf. {980} (Full paper see 730)
Ng, Roxana. 2006. Learning to be Good Citizens: Informal Learning and the Labour Market Experiences of Professional Chinese Immigrant Women. Adult Education and Community Development Program, OISE/UT. 2005 CERIS-funded project. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/RFPReports/Ng2005.pdf. {980}
Nyers, Peter. 2006. The Accidental Citizen: Acts of Sovereignty and (Un)making Citizenship. Economy and Society. Vol. 35(1). February 2006: 22-41. {131}
Nyers, Peter. 1999. Emergency or Emerging Identities? Refugees and Transformations in World Order. Millennium: Journal of International Studies. Vol. 28 (1): 1-26. {195}
Qadeer, Mohammad A. 2007. The Charter and Multiculturalism. Policy Options. February 2007. 5 pp. {140}
Richmond, Ted, and John Shields. 2007. Settlement Services and the Public Good. The Key Note Address “Building Capacity”, First LINC Administrators Conference: Taking the Lead. Professional Development Conference for LINC Administrators. Citizenship & Immigration Canada, Ontario Region, Toronto. March 7-9, 2007. 19 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/RichmondShields2007.pdf. {310}
Rights of Non-Status Women Network. n.d. Non-Status Women in Canada: Fact Sheet. 2 pp. Retrieved: http://www.schliferclinic.com/factsheets/nonstatuswomen.pdf. {605}
Rousseau, Cécile, Aline Drapeau, Louise Lacroix, Déogratias Bagilishya, and Nicole Heusch. 2005. Evaluation of a Classroom Program of Creative Expression Workshops for Refugee and Immigrant Children. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry. Vol. 46(2): 180-185. {560}
Scott, Katherine, Kevin Selbee, and Paul Reed. 2006. Making Connections: Social and Civic Engagement among Canadian Immigrants. Canadian Council on Social Development. 51 pp. {791}
Setién María Luisa and Trinidad L. Vicente. (eds.) 2005. Cross-Disiplinary Views on Migration Diversity. Bilbao: University of Deusto. 250 pp. {121}
Shahsiah, Sara and June Ying Yee. 2006. Striving for Best Practices and Equitable Mental Health Care Access for Racialised Communities in Toronto. Funded by Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR), Institute of Health Services and Policy Research and Institute of Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction. November 2006. 60 pp. Retrieved: http://www.accessalliance.ca/media/EquitableMentalHealthCareAccessResearchReport.pdf. {740-5}
Springer, Joseph, Terry Roswell and Janet Lum. 2007. Pathways to Homelessness Among Caribbean Youth Aged 15-25 in Toronto. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 30. March 2007. 12 pp. {981}
Teo, Sin Yih. 2007. Vancouver’s Newest Chinese Diaspora: Settlers or “Immigrant Prisoners”? Working paper series No. 07-02. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). January 2007. 19 pp. {970}
Toohey, Kelleen and Tracey M. Derwing. 2006. Hidden Losses: How Demographics Can Encourage Incorrect Assumptions about ESL High School Students’ Success. Working paper series No. 06-11. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). July 2006. Retrieved from: http://www.riim.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/2006/WP06-11.pdf. {970}
Uzo, Anucha. 2006. A Community Dialogue on Homelessness among Immigrants and Refugees in Windsor and Essex County. Final report for CERIS Research Grant 2004-2005. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/RFPReports/Anucha2004.pdf. 10 pp. {980}
Vertovec, Steven. 2006. The Emergence of Super-Diversity in Britain. Working paper series No. 06-14. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). September 2006. Retrieved from: http://www.riim.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/2006/WP06-14.pdf {970}
Vukov, Tamara. 2002. Performing the Immigrant Nation at Pier 21 : Politics and Counterpolitics in the Memorialization of Canadian Immigration. International Journal of Canadian Studies. International Council for Canadian Studies. Vol. 26. Fall 2002. {120}
Wellesley Institute. 2006. The Blueprint to End Homelessness in Toronto: A Two-Part Action Plan. Wellesley Institute, Advancing Urban Health. {760}
Worswick, Christopher. 2004. Adaptation and
Inequality: Children of Immigrants in Canadian Schools. Canadian Journal of
Economics. Vol.37(1): 53-77. February 2004. {560}
New Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – December 2006
Asher, Kathryn. 2006. An ICC Recommendation Comes to Life: The Municipal Youth Cabinet’s Role in Inclusion. October 2006. A policy and practice paper. The Saint John Human Development Council and Inclusive Cities Canada. 20 pp. Retrieved: http://www.inclusivecities.ca/publication/reports/2006/saintjohn-report.pdf. {570}
Association for Canadian Studies. 2006. Canadian Diversity. Vol. 5(1). Metropolis. Winter 2006. {00} (This issue is about international approaches to integration of newcomers.)
Berhard, Judith K. 2002. Are We on the Right Path to Hornoring Diversity in Early Education? Lessons Learned from Canada. Presented to the National Association from Education of Young Children, New York, November 2002. 5 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ryerson.ca/~bernhard/documents/NAEYC2002immigrants.doc. {560}
Bernhard, Judith K. 2003. Enhance Your Relationships with Newcomer Parents. Document for school personnel. December 17, 2003. 7 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ryerson.ca/~bernhard/pdf/persondoc03.PDF. {710}
Bernhard Judith K., Carlos F. Diaz and Ilene Allgood. 2005. Research-based Teacher Education for Multicultural Contexts. International Education. Vol. 16 (3): 263-277. August 2005. Retrieved: http://www.ryerson.ca/~bernhard/pdf/Intercultural_Ed_article%20-%20Aug%202005.pdf. {710}
Bernhard, Judith K., Marlinda freire, Fidelia Torres and Suparna Nirdosh. 1997. Latin Americans in a Canadian Primary School: Perspectives of Parents, Teachers and Children on Cultural Identity and Academic Achievement. Canadian Journal of Regional Science. Vol. 19 (3): 217-236. Spring-summer 1997. Retrieved: http://www.ryerson.ca/~bernhard/pdf/Bernhard%20Torres%20article%20-%201998.pdf . {710}
Berinstein, Carolina, Jean McDonald, Peter
Nyers, Cynthia Wright, and Sima Sahar Zerehi. 2006.
Access Not Fear: Non-Status
Immigrants and City Services. Preliminary
report prepared for the ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Campaign, Toronto, Ontario.
February 2006. 25 pp. Retrieved:
http://www.socsci.mcmaster.ca/polisci/emplibrary/Access%20Not%20Fear%20Report%20(Feb%202006).pdf.
{320-11}
Canadian Council for Refugees. 2006.
Gender-Based Analysis of Settlement: Research
Report. November 2006. 132 pp. Retrieved: http://www.web.net/~ccr/GBAresearch.pdf.
{320-12}
Canadian Institute for Health Information. Improving the Health of Canadians: An Introduction to Health in Urban Places. Canadian Population Health Initiative. 127 pp. Retrieved: http://secure.cihi.ca/cihiweb/products/PH_Full_Report_English.pdf . {730}
Centre for Migration Studies.
2006. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 40(4). Winter 2006.
{830}
Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health. 2006. Research Bulletin.
Vol. 5(2). Fall 2006. (This issue is about gender and HIV/AIDS.) {603-3}
City of Surrey. 1997. Task Force Report on Intercultural Inclusivity: Reaching Out in Surrey. Project funded by the City of Surrey and the Ministry Responsible for Multiculturalism and Immigration. January 7, 1997. {320}
Desouza Ruth. 2006. New Spaces and Possibilities: The Adjustment to Parenthood for New Migrant Mothers. Blue Skies Report No. 13/06. Blue Skies Fund. November 2006. 50 pp. (This report is about new migrant mothers in New Zealand.) Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/DesouzaR2006.pdf. {606-2}
Health Canada. 2006. Health Policy Research. Issue 12. September 2006. {730} (This issue is about social capital and health.)
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Fall 2006. Vol. 20 (2). {955-3-2} (This issue is discussing “what future for the Canadian settlement sector”)
Journal of International Migration and Integration. 2006. Vol. 7(1). Winter 2006. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration, University of Alberta. {830}
Sheilds, John, Khan Rahi, and Antonie Scholtz. 2006. Visible-Minority Employment Exclusion: The Experience of Young Adults in Toronto. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 28. September 2006. 15 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2006/PolicyMatters28.pdf. {981}
Kelly, Philip. 2006. Filipinos in Canada: Economic Dimensions of Immigration and Settlement. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 48. September 2006. 37 pp. {985}
Liu, Eric Nan. 2006. Access to Employment or Access to Employers: A Descriptive Study of Employers’ Attitudes and Practices in Hiring Newcomer Job Seekers. A major research paper presented to Ryerson University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in the program of Immigration and Settlement Studies. September 2006. 67 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/LiuEN2006.pdf. {770}
Metropolis. 2006. Metropolis World Bulletin. Vol. 6. September 2006. {00}. (This volume is about diasporas and transnationalism.)
Murdie, Robert, Valerie Preston, Sutama Ghosh, Magali Chevalier. 2006. Immigrants and Housing: A Review of Canadian Literature from 1990 to 2005. Department of Geography, York University. Research Report. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) Project. 189 pp. Retrieved: ftp://ftp.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/chic-ccdh/Research_Reports-Rapports_de_recherche/eng_unilingual/CHIC-Immigrants(w).pdf. {760}
Novac, Sylvia, Joe Hermer, Emily Paradis, and Amber Kellen. 2006. Justice and Injustice: Homelessness, Crime, Victimization, and the Criminal Justice System. Research Paper 207. Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto with the John Howard Society of Toronto. November 2006. 190 pp. {250}
O’Hara, Philip. 2006. Social Inclusion Health Indicators: A Framework for Addressing the Social Determinants of Health. October 2006. Edmonton Social Planning Council and Inclusive Cities Canada. 22 pp. Retrieved: http://www.inclusivecities.ca/publication/reports/2006/edmonton-report.pdf. {730}
Peters, Evelyn. 2004. Three Myths about Aboriginals in Cities. Sponsored by Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences. Ottawa. March 25, 2004. 16 pp. Retrieved: http://www.fedcan.ca/english/pdf/fromold/breakfast-peters0304.pdf. {550}
Presten, Valerie, Robert Murdie, and Ann Marie Murnaghan. 2006. The Housing Situation and Needs of Recent Immigrants in the Toronto CMA. Department of Geography, York University. Research Report. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) Project. 98 pp. Retrieved: ftp://ftp.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/chic-ccdh/Research_Reports-Rapports_de_recherche/eng_unilingual/CHIC_Housing(w).pdf. {760}
PROMPT. 2004. In the Public Interest: Immigrant Access to Regulated Professions in Today’s Ontario, A PROMPT Policy Paper. Policy Roundtable Mobilizing Professions and Trades. July 2004. 99 pp. Retrieved: http://www.crehs.on.ca/downloads/In%20The%20Public%20Interest.pdf .{770}
PROMPT. 2005. Towards a Comprehensive Labour Market Strategy for Immigrants Part I: A vision for immigrant labour market participation; Part II. Considerations for a new approach to funding and implementing immigrant employment initiatives. A Prompt Discussion Paper. Policy Roundtable Mobilizing Professions and Trades.89 pp. Retrieved: http://www.ntab.org/admin/eZeditor/files/f_32_A_Comprehensive_Labour_Market_Strategy.pdf . {770}
Sandercock, Leonie. 2004. Sustaining Canada’s Multicultural Cities: Learning from the Local. February 24th, 2004. Sponsored by Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences. Ottawa. 21 pp. Retrieved: http://www.fedcan.ca/english/pdf/fromold/breakfast-sandercock0204.pdf. {150}
Scavello, Nino A. 2006. Italian Popular Piety and the North American Immigration Experience: A Postwar Comparative analysis. History 5100.06 Major Research Paper. York University. August 2006. 79 pp. {520-6}
Shahsiah, Sara. 2006. Identify, Identification, and Racialisation: Immigrant Youth in the Canadian Context. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 49. September 2006. 41 pp. {985}
Shor, Ron. 2003. A Comparative Study of Conflicts Experienced between Immigrant Parents in Canada and in Israel, and Professionals in Educational Institutions about Appropriate Responses to Children’s Misbehavior. Intercultural Education. Vol. 14 (4). December 2003. Retrieved: http://www.ryerson.ca/~bernhard/documents/Acomparativestudyofconflictsexperiencedbetweenparentsincanadaandinisrael....pdf . {560}
Siemiatycki, Myer. 2006. The Multicipal Franchise and Social Inclusion in Toronto: Policy and Practice. Community Social Planning Council of Toronto and Inclusive Cities Canada. October 2006. 31 pp. Retrieved: http://www.inclusivecities.ca/publication/reports/2006/toronto-report.pdf. {130}
Stairs, Arlene Holland and Judith K. Bernhard. 2003. Considerations for evaluating ‘Good Care’ in Canadian Aboriginal Early Childhood Settings. McGill Journal of Education. Vol. 37 (3): 309-330. Retrieved: http://www.ryerson.ca/~bernhard/pdf/Stairs%20Bernhard%20article%20-%202003.pdf. {550}
Statistics Canada. 2003. The Canadian Labour Market at a Glance, 2003. Labour Statistics Division. Retrieved: http://www.statcan.ca/english/freepub/71-222-XIE/71-222-XIE2004000.pdf. 117 pp. {810-10}
Van Ngo, Hieu and David Este. 2006. Professional Re-entry for Foreign-Trained Immigrants. Journal of International Migration and Integration. Winter 2006. Vol. 7(1): 27-50. {770}
Veronis, Luisa. 2006. Rethinking transnationalism: Latin Americans’ Experiences of Migration and Participation in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 51. October 2006. 49 pp. {985}
Vukov, Tamara. 2003. Imagining Communities through Immigration Policies: Government Regulation, Media Spectacles and the Affective Politics of National Borders. International Journal of Cultural Studies. Vol. 6(3): 335-353. {120}
Walters, David, Kelli Phythian and Paul Anisef. 2006. The Ethnic Identity of Immigrants in Canada. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 50. October 2006. 28 pp. {985}
New Documents Available at
CERIS Resource Centre – September 2006
Agunias, Dovelyn Rannveig. 2006. From a Zero-Sum to a Win-Win Senario? Literature Review on Circular Migration. Migration Policy Institute. United States. 63 pp. {830-4}
Barwick, Carmelina Losaria, Wendy Hampson and Edward Synowski. 1996. Successful Adaptation of Newcomer Caribbean Youth in Toronto. Project funded by Immigration and Settlement and Adaptation Program, Citizenship and Immigration Canada. October 1996. 32 pp. {510}
Batalova, Jeanne. 2006. The Growing Connection Between Temporary and Permanent Immigration Systems. Insight. No. 14. Migration Policy Institute. United States. January 2006. 15 pp. {121}
Canadian Coalition of Community-Based Employability Training (CCCBET). 2006. Pan-Canadian Sector Council & Immigration Dialogue: Barriers Affecting the Integration of Non-Regulated Occupation Immigrants into the Canadian Labour Market. 87 pp. {770}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 1998. Building on a Strong Foundation for the 21st Century: New Directions for Immigration and Refugee Policy and Legislation. Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. 60 pp. {120}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 1998. Citizenship of Canada Act. Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. {130}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2005. Sharing the Harvest: A Year-Round Activity Guide about Citizenship. For grade 4-8 social science and social studies teachers and community youth leaders working with young people aged 9-14. Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. English and French version. {560-3}
Crossley, Thomas F., James Ted McDonald and Christopher Worswick. 1998. Immigrant Benefit Receipt: Sensitivity to the Choice of Survey Years and Model Specification. October 1998. 27 pp. {750}
Durst, Douglas. 2005. Diversity Among Immigrant Seniors: Issues for Policy and Practice. Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences. May 31, 2005 – June 2, 2005. 12 pp. {580}
Ellis, Mark. n.d. Trends in Immigrant and Native-Born Wages: A Tale of Five Cities? Department of Geography, University of Washington. Seattle, WA. {750}
Institute of Urban Studies (IUS). 2006. Our Diverse Cities: Challenges and Opportunities. Special Issue. Canadian Journal of Urban Research. Vol. 15(2). {800}
Kaushal, Neeraj and Michael Fix. 2006. The Contributions of High-Skilled Immigrants. Insight. No. 16. Migration Policy Institute. United States. July 2006. 19 pp. {770-4}
Lowell, Lindsay, Julia Gelatt and Jeanne Batalova. 2006. Immigrants and Labor Force Trends: The Future, Past, and Present. Insight. No. 17. Migration Policy Institute. United States. July 2006. 31 pp. {770-4}
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New
Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre – March 2006
Australian Government. 2005. Settlement Grants Program Policy Paper. Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs. September 2005. Retrieved from: http://www.immi.gov.au/grants/sgp/papers/sgp_policy_paper.pdf {370}
Bambrah, Gurmeet. 2006. Engineering Access Project: Final Report, Survey of Immingrants with Engineering Backgrounds Settling in Ontario, Engineering Employers and Community Supports. The Council for Access to the Profession of Engineering. January 7, 2006. 44 pp. {770-4}
Bambrah, Gurmeet. 2006. From 'Canadian First' to 'Canada First' to Compete Globally in the 21th Century: A Multi-stakeholder Driven Employment Strategy for Immigrants with Engineering Backgrounds. The Council for Access to the Profession of Engineering. March 3, 2006. PowerPoint Presentation. {770-4}
Canadian Housing Information Centre. 2005. Current Housing Research. Vol. 12 (2). Canadian Housing Information Centre, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Winter 2005-2006. {760}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2005. The Canada-Ontario Immigration Agreement. November 21, 2005. Retrieved from: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/policy/fed-prov/ont-2005-agree.html. {120}
Community Social Planning Council of Toronto. Community Capacity Draining: The Impact of Current Funding Practices on Non-Profit Community Organizations. In collaboration with the City Community Workgroup on Core Funding by Lynn Eakin, Lynn Eakin & Associates. May 2004. 43 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.socialplanningtoronto.org/CSPC-T%20Reports/Community%20Capacity%20Draining%20Report.pdf. {340}
Crompton, Susan. 2005. Always the Bridesmaid: People Who don’t Expect to Marry. Canadian Social Trends. Statistics Canada. Summer 2005. 8 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.statcan.ca/english/studies/11-008/feature/11-008-XIE20050017961.pdf . {810-10}
The Future Group. 2006. Falling Short of the Mark: An International Study on the Treatment of Human Trafficking Victims. March 2006. 40 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.thefuturegroup.org/TFGhumantraffickingvictimsstudy.pdf. {121}
Hoen, Beth, and Karen Hayward. 2005. CHC Mental Health Services for Newcomers: A Guide Reflecting the Experience of Toronto Community Heath Centres, Report to the Recent Immigrants’ Working Group. November 2004. Updated April 2005. Access Alliance Multicultural Community Health Centre. 32 pp. {740-5}
Hutchinson, Anthony and Richard De Gaetano. 2005. Malvern Youth Leadership Inclusion Facilitation Enabling (M.Y.L.I.F.E.) Project Final Report 2004-2005. 43 pp. Retrieved from http://www.socialplanningtoronto.org/Research%20&%20Policy%20Updates/MYLIFE%202005%20Final%20Report.pdf. {570-4}
Journal of the International Sociological Association. 2005. Current Sociology. Vol. 53(4). Monograph 2. July 2005. p. 530-742. {830-4}. (This issue is regarding transnational migrations and social transformations.)
McDonald, Lynn, Usha George, Joanne Daciuk, Miu Chung Yan and Hermione Rowan. 2001. A Study on the Settlement Related Needs of Newly Arrived Immigrant Seniors in Ontario. University of Toronto. June 30, 2001. {580}
Milan, Anne and Alice Peters. 2003. Couples Living Apart. Canadian Social Trends. Statistics Canada. Summer 2003. 6 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.statcan.ca/english/studies/11-008/feature/star2003069000s2a02.pdf . {810-10}
Milan, Anne and Brian Hamm. 2003. Across the Generations: Grandparents and Grandchildren. Canadian Social Trends. Statistics Canada. 7 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.statcan.ca/english/studies/11-008/feature/star2003071000s4a01.pdf . {810-10}
INSCAN: International Settlement Canada, Research Resource Division for Refugees. Winter 2006. Vol. 19 (3). {955} (This issue is regarding refugee health – creating an optimal program)
Landolt, Patricia and Wei Wei Da. 2005. The Spatially Ruptured Practices of Migrant Families: A Comparison of Immigrants from El Salvador and the People’s Republic of China. Current Sociology. July 2005. {590}
Pendleton Jimenez, Karleen. 2005. Lengua Latina: Latina Canadians (Re)constructing Identity through a ‘Community of Practice’. In C. Pease-Alvarez & S. Schecter (Eds.). Learning, teaching & community: Contributions of situated and participatory approaches to educational innovation. 39 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/EResources/Pendeltonpubpaper2005.pdf {510-9}
Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. 2005. Ninth Annual Progress Report: 2004-2005. April 30, 2005. {972}
Qualitative Study of Service Provider’s Perspectives. Canadian Journal of Public Health. March/April 2002. Vol. 93(2). p 118-122. {730-2}
Springer, Joseph, Terry Roswell and Janet Lum. 2006. Pathway to Homelessness among Caribbean Youth Aged 15-25 in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 44. February 2006. 66 pp. {985}
Statistics Canada. 2006. Improvements in 2006 to the Labour Force Survey (LFS): Research Paper. Labour Statistics Division. January 2006. 9 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.statcan.ca/english/research/71F0031XIE/71F0031XIE2006003.pdf. {810-10}
Statistics Canada. 2006. Latest Release from the Labour Force Survey. February 10, 2006. 6 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.statcan.ca/english/Subjects/Labour/LFS/lfs.pdf . {810-10}
Steel, Leah S., Louise Lemieux-Charles, Jocalyn P. Clark and Richard H. Glazier. 2002. The Impact of Policy Changes on the Health of Recent Immigrants and Refugees in the Inner City: A
Tastsoglou, Evangelia and Valerie Preston. 2006. Gender, Immigration and Labour Market Integration: Where We Are and What We Still Need to Know. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 25. March 2006. 11 pp. Retrieved: http://ceris.metropolis.net/PolicyMatter/2006/PolicyMatters25.pdf. {See 981}
Tran, Kelly, Stan Kustec and Tina Chui. 2005. Becoming Canadian: Intent, Process and Outcome. Canadian Social Trends. Spring 2005. 13 pp. Retrieved from: http://www.statcan.ca/english/studies/11-008/feature/11-008-XIE20040047775.pdf. {810-10}
Tyyska, Vappu. 2006.
Teen-Parent Relationships in the Settlement of
Sri Lankan Tamils in Toronto. (CERIS funded research project
2004). CERIS Seminar Presentation. February 10, 2006. PowerPoint Presentation.
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New Documents Available at
CERIS Resource Centre – January 2006
Antecol, Heather, Peter Kuhn and Stephen J. Trejo. 2005. Assimilation via Prices or Quantities? Sources of Immigrant Earnings Growth in Australia, Canada, and the United States. Working paper series No. 05-28. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). December 2005. {970}
Bambrah, Gurmeet. 2005. Canadian 'Experiments' in Diversity: The Case of Immigrants with Engineering Backgrounds Who Settle in Ontario. CERIS Working Paper Series, No. 41. November 2005. 71 pp. {985}
Bernhard, Judith K., Patricia Landolt, Luin Goldring & the Latin American Research Group. 2006. Transnational, Multi-local Motherhood: Experiences of Separation and Reunification among Latin American Families in Canada. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 24. January 2006. {See 981}
Caidi, Nadia and Danielle Allard. 2005. Social Inclusion of Newcomers to Canada: An Information Problem? CERIS Policy Matters. No. 23. December 2005. {See 981}
Guo, Shibao. 2005. Toward Minority Group Rights and Inclusive Citizenship for Immigrants: The Role of a Voluntary Organization in Vancouver. Working paper series No. 05-25. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). November 2005. {970}
Hare, Francis G. 2005. Final Report for CERIS on project: Unaccompanied Refugee Youth in Transition from the Child Welfare System. Research report for CERIS 2004 funded project. {980}
Hare, Francis G. 2005. Youth in the Child-Welfare System Who Lack Canadian Status. Vocalpoint. Society for Children and Youth of BC. Fall 2005. pp. 12-14. {570}
Hibert, Dan. 2005. RIIM Research Consultation Retreat: Summary of Proceedings. Commentary series No. 05-04. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). July 15, 2005. {970}
McLaren, Arlene Tiger and Tracey Lou Black. 2005. Family Class and Immigration in Canada: Implications for Sponsored Elderly Women. Working paper series No. 05-26. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). November 2005. {970}
Mitchell, Katharyne and Walter Parker. 2005. I Pledge Allegiance To… Flexible Citizenship and Shifting Scales of Belonging. Working paper series No. 05-23. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). October 2005. {970}
Pendakur, Krishna and Ravi Pendakur. 2005. Glass Ceilings for Ethnic Minorities. Working paper series No. 05-27. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). December 2005. {970}
Schuetze, Herbert J. 2005. The Self-Employment Experience of Immigrants to Canada. Working paper series No. 05-24. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). October 2005. {970}
Simich, Laura, Joanna Anneke Rummens, Lisa Andermann and Ted Lo. 2006. Mental Health in Public-Health Policy and Practice: Providing Culturally-Appropriate Services in Acute and Post-Emergency Situations. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 43. January 2006. 26 pp. {985}
Tyyska, Vappu. 2005. Parent-Teen Relations in the Toronto Community: A Research Report. Research report for CERIS 2004 funded project. {980}
Walters, David, Kelli Phythian and Paul Anisef. 2006. Understanding the Economic Integration of Immigrants: A Wage Decomposition of the Earnings Disparities between Native-Born Canadians and Immigrants of Recent Cohorts. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 42. January 2006. 37 pp. {985}
Wright, Cynthia. 2005. The Regularization of Non-Status Immigrants in Canada 1960-2004: Past Policies, Current Perspectives, Active Campaigns. Research report for CERIS 2004 funded project. {980}
Ye, Jing. 2005.
Asian Immigration to North America Reconsidered
with Special Reference to Chinese. University of Toronto. 82 pp.
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Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre, November 2005
Aizelwood, Amanda, Pieter Bevelander and Ravid Pendakur. 2005. Recreational Participation among Ethnic Minorities and Immigrants in Canada and the Netherlands. Working paper series No. 05-22. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). October 2005. {970}
Atlantic Metropolis Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration, Integration and Cultural Diversity. 2005. First Annual Report: 2004-2005. June 2005. {976}
Beynon, June, Linda Larocque, Roumiana Ilieva, and Diane Dagenais. 2005. A Sociocultural and Critical Analysis of Educational Policies and Programs for Minority Youth in British Columbia. Working paper series No. 05-16. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). June 2005. {970}
Bo, Chen. 2005. A Model in Brain Drain and Circulation. Working paper series No. 05-19. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). October 2005. {970}
Centre de rechberche interuniversitaire de Montreal sur l’immigration, l’integration et la dynamique urbaine. l'IMformateur. IMMIGRATION ET METROPOLES. No. 17-, mai 2005. {940}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2005. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 39, Fall 2005. {830}
Centre for Migration Studies. 2005. International Migration Review (imr). Vol. 39 (2). Summer 2005. {830}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. (2005). Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration 2005. In both English and French. Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. {120}
Convergences. Bulletin du Centre D'etudes Ethniques Des Universites de Montrealaises. Vol. 9, No. 1. Printemps 2005. {940}
DeVoretz, Don J. 2005. 2005 Annual Report “Ten Years After”. Working paper series No. 05-03. Commentary Series. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). June 17, 2005. {970}
DeVoretz, Don J. and Florin P. Vadean. 2005. A Model of Foreign-Born Transfers: Evidence from Canadian Micro Data. Working paper series No. 05-17. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). August 2005. {970}
Guo, Shibao and Don J. DeVoretz. 2005. Chinese Immigrants in Vancouver: Quo Vadis? Working paper series No. 05-20. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). October 2005. {970}
James, Carl E. 2005. Race, Sport and Schooling. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 21. October 2005. {See 981}
Journal of International Migration and Integration, Metropolis Research and Policy Review, Summer 2003. Vol 4, No 3. {830-4}
Krahn, Harvey and Alison Taylor. 2005. Resilient Teenagers: Explaining the High Educational Aspirations of Visible Minority Immigrant Youth in Canada. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. Working Paper No. WP02-05. {972}
Ley, David. 2005. Post-Multiculturalism. Working paper series No. 05-18. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). September 2005. {970}
Marujo, Manuela, Aida Baptista and Rosana Barbosa. Ed. 2003. The Voice and Choice of Portuguese Immigrant Women. Proceedings 1st International Conference. September 19-21, 2003. {600}
Mulder, Marlene and Bojan Korenic. 2005. Portraits of Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities in Canada: Regional Comparisons. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. {972}
Mulder, Marlene and Harvey Krahn. 2005. Individual- and Community-level Determinants of Support forImmigration and Cultural Diversity in Canada. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. Working Paper No. WP01-05. {972}
Swanton, Dan. 2005. Iranians in Vancouver: ‘Legible People’/ Irredeemable Others/Migrant Stories. Working paper series No. 05-21. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). October 2005. {970}
Teelucksingh, Cheryl and Grace - Edward Galabuzi. 2005. Impact of Race and Immigrants Status on Employment Opportunities and Outcomes in the Canadian Labour Market. CERIS Policy Matters. No. 22. November 2005. {981}
Wu, Zheng and Christoph M. Schimmele. 2005. Health Care Utilization of Later-Stage Immigrations in British Columbia. Working paper series No. 05-15. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). June 2005. {970}
Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre, October 2005
Association for Canadian Studies. Canadian Diversity. Vol. 4 (1) Winter 2005. {000}
Association for Canadian Studies. Canadian Issues. Spring 2005. {000}
Bernhard, Judith, Patricia Landolt and Luin Goldring. 2005. Transnational, Multi-Local Motherhood: Experiences of Separation and Reunification among Latin American Families in Canada. CERIS Working Paper Series. No. 40. July 2005. 36 pp. {985}
Bauder, Harald. 2005. Immigrants’ Attitudes towards Self-Employment: The Significance of Ethnic Origin, Rural and Urban Background and Labour Market Context. Working paper series No. 05-13. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). June 2005. {970}
Canadian Public Health Association. Reducing Health Disparities in Canada. Canadian Journal of Public Health. Vol. 96, Supplement 2. March/April 2005. {730}
Canadian Housing Information Centre. 2005. Current Housing Research. Vol. 12, No. 1. Canadian Housing Information Centre, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation. Summer 2005. {760}
Guo, Shibao and Don J. DeVoretz. 2005. The Changing Faces of Chinese Immigrants in Canada. Working paper series. No. 05-08. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). February 2005. {970}
Hiebert, Daniel. 2005. Migration and the Demographic Transformation of Canadian Cities: The Social Geography of Canada’s Major Metropolitan Centre in 2017. Working paper series No. 05-14. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). June 2005. {970}
Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement (CERIS) – Toronto. 2005. Annual Activities Report to SSHRC Phase II Metropolis Project, Fiscal Year 2004-2005. June 2005. {986}
Kumar, Sandeep and Bonica Leung. 2005. Formation of an Ethnic Enclave: Process and Motivations. Plan. Summer 2005. pp. 43-45. {380}
Ley, David and Audrey Kobayashi. 2005. Back in Hong Kong: Return Migration or Transnational Sojourn? Working Paper Series. No. 05-09. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). April 2005. {970}
Multicultural Community Health Centre. n.d. Racialised Groups and Health Status: A Literature Review Exploring Poverty, Housing, Race-Based Discrimination and Access to Health Care as Determinants of Health for Racialised Groups. Access Alliance. 16 pp. {730, 920}
Pendakur, Krishna. 2005. Visible Minorities and Aboriginals in Vancouver’s Labour Market. Working paper series No. 05-12. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). May 2005. {970}
Pendakur, Krishna. 2005. Visible Minorities in Canada’s Workplaces: A Perspective on the 2017 Projection. Working paper series No. 05-11. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). May 2005. {970}
Pendakur, Krishna and Ravi Pendakur. 2005. Ethnic Identity and the Labour Market. Working paper series No. 05-10. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). May 2005. {970}
Ramos, Helder. 2000. Final Report: Building Academic Success on the Part of Portuguese-Canadian Students. Portuguese Interagency Network (PIN). July 2000. {710}
Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre, April 2005
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2004. Facts and Figures 2003: Immigration Overview – Permanent and Temporary Residents. 108 pp. {810}
Smith, Heather A. 2004. The Evolving Relationship Between Immigrant Settlement and Neighbourhood Disadvantage in Canadian Cities, 1991-2001. Department of geography and Earth Sciences, University of North Carolina. Published as Working Paper No. 04-20, Vancouver Centre of Excellence, Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM). 70 pp. {760}
Journal of International Migration and Integration, Special Issue: Organized Migrant Smuggling and State Control: conceptual and Policy Challenges. {830}
PROMPT. 2005. Smart Settlement: Current dispersion policies and a community engagement model for sustainable immigrant settlement in Ontario’s smaller communities. A Prompt Discussion Paper. 44 pp. {770}
PROMPT. 2005. Towards a Comprehensive Labour Market Strategy for Immigrants Part I: A vision for immigrant labour market participation; Part II. Considerations for a new approach to funding and implementing immigrant employment initiatives. A Prompt Discussion Paper. 89 pp. {770}
Documents
Available at CERIS Resource Centre, March 2005
Vancouver Centre
Creese, Gillian. 2005. Negotiating belonging: Bordered spaces and imagined communities in Vancouver, Canada. Working paper series: No. 05-06 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Dagenais, Diane & Patricia Lamarre. 2005. Representations of language among multilingual youth in two Canadian cities. Working paper series: No. 05-02 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
DeVoretz, Don J. & Sergiy Pivnenko. 2004. The economic causes and consequences of Canadian Citizenship. Working paper series: No. 04-21 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
DeVoretz, Don J. & ergiy Pivnenko. 2005. Self-selection, immigrant public finance performance and Canadian Citizenship. Working paper series: No. 05-07 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Hardwick, Kelly & J. S. Frideres. 2004. Finding success in school: The educational battlefield. Working paper series: No. WP 07-04 Prairie Centre of Excellence for
Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Hyndman, Jennifer & Nadine Schuurman. 2004. Size matters: Attracting new immigrants to Canada cities. Working paper series: No. 04-19 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Landau, Loren B. 2005. Urbanization, nativism, and the rule of law in South Africa’s ‘Forbidden’ cities. Working paper series: No. 05-05 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Ley, David. 2005. Indicators of entrepreneurial success among Business Immigrants in Canada. Working paper series: No. 05-01 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Smith, Heather A. 2004. The evolving relationship between immigrant settlement and neighbourhood disadvantage in Canadian cities, 1991-2001. Working paper series: No. 04-20 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Toohey, Kelleen. & Natalia Gajdamaschko. 2005. Communities of practice, figured worlds and learning initiative in the Second Language Education of immigrant students. Working paper series: No. 05-03 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Toohey, Kelleen. 2005. Assigning marginality: The case of an “ ESL/learning Disabled” student. Working paper series: No. 05-04 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Zhang, Kenny & Minghuan Li. 2004. To stay or to move? Chinese migrant workers in Cities. Working paper series: No. 04-22 Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Immigration Policy
Reitz, Jeffrey G. 2005. Tapping Immigrants’ Skills: New directions for Canadian immigration policy in the knowledge economy. The Choices, vol. 11, no. 1, February 2005. Montreal, Quebec: Immigration and Refugee Public Policy. {120 }
Alboim, Naomi, Ross Finnie and Ronald Meng. 2005. The Discounting of Immigrants’ Skills in Canada: Evidence and policy recommendations. The Choices, vol. 11, no. 2, February 2005. Montreal, Quebec: Immigration and Refugee Public Policy. {120}
Women
Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women. 2004. Immigrant women and a framework for immigration to Nova Scotia. A brief prepared jointly by the Nova Scotia Advisory Council on the Status of Women and the Gender/Immigrant Women Research domain, Atlantic metropolis Atlantique in response to A Framework for Immigration: A Discussion Paper, province of Nova Scotia, 2004. {600}
Journal
Journal of International Migration and Integration. Summer/2004. Vol.5, No.3. {830}
International Migration Review. Vol. 38, Winter 2004. {830}
Health Policy Research. Issue 7, November 2003. {730}
Documents Available at
CERIS Resource Centre, February 2005
The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy: Innovative and Contextual Approaches to Human Problems. Volume 19, No. 4. December 1998. {590}
Bernhard, J. & M. Freire. 1999. What is my child learning at elementary school? Culturally contested issues between teachers and Latin American families. Canadian Ethnic Studies Journal Vol.31, No. 3, pp. 72-94. {560}
Bernhard, J. K. 1995. Family-teacher communication in ethnoculturally diverse childcare centres. Paper to be presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Association for Educational Psychology. Montreal, June 1995. {710}
Bernhard, J. K., M. Freire, & F. Torres. 1997. An ethnography of Latin-American refugee families’ involvement in a Canadian Metropolitan primary school. Paper presented at the meeting of the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association. Montreal, November 1997. {590}
Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW). 2002. Women’s Experience of Racism: How race and gender interact. July 2002. 13 pp. {600}
Eakin, L. & Eakin Associates. 2004. Community capacity draining: The impact of current funding practices on non-profit community organisations. Community, Social
Planning Council of Toronto. {340}
Environics Research Group. 2004. Survey of Canadian employers and human resource managers: Bringing employers into the immigration debate. Public Policy Forum. {770}
Freiler, Christa. 2001. What Needs to Change?: Social inclusion as a focus of well being for children, families and communities. Draft concept paper, May 17, 2001. Prepared for the roundtable on social inclusion, Laidlaw Foundation, Toronto. {160}
Hughes, D. (year). Social unity in Canada: Aboriginal self-government and the challenges of treaties.
Hulchanski, J. David, Murdie, Robert A. and Campsie, Philippa. (Eds.). 2004. Adequate and Affordable Housing for All: Research, Policy Practices. Research abstracts from the International Housing Research Conference, University of Toronto, 2004. Centre for Urban and community Studies, University of Toronto. {760}
Ideas that Matter. Vol. 3, No. 2. 2004. (www.ideasthatmatter.com) {940}
Jones, Peter R. 1982. Vietnamese Refugees. Research and Planning Unit Paper 13. London: Home Office. {196}
Lim, April, Lucia Lo, Myer Siemiatycki, and Michael Doucet. 2005. Newcomer Services in the Greater Toronto Area: An exploration of the range and funding sources of settlement services. CERIS Working Paper Series. # 35. 59pp.
Mulholland, Mary-Lee. 2001. Annotated Bibliography of Canadian Theses and Dissertations on Diversity (1980-2001). Executive Summary and Analysis. Social Anthropology, York University, Toronto. October 1, 2001. {920}
Pacini-Ketchabaw, V. J. K. Bernhard, & M. Freire. 2002. Struggling to preserve home language: The experiences of Latino students and families in the Canadian school system. Bilingual Research Journal. 25(1,2): 115-145. {720}
Social, Economic and Technical Research. 2004. Current housing research. Vol. 11, No. 2. Winter 2004-2005. (www. Cmhc.ca). {760}
Wayland, Sarah. 2004. Ethnonationalist networks and transnational opportunities: The Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora. Review of International Studies, 30, 405-426. {510}
Waxman, Peter. 2004. Service provision and the needs of newly arrived refugees in Sydney, Australia: A descriptive analysis. International Migration Review. Vol. 32, No. 3. Fall 1998. Pp. 761-777. {350}
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Aboriginal, Multiculturalism and Immigration Programs Department. B.C. Newcomers' Guide to Resources and Services. (2003). Retrieved at http://www.mcaws.gov.bc.ca/amip/rpts/newcomers_guide/index.htm {125}
Aboriginal, Multiculturalism and Immigration Programs Department.(2002) EASI Strategy Employment Access for Skilled Immigrants: A systems approach to facilitate the entry of skilled immigrants into the British Columbia labour market. Looking Ahead Initiative and the Centre for Curriculum, Transfer and Technology (C2T2). Retrieved at http://www.mcaws.gov.bc.ca/amip/iqp/EASI_systems_model_june_24_02.doc {780}
Boyd, M. (2000). Matching Workers to Work: The Case of Asian Immigrant Engineers in Canada. The Centre for Comparative Immigration Studies (CCIS). Working paper No. 14. Retrieved at http://www.ccis-ucsd.org/PUBLICATIONS/wrkg14.PDF {770}
Canadian International development Agency. Journal of Development: Policy and Practice. Vol. 1, No. 1, December 2004. French version available. {1002}
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Immigrant Sector Council of Calgary (ISCC) 2001-2003 Progress Report and Future Directions. Retrieved at http://www.learning-resource.com/pdf/ISCC_2001_2003_Progress_Report_Future_Directions.pdf {310}
International Migration Review, Vol. 38 (146), Fall 2004, New York: Centre for Refugee Studies. {830}
Inter-Provincial Report Card on Immigrant Settlement & Labour Market Integration Services. (2002). BC Coalition for Immigrant Integration. Retrieved at http://www.ocasi.org/sys/report_detail.asp?ReportID=178 {770}
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. Annual Report 2002-2003 (Labour and Immigration Manitoba). Retrieved at http://www.gov.mb.ca/labour/annualreports/pdf/0203report.pdf {770}
Lochhead, C. (2003). The Transition Penalty Unemployment Among Recent Immigrants to Canada (CLBC Commentary). Canadian Labour and Business Centre. Retrieved at http://www.clbc.ca/files/Reports/Fitting_In/Transition_Penalty_e-CLBC.pdf {770}
Maytree Foundation. 2004. EASI Strategy: Employment Access for Skilled Immigrants: A Systems approach to facilitate the entry of skilled immigrants into the British Columbia labour market. Draft June 24, 2002. 18 pp. {780}
Newland, Kathleen & Erin Patrick. 2004. Beyond Remittances: The Role of Diaspora in Poverty Reduction in Their Countries of Origin. A scoping study by the Migration Policy Institute for the Department of International Development, July 2004. Washington, DC: migration Policy Institute. 52 pp. {830}
Nossal, Kim Richard. 2001. Global Governance and National Interests: The Regulation of Transnational Security corporations in the Post-Cold War Era. Paper for presentation at the annual meetings of the Canadian Political Science Association, Quebec City, 28 May 2001. 17 pp. {830}
United Way of Great Toronto. 2004. Moving Forward: A strategy for the Integration of Internationally Trained Workers in Ottawa. Draft Report. Available at http://www.clbc.ca/files/Reports/ITWP_-_Moving_Forward.pdf {780}21 pp. {830}
Documents Available at CERIS Resource
Centre, December 2004
Bennis Phyllis. (2002). Understanding
the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: A Primer. Orlando: Trans-Arab research
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Centre for Migration Studies. International Migration Review. Vol. 38, Summer 2004. {830}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
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French. {120}
Ip, Manying & Friesen, Wardlow. (2001).
The New Chinese community in New Zealand: Local Outcomes of Transnationalism.
Asian and Pactific Migration Journal, 10(2). 213-240. {530}
Joshee, Reva & Derwing, Tracey M.
(2004). Citizenship Education for Adult Immigrants in Canada, 1947-1996. PCERII
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Pelletler, Rejean & Cuerin, Daniel. (2002). Competing
Identities, Trust, and Tolerance in Multinational Federations: A comparative
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Government of Canada. 2003. Inventory of federal employment and human resources measures in Canada. International Analysis and Regional Relations. {770}
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Journal of International Migration and Integration. Winter, Vol. 5, No. 1, 2004.
Krestsedemas, Philip. & Ana Aparicio. (eds). 2004. Immigrants, welfare reform, and the poverty of policy. Praeger. London: Westport, Connecticut. 303 pp. {260}
Kruger, Erin, Marlene Mulder & Bojan Korenic. 2004. Canada after 9/11: New security measures and “preferred” immigrants. Working paper series No. WP 09-04 of Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration. 22 pp. {972}
Kwak, Min Jung. 2004. An exploration of the Korean-Canadian community in Vancouver. Working paper series No. 04-14. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 38 pp. 45 pp. {970}
Mandell, Nancy and Fiona Whittington-Walsh. 2004. Building Bridges Across Sectors: A Resource to Help Create Community and Academic Research partnerships. CERIS Working Paper Series No. 33. 26pp. {985}
Sandercock, Leonie, Leslie Dickout, & Ranja Winkler. 2004. The quest for an inclusive city: An exploration of Sri Lankan Tamil experience of integration in Toronto and Vancouver. Working paper series No. 04-12. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Schellenberg, G. 2004. Immigrants in Canada’s census: Metropolitan areas. Analytical paper, Statistics Canada. Catalogue No. 89-613-MIE – No. 003 September 2004. {810}
Sparks, Rosemary J. & Willian G. Wolfson. 2001. Settlement in the workplace: The settlement needs of employed newcomers: An exploratory study. COSTI Immigrant Services. Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 49 pp. {320}
Statistics Canada. 2003. Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada: Process, progress and prospects. Prepared by Housing, Family and Social Statistics Division, Statistics Canada. October 2003. Catalogue no. 89-611-XIE. 46 pp. {810}
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Wu, Zheng & Schimmele, M. Christoph. 2004. Immigrant status and unmet needs in British Columbia. Working paper series No. 04-18. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 25 pp. {970}
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Aizlewood, Amanda.& Ravi Pendakur. 2004. Ethnicity and social capital in Canada. Working paper series No. 04-09. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 32 pp. {970}
Beiser, Morton. 2003. Sponsorship and resettlement success. JIMI. 4(2): 203-215. {196}
Boswell, Christina & Jeff Crisp. 2004. Poverty, international migration and asylum. Policy Brief No. 8. United Nations University. World Institute for Development Economics Research. 34 pp. {820}
Campos, M. Christina Siqueira de Souza & Paulo Henrique Lunardelo. 2004. Trajectories and Representations of the Portuguese Women Overseas. Paper presented at the 36th International Institute of Sociology World Congress: Social change in the age of globalization, Beijing, July 7-11, 2004. 13 pp. {600}
Centre for Addition and Mental Health. 2001. Alone in Canada: 21 ways to make it better. A self-help guide for single newcomers. Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Copies available in Korean, Punjabi, Twi, Hindi, Tagalog, Dari, Bengali and Russian languages. {740}
Chiang, Lan-hung Nora. 2004. Immigrant Taiwanese Women in the Process of Adapting to Life in Australia: Case studies from transnational household. Occasional Paper No. 6. Pingtung, Taiwan: National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, College of Humanities and Social Sciences. 16 pp. {600/510/830}
Culpeper, R. 2002. Approaches to globalization and inequality within the international system. Paper prepared for UNRISD Project on Improving Knowledge on Social Development in International Organization. 45 pp. {830}
Culture, Community and Health Studies Program. 2004. The study of Sudanese settlement in Ontario. Final report to Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Settlement Directorate, Ontario. 61 pp. {196} Internet address: http://settlement.org/sys/atwork_library_detail.asp?doc_id=1003589
Dyck, Isabel. 2004. Immigration, place and health: South Asian women’s accounts of health, illness and everyday life. Working paper series No. 04-05. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 18 pp. {970}
Ersanilli, E. 2004. Be My Guest! A comparison of Dutch and Canadian incorporation policies and socioeocnomic incorporation of Iranian male immigrants in both countries. Graduate thesis for Interdisciplinary Social Science Cross Cultural Studies and Policy, Organisation & Society, Utrecht University. 198 pp. {510/830} <http://ceris.metropolis.net/Virtual%20Library/browse.html>
Gastaldo, Denise, Gavin J. Andrews & Nazilla Khanlou. 2004. Therapeutic Landscapes of the Mind: Theorizing some intersections between health geography, health promotion and immigration studies. Critical Public Health, 14(2): 157-176. {730}
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Guo, Shibao. 2004. Responding to the changing needs of Chinese community in Vancouver: The contribution of SICCESS (1973-1998). Working paper series No. 04-08. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 22 pp. {970}
Han, S. J. 2004. Three prime-movers in the contested civil society: Why and how social transformation occurs in Korea. Paper presented at the 36th International Institute of Sociology World Congress: Social change in the age of globalization, Beijing, July 7-11, 2004. 26 pp. {830}
Hiebert, Daniel. 2004. Report of RIIM activities: 2003-2004. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 55 pp. {970}
Ho, Elsie S., Jacqueline M. Lidgard, Wendy E. Cowling & Richard D. Bedford. 2003. Knowledge for New Settlers: A survey of needs in Hamilton. Migration Research Group and Anthropology Department, University of Waikato, New Zealand. 29 pp. {830}
International Migration, 41(5) 2003. Institute for the Studies of International Migration, Washington, DC. {830}
Journal of International Migration and Integration. Vol. 4, No. 3 & 4. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration, Alberta University, Canada. {830}
Marceau, Nicolas & Ssteeve Mongrain. 2004. Interjurisdictional competition in law enforcement. Working Paper Series No. 04-07. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 22 pp. {970}
Norquay, Rob. 2004. Immigrant Identity and the Nonprofit: A Case study of the Afghan Women's Organization. CERIS Working Paper Series. #-29. 64pp.
Pendakur, Krishna & Ravi Penduakur. 2004. Colour my world: Has the majority-minority earning gap changed over time? Working paper series No. 04-11. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 36 pp. {970}
Schellenberg, G. 2004. Immigrants in Canada’s census: Metropolitan areas. Analytical paper, Statistics Canada. Catalogue No. 89-613-MIE – No. 003. September 2004
Sherrell, Kathy & Jennifer Hyndman. 2004. Global minds, local bodies: Kosovar transnational connections beyond British Columbia. Working paper series No. 04-10.
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Sherrell, Kathy, Jennifer Hyndman, & Fisnik Preniqi. 2004. Sharing the wealth, spreading the “burden”? The settlement of Kosovar refugees in small B. C. cities. Working paper series No. 04-06. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. 32 pp. {970}
Sherkin, Samantha. 2004. Community-based Research on Immigrant Women: Contributions and Challenges. CERIS Working Paper Series. #-32. 32pp.
Shik, Angela W.Y. 2003. Battling solitude: The experience of loneliness among Hong Kong Chinese immigrant youth. A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Graduate Department of Public Health Science. University of Toronto. 179 pp. {570/740/510}
Simich, Laura, Farah Mawani, Fei Wu, and Ardo Noor. 2004. Meanings of Social Support, Coping, and Help-seeking Strategies among Immigrants and Refugees in Toronto. CERIS Working Paper Series. #-31. 67 pp.
Tepperman, Lorne & David Korn. 2002. At Home with Gambling: An exploratory study. Research report submitted to the Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre. 137 pp. {510}
Wang, Shuguang and Lucia Lo. 2004. Chinese Immigrants in Canada: Their Changing Composition and Economic Performance. CERIS Working Paper Series. #-30. 34pp.
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Teo, S.Y. (2003).
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Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in
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Spoonley, P. (3002). The labour market incorporation of immigrants in post-welfare New Zealand. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. Working Paper Series, No 03-19. pp. 19.
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Sevy, R. & Torpey, J. (2004). Commemoration, redress, and reconciliation in the integration of immigrant communities: The cases of Japanese-Canadians and Japanese Americans. Vancouver Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. Working Paper Series, No 04-01. pp. 28.
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Grant, H. &
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Multiculturalism
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Political
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Children
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Journal of
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Journal of International Migration and Integration, Summer 2003, Vol. 4, No 3. Prairie Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Integration, University of Alberta. {830}
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Program
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Social Welfare
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Health
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Toronto District Health Council. 2001. Toronto Health System Monitoring: Equity Analysis. First Report March 2001. {730}
Zhang-Liu, Gloria. 2001. Chinese Culture and Disability: Information for U.S. Service Providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 40 pp. {740-5}
Jezewshi, Mary Ann Paula Sotnik. 2001. Culture Brokering: Providing culturally competent rehabilitation services to foreign-born persons. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 59 pp. {740-5}
Santana, Sandra & Felipe O. Santana. 2001. An Introduction to Mexican Culture for Rehabilitation Service Providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 35 pp. {740-5}
Hunt, Peter Cody. 2001. An Introduction to Vietnamese Culture for Rehabilitation Service Providers in the U.S. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 28 pp. {740-5}
Torres, Sheila de. 2001. Understanding Perosns of Philippine Origin: A primer for rehabilitation service providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 23 pp. {740-5}
Miller, Doreen. 2001. An Introduction to Jamaican Culture for Rehabilitation Service Providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 39 pp. {740-5}
Brice, Alejandro. 2001. An Introduction to Cuban Culture for Rehabilitation Service Providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 28 pp. {740-5}
Kim-rupnow, Weol Soon. 2001. An Introduction to Korean Culture for Rehabilitation Service Providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 35 pp. {740-5}
Jacobson, Erik. 2001. An Introduction to Haitian Culture for Rehabilitation Service Providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 25 pp. {740-5}
Fede, Ana Lopez & dulce Haeussler-fiore. 2001. An Introduction to the Culture of The Dominican Republic for Rehabilitation Service Providers. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 32 pp. {740-5}
Batres, Eileen Giron. 2001. Providing Rehabilitation for Persons from El Salvador: Cultural information for service providers in the U.S. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 19 pp. {740-5}
Pinto, Priya E. & Nupur Sahu. 2001. Working with Persons with Disabilities: An Indian perspective. In John Stone (ed.) CIRRIE Monograph Series. Centre for International Rehabilitation Research Information & Exchange, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. 28 pp. {740-5}
Youth
Anisef, Paul & Michael Lanphier. (Eds.) 2003. The World in a City. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. 543 pp. {570}
Community Social Planning and Council of Toronto Community Social Planning Council of Toronto. 2003. Social Infrastructure and Vulnerable Communities. {320}
Beth Wilson. 2003. Looking for a Hand Up: A profile of food bank recipients in four Ontario communities. Community Social Planning and Council of Toronto. {320}
Maytree Foundation
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Caledon Institute
Omidvar, Ratna. 2001. Social Inclusion: A new vision of immigrant settlement in Canada. Caledon Institute of Social Policy. September, 2001: 1-8. {969}
Brouwer, Andrew. 2000. The New Immigration Act: More questions than answers. Caledon Institute of Social Policy. May 2000:108. {969}
Boadbent, Alan. 2002. The Place of Cities in Canada: Inside the constitutional box and out. Caledon Institute of Social Policy. June 2002: 1-6. {969}
Boadbent, Alan. 2003. How to Make Immigration Work better: Countering the defeatists. Caledon Institute of Social Policy. February 2003: 1-7. {969}
Boadbent, Alan. 2001. The Philanthropic Contract: Mutual benefit for the public good. Caledon Institute of Social Policy. June 2001:1-6. {969}
Labour Market
Working Skills Centre. 2002. From the “Canadian Work Experience” Dilemma to Canadian Labour Market Participation: Programs and strategies for marginalized Immigrant women.
International Migration
Da, Wei Wei. 2003. Gender Relations in Recent Chinese Migration to Australia. Asian and Pacific Migration Journal, 12(3): 361- 384. {830}
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Refugee Policy
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Canadian Context: A discussion paper. 55 pages {195}
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Krahn, Harvey, Tracey M. Derwing and
Baha Abu-Laban. 2003. The Retention of Newcomers in Second and Third Tier Cities
in Canada. PCERII Working Paper Series No. WP01-03. 23 pp. {972}
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Immigration Policy
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
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Economics
Lo, Lucia. 2003. The Economic
Experience of Chinese Immigrants in the Toronto CMA. Paper presented at Seminar
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Services Evaluation
Kerr, Gillian & Anne Simard. 2003.
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Housing
Current Housing Research, vol.10,
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Ethnoracial Community
Walker, James W. St. G. 2002. A
Jewel in the Mosaic: India in Canadian Immigration Policy and National Identity.
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Health
Khanlou, Nazilla. 2003. Mental
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Education
Bernhard, Judith K. 2002. Toward a
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Buader, H., & E. Cameron. 2002. Cultural Barriers to Labour Market Integration: Immigrants from South Asia and the former Yugoslavia. Working paper series: No. 02-03 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Canadian Council for Refugees. 1999. Refugee Rights Are Human Rights: How Canada lives up – or fails to live up – to its human rights obligations towards refugees and other non-citizens. {190}
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Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2001. Special Studies: Towards a More Balanced Geographic Distribution of Immigrants. Strategic Policy, Planning and Research, Citizenship and Immigration Canada. {120-4}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2002. Annual Report to Parliament on Immigration. Communications Branch, Citizenship and Immigration Canada. {120-4}
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Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2002. Fact Sheet. No. 1, and No. 2. {195}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2002. Fact Sheet. No. 21 -23. {195}
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Communication Branch. 2002. Facts and Figures 2001: Immigration Overview. Citizenship and Immigration Canada. {810-7}
Communication Branch. 2002. Facts and Figures 2001: Statistics Overview of the Temporary Resident and Refugee Claimant Population. Citizenship and Immigration Canada. {810-7}
Community Information Centre for the City of York, Eritrean Canadian Community Centre of Metropolitan Toronto, & Somali Immigrant Women Association. 2001. A Study of the Settlement Experiences of Eritrean and Somali Parents in Toronto. Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services (OASIS). {320-6}
Creese, G. & E. N. Kambere. 2002. "What Colour is Your English?" Working paper series: No. 02-20 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
DeVoretz, D., & K. Zhang. 2003. Citizenship, Passports and the Brain Exchange Triangle. Working paper series: No. 03-02 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
DeVoretz, D., Z. Ma, & K. Zhang. 2002. Triangular Human Capital Flows: Some Empirical Evidence from Hong Kong and Canada. Working paper series: No. 02-17
Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Geddle, K. 2002. Licence to Labour: Obstacles Facing Vancouver’s Foreign-Trained Engineers. Working paper series: No. 02-21 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
George, U. & K. T. Tsang. 2000. Project to Monitor and Evaluate the Settlement Process of Refugees Sponsored by the Afghan Association of Ontario. Second interim report for Citizenship and Immigration Canada Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services. Centre for Applied Social Research, Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto. {196-1}
George, U. & K. T. Tsang. 2001. Monitoring and Evaluating the Settlement Process of Refugees Sponsored by the Afghan Association of Ontario. Evaluation report. Project funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services. Centre for Applied Social Research, Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto. {196-1}
Gozalie, H. 2002. Immigrants’ Earnings and Assimilation in Canada’s Labour Market: the Case of Overachievers. Working paper series: No. 02-11 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Henin, B. 2002. Immigration to Canada’s Mid-Sized Cities: A Study of Latin Americans and Africans in Victoria, B. C. Working paper series: No. 02-22 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Immigration and Refugee Board. 2002. The Immigration and Refugee Board: What It Is and How It Works. {195}
Ippolito, J. 2003. Linguistic Diversity and Immigrant Youth in Junior School Classrooms. Paper presented at the CERIS. {570-2}
The International Journal of Human Rights. Volume 5, Number 4, winter 2001. A Frank CASS Journal, London. {190}
Kerr, G., A. Simard., & L. Powers. 2002. Evaluation of the OASIS Computerization Project. Final report to Citizenship and Immigration Canada. {310}
Ley, D. 2003. Offsetting Immigration and Domestic Migration in Gateway Cities: Canadian and Australian Reflections on an ‘American Dilemma’. Working paper series: No. 03-01 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Mahtani, M., & A. Mountz. 2002. Immigration to British Columbia: Media Representation and Public Opinion. Working paper series: No. 02-15 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
McKay, D. 2002. Filipina Identities: Geographies of Social Integration/Exclusion in the Canadian Metropolis. Working paper series: 02-18 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Murdie, R. A. & L. Borgegärd. 1998. Immigration, Spatial Segregation and Housing Segmentation of Immigrants in Metropolitan Stockholm, 1960-95. Urban Studies, Vol.35, No. 10, 1998. {760}
National Housing and Homelessness Network. 2001. A Report on Housing and Homeless in Canada. State of the Crisis, 2001. {760}
Recalde, A. 2002. Recent Latin Americans in Vancouver: Unyielding Diverse Needs versus Insufficient Services. Working paper series: No. 02-19 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Richardson, K. 2002. Sieve or Shield? NAFTA and its Influence within Cascadia. Working paper series: No. 02-16 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Shapcott, M. 2001. The Ontario Alternative Budget 2001. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternative/Ontario. {120-4}
Sherkin, S., & A. Demchuk. 2003. Economic Integration and Immigrant Women in Toronto: A Bilateral Perspective. Final report for Canadian Centre for Women’s Education and Development in Partnership with Children’s Aid Society of Toronto. {600-4}
Statistics Canada. 1996. Questions: et raisons pour lesquelles les questions vous sont posées. Statistics Canada. {810}
Statistics Canada. 2001. 2001 Census Consultation Geography Report. {810}
Statistics Canada. 2001. 2001 Census Consultation Geography Supplement. {810}
Statistics Canada. 2002. 2001 Census Preview of Products and Services. {810}
Strategic Research and Statistics. 2003. Report: Foreign Students in Canada 1980-2001.
The International Journal of Human Rights. Vol. 5, No. 2, Winter 2001. A Frank Cass Journal. {190}
Waters, J. L., & S. Y. Teo. 2002. Social and Cultural Impacts of Immigration: An Examination of the Concept of ‘ Social Cohesion’ with Implications for British Columbia. Working paper series: No. 03-03 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis.b{970}
Zhang, K., & D. DeVoretz. 2002. Human Capital Investment and Flow: A Multiperiod Model for China. Working paper series: No. 02-14 Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. {970}
Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre, July - September 2002
Abdool, S. N., & B. VissandiJe.
2001. An Inventory of Conceptual Frameworks and Women’s Health Indicators.
Research report submitted to: Report Card on Canadian Women’s Health Steering
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{600}
Beyene, D., C. Butcher, B. Joe, & T.
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anti-racist social services. In C. E. James (ed), Perspectives on Racism and
the Human Services Sector: A case for change (pp.171-82). Toronto:
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Boshyk, Y., & B. Balan. 1982. Political
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to Research with Special Reference to the Ukrainians. The Canadian Institute
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Burke, M., & J. Shields. 1999. The
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Council of Agencies Serving South Asians.
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Council of Agencies Serving South Asians.
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Council of Agencies Serving South Asians.
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Current Housing Research.
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Daenzer, P. M. (No date). Black Students
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DeCoito, P. & L. Williams. 2000. Setting
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peel region. Report of the Social Planning Council of Peel, funded by
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housing discrimination in Toronto: the housing new Canadians project. Journal
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Frisken, F. & M. Wallace. 2002. The
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Garay, E. 2000. Integrated settlement
planning project: social, economic and demographic profile Hispanic community.
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Hart, M. A. 2002.
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James, C. E. (ed.) 2000. Experiencing
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James, C. E. 2002. Achieving desire:
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Kellough, Gail and Scot Wortley. 2002.
Remand for Plea: Bail Decisions and Plea Bargaining as Commensurate Decisions.
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Khanlou, N., M. Beiser, E. Cole, M. Freire,
I. Hyman, & K. M. Kilbride. 2002. Mental Health Promotion Among Newcomer
Female Youth: Post-migration Experiences and Self-esteem. Status of Woman
Canada. {740}
Kitchener, March 2000. Building Community
Supports for Refugees: Community Research Report. Survivors of Torture
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Koc-Arat, S. 2001. Caregivers Break the
Silence: A Participatory Action Research on the Abuse and Violence, including
the Impact of Family Separation, Experienced by Women in the Live-in Caregiver
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their Needs: Mental health needs study for Markham and Scarborough Chinese
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Li, P. S. 2001. Immigrants’ Propensity to
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McDonough, P., A. Robertson, B. Payne, B.
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Women’s Health: A review of Literature. Research paper for National Network
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Miller, F., L. Weir, R. Mykitiuk, R. Lee,
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Canadian biotechnology strategy, women and health. NNEWH Working Paper
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Mulvihill, M. A., L. Mailloux, & W. Atkin.
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OASIS: Ontario administration of
settlement & integration services. 2002. Putting the pieces together: resource
catalog II. Products developed for use in immigrant settlement programs across
Ontario. {950}
Ontario Council of Agencies Serving
Immigrants. 1990. Focus on Immigrant Women: A Study of Immigrant Women’s
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Ontario Council of Agencies Serving
Immigrants. 1992. Community Agencies Serving Refugees. A Background Paper
from the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants. 5 pp. {195}
Papademetriou, D. G. 2001. Reflections on
International Migration and its Future. The J. Douglas Gibson Lecture.
School of Policy, Queen’s University. {830}
Ratcliffe, A. 2001. School Performance of
the Children from Immigrants Families/Renderment scolaire des enfants de
familles immigrantes. Memorandum. Strategic Policy, Planning and Research,
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 3 pp. {560}
Razack, N. 2002. Transforming the Field:
Critical antiracist and anti-oppressive perspectives for the human services
practicum. Halifax: Fernwood Publishing. {175}
Ruck, Martin D. and Scot Wortley. 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. {250
Social Planning Council. 2001. Bridging
the Information Gap for the Advancement of Our Community: Annual report
2000-2001. {320}
Strategic Policy, Planning and Research,
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 2001. Towards a More Balanced Geographic
Distribution of Immigrants. {120}
The Report and Action Plan of the Four-level
Government/African Canadian Community Working Group: “Towards a New
Beginning.” 1992. {520}
Worswick, C. 2001. School Performance of
the Children of Immigrants in Canada 1994-1998. Department of Economics,
Carlton University and Family and Labor Studies, Statistics Canada. 30 pp. {560}
Wortley, Scot, Ross Macmillan and John
Hagan. 1997. Just Desserts? The Racial Polarization of Criminal Injustice.
Law & Society Review, 31(4): 637-676. {250}
Wortley, Scot. 1996. Justice for all? Race
and perceptions of bias in the Ontario criminal justice system – A Toronto
survey. Canadian Journal of Criminology, October:439-467. {250}
Wortley, Scot. 1999. A Northern Taboo:
Research on Race, Crime and Criminal Justice in Canada. Canadian Journal of
Criminology, April:261-274. {250}
Wortley, Scot. 1999. Hate Crime
Controversy: Opposing Views on Hate Crime Legislation and Enforcement
Practices. Policing and Society, 9:1-10. {250}
Wortley, Scot. 1999. Misrepresentation or Realty? The Depiction of Race and Crime in the Toronto Print Media. Paper presented at the First Biennial Conference on Crime and Criminal Justice in the Caribbean Region, Bridgetown, Barbados. {250}
Wortley, Scot. 1999. The Usual Suspects:
Race, Police Stops and Perceptions of Criminal Injustice. Paper presented at
the 48th Annual Conference of American Society of Criminology. {250}
Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre, May - June 2002
Controlling Immigration (Conference Papers)
Seol, Dong-Hoon and John D. Skrentny. 2002. South Korea: Importing Undocumented Workers. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 42 pp. {830-5}
Tsuda, Takeyuki (Gaku) and Wayne A. Cornelius. 2002. Japan: The Illusion of Immigration Control. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 58 pp. {830-5}
Venturini, Alessandra. 2002. Italy: Immigration is a problem in Italy, but it isn’t an economic one. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 6 pp. {830-5}
Calavita, Kitty. 2002. Italy: Immigration, Economic Flexibility, and Policy Responses. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 83 pp. {830-5}
Muus, Philip. 2002. The Netherlands: A de facto Immigration Country, a Pragmatic Approach Between Economic Needs and Humanitarian Considerations. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 22 pp. {830-5}
Hollifield, James F. 2002. France: The Limits of Immigration Control in France. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 61 pp. {830-5}
Loeffelholz, Hans Dietrich Von. 2002. Germany: Toward a "New" Immigration Policy in Germany. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 11 pp. {830-5}
Cornelius, Wayne A. 2002. Spain: The Uneasy Transition From Labor Exporter to Labor Importer. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 46 pp. {830-5}
Martin, Philip L. 2002. Germany: Managing Migration in the 21st Century. Paper presented at the Conference on Controlling Immigration: A Global Perspective. University of California-San Diego, May 17-18, 2002. 40 pp. {830-5}
Cornelius, Wayne A. 2001. Death at the Border: Efficacy and Unintended Consequences of US Immigration control Policy. Reprinted from Population and Development Review, 27(4): 661-685. {830-5}
Immigration Settlement
The Pinnacle Group. 2002. Partners in Settlement of Privately Sponsored Refugees in Ontario – final report. Conference paper funded by Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services (OASIS), Citizenship and Immigration Canada. February 4-5, 2002. 54 pp. {125}
Immigration Policy
Commissioner of Community and Neighbourhood Services. 2001. Immigration and Settlement Policy Framework. Submitted to the Community Services Committee. 14 pp. {120-3}
Citizenship Participation
Tallentire, Jenea L. 2001. "Building a ‘shining moment’: social memory and community identity in the 1967 Centennial Projects." Research paper. University of British Columbia. 26 pp. {130}
Bloemraad, Irene. 2001. The North American Naturalization Gap: An Institutional Approach to Citizenship Acquisition in the United States and Canada. Forthcoming in International Migration Review, 2002, Vol. 36, No. 1. 48 pp. {130}
Multiculturalism
Winter, Elke. 2001. National Unity versus Multiculturalism? Rethinking the Logic of Inclusion in Germany and Canada. International Journal of Canadian Studies, 24: 165-193. {170} {140-3}
Mock, Karen R. & April Shour Laufer. 2001. Race Relations Training in Canada: Towards the Development of Professional Standards. Prepared for the League for Human Rights of B’Nai Brith Canada and published by the Canadian Race Relations Foundation. 59 pp. {140}
Women
Dallaire, Marlene. 2001. Promoting Women’s Health through Public Consultation. Centres of Excellence for Women’s Health Research Bulletin, 2,1:11-13. {600-3}
Feldberg, Georgina. 2001. The Power of Citizen Engagement to Influence Research and Policy. Centres of Excellence for Women’s Health Research Bulletin, 2(1): 4-7. {600-3}
Gerrard, Nikki, Gwen Russell & Noreen Johns. 2001. Seeking a Seat at the Policy Table: Farm Women and the Impact of Program Cuts. Centres of Excellence for Women’s Health Research Bulletin, 2,1:17-18. {600-3}
Maritime Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health. 2001. The Process is the Product: Redefining Policy Making. Centres of Excellence for Women’s Health Research Bulletin, 2, 1:7-9. {600-3}
Martz, Forsdick Diane, K & Deborah Bryson Sarauer. 2001. Policy From the Ground Up: Rural Services for Survivors of Woman Abuse. Centres of Excellence for Women’s Health Research Bulletin, 2,1:14-16. {600-3}
Poole, Nancy. 2001. The Mice that Roared: Using Feminist Activist Principles to Influence Policy. Centres of Excellence for Women’s Health Research Bulletin, 2 (1): 9-11. {600-3}
Education
Blades, David, Ingrid Johnson & Elaine Simmt et al. 2000. Cultural Diversity and Secondary School Curricula. Published by the Canadian Race Relations Foundation. 60 pp. {710-2}
Solomon, R. Patrick & Goli Rezai-Rashti. 2001. Teacher Candidates’ Racial Identity Development and its Impact on Learning to Teach. Funded by the Canadian Race Relations Foundation. 59 pp. {710}
Ethnoracial Community
Leung, Ho Hon and Lynn McDonnald. 2001. Chinese Immigrant Women Who Care for Aging Parents. This project is funded by CERIS, in collaboration with the Chinese Canadian National Council, Toronto Chapter, 2001. 31 pp. {520/600}
Centre for Refugee Studies (CRS) and CERIS. 2001. A Report on the Settlement Experiences of Kosovar Refugees in Ontario. Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Ontario Administration of Settlement and Integration Services (OASIS). 125 pp. French version is available. {520}
Economic of Immigration
Alboim, Naomi. 2002. Fullfilling the Promise: Integrating Immigrant Skills into the Canadian Economy. The Maytree Foundation. 54 pp. {820}
Housing
Dion, Kenneth, L. 2001. Immigrants’ Perceptions of Housing Discrimination in Toronto: The Housing New Canadians Project. Journal of Social Issues, 57, 3:523-539. {760-3}
Native/First Nation
Hodgins, Bruce W. 2001. "Aboriginal Peoples and their Historic Rights to Hunting: A reasonable Symbiotic Relationship for Citizens Plus." Trent University. 14 pp. {550}
Employment/labour
JobStart and Skills for Change. 2001. Access for Foreign-Trained IT Professionals: An Exploration of Systemic Barriers to Employment. Funded by the Department of Canadian Heritage: Multicultural Program. (pgs.40). {770-3}
Demographics
Strategic Policy, Planning and Research of Informetrica Limited. 2000. Recent Immigrants in the Toronto Metropolitan Area: A Comparative Portrait Based on the 1996 Census. Prepared for Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 84 pp. {810}
International Migration
Da, Wei Wei. 2001. Migrants from the People’s Republic of China to Australia: A Study of Family Practices. Doctoral thesis, Faculty of Education, University of Sydney, Australia. 321 pp. {830}
Borowski, Allan. 1992. "Business Migration to Australia." The University of New South Wales. March 1992. 11 pp. {830}
Journal of International Migration and Integration. 2001. Metropolis Research and Policy Review. Summer 2001, 2 (3). {830}
Matas, David. 1992. "Refugee Determination: Australia and Canada Compared." Canadian Council for Refugees. 20 pp. {115}
Papers from Vancouver Centre
Dyck, I. & Mclaren. T. 2002. "Becoming Canadians? Girls, Home and School and Renegotiating Feminine Identity." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. Working Paper Series. No. 02-08. 14 pp. {970}
Edgington, David W. & Thomas A. Hutton. 2002. "Multiculturalism and Local Government in Greater Vancouver." Vancouver Centre of Excellence Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. Working Paper Series. No. 02-06. 25 pp. {970}
Geiger, B. 2002. "Clothing demand for Canadian-born and Foreign-born Households." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. Working Paper Series. No. 02-04. 25 pp. {970}
Hiebert, D. 2002. "Canadian Immigration and the Selection-settlement Trade-off: Exploring Immigrant Economic Participation in British Columbia." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. Working Paper Series. No. 02-05. 37 pp. {970}
Vertovec, S. 2002. "Religion in Migration, Diasporas and Transnationalism." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis. Working Paper Series. No. 02-07. 33 pp. {970}
Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre, April 2002
Immigration Policy
Adelman, Howard. 2002. The New Immigration Regulations. Final version of presentation at Centre for Refugee Studies, York University, January 22, 2002. 20 pp. {120-4}
Metropolis Project. 2001. Brain Gain, Brain Waste, Grain Drain: Using the diversity model to attract and keep talent in Canada. Metropolis Conversation Series – Conversation Four. Ottawa, January 2001. Booklet. 16 pp. {120-4}
Metropolis Project. 2001. Economic and Social Performance Outcomes of Recent Immigrants: How can we improve them? Metropolis Conversation Series – Conversation Five. Ottawa, February 2001. Booklet. 22 pp. {120-4}
Immigrant Services/Planning
Miedema, Judy Maan. 2001. Faith and Refugee Resettlement: A case for wholistic planning. Master thesis, University of Guelph, Ontario. 86 pp. {320-7}
Policy/Services Evaluation
Power Analysis Inc. 2002. Evaluation du Programme d’Aide au Reetablissement. Rapport Final. Experts en Evaluation de Programme, Enquete et Analyse de Donnees. January 2002. {128}
Language
Jedwab, Jack. 2002. Immigration and the Vitality of Canada’s Official Language Communities: Policy, Demography and Identity. Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages, Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada. French version available. 73 pp. {720-2}
Hart, Doug & Alister Cumming. 1997. A Follow-Up Study of People In Ontario Completing Level 3 of the Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC) Program. Report to the Ontario Region LINC Advisory Committee. 98 pp. {720}
Emploi et Immigration Canada. 1991. Guide A L'Intention Des Nouveaux Arrivants Au Canada. {720}
Emploi et Immigration Canada. 1992. Comment Travailler Avec Les Nouveaux Arrivants. Guide a L' intention Des Travailleurs en Immgration et en Etablissement. {720}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 1997. A Newcomer's Introduction to Canada. 79 pp. (available in French). {720}
Ethnoracial Community
Potter, Stephanie M. 1999. The Social Resources of Immigrants: Effects on the Integration of Independent and Family Class Immigrants to Toronto, Canada from South Asia. Doctoral thesis, Department of Sociology, University of Toronto. 517 pp. {520}
Health
Cheung, Angela M., Gabriel Chan, Ruhee Chaudhry, Esme Fuller-Thompson, Ken Milstead and Lilian Thompson. 2002. Towards Healthier Bones: A cross-sectional study examining fracture risk and access to care among Chinese immigrants. CERIS funded research report. 16 pp. {980-4}
Refugee
Refugee Sponsorship Training Program. 2001. Group of Five Handbook. 46 pp. {195}
Refugee Sponsorship Training Program. 2001. Sponsoring Group Handbook. 46 pp. {195}
Employment
Employment Immigration Canada. 1993. Living in Canada : What You Should Know. 9 pp. {770-3}
Murch, Kem Productions. 1994. Looking for Work in Canada: Strategies for New Canadians. Human Resources and Labour Canada. {770-3}
Needs Assessment
McDonald, Lynn, Usha George, Joanne Daciuk, Miu Chung Yan and Hermione Rowan. 2001. A Study on the Settlement Related Needs of Newly Arrived Immigrant Seniors in Ontario. June 30, 2001. Project funded by CIC and OASIS. {320-7}
Immigration/Settlement
Ontario ISAP Conference. 1999. Hosted by MIAG in partnership with: Web Networks and Berry and Associates. {125}
Citizenship and Immigration Canada. 1998. FundraisingY The Approachable Way. {125}
Social Services
Toronto. 1997. Merchants of Care? The Non-Profit Sector in a Competitive Social Services Marketplace. Social Planning Council of Metropolitan Toronto. {320-7}
Working Papers from Vancouver Centre
Beynon June, Lleva Roumiana, Dichupa Marela. 2001. "Teachers of Chinese Ancestry: The interaction of Identities and Professional Roles." December 2001. Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. {970}
Hirji, Shemina and Beyon June. 2001. "Teachers of Punjabi Ancestry: Their Perceptions of their Roles in the British Columbia Education System." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. November 2001. {970}
Globerman, Steven. 2001. "Globalization and Immigration." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. April 2001. {970}
De Voretz, Don & Zhongdong Ma. 2001. "Triangular Capital Flows between Sending, Entrepot and the Rest of the World Destinations." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. April 2001. {970}
Fang, Jin. 2001. "New challenge of Globalization to China and its Impact on the Trends of Immigaration to Canada." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. April 2001. {970}
Li, Minghuan. 2001. "Everybody Acts Independently: A Study of the Refugee Determination Process in British Columbia, Canada." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. April 2001. {970}
Didukh, Galina. 2001. "Immigrants and the Demand for Shelter." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. April 2001. {970}
Mongrain Steeve, Marceau, Nicholas, Mansour, Abdala. 2001. "Gangs and Crime Deterrence." Vancouver Centre of Excellence. Research on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis, Working Paper Series. April 2001. {970}
Documents from Montreal Centre
Bourgeois, Frederique & Helly, Denise. 2000. Une recherche comparative: politiques d’accueil, insertion sociale et circulation migratoire: Les refugies kosovars evacues a Lyon et a Montreal au printemps 1999. Immigration et Metropoles. 175 pp. {975}
Simard, Carolle. 2001. La representation des groups ethniques et des minorites visibles au niveau municipal: Candiates et elus. 65 pp. {975}
Ledoyen, Alberte. 2002. Le regard des petits proprietaires sur les demandeurs de logement: etude exploratoire sur les perceptions et les attitutdes des petits proprietarires envers les clienteles des minorites ethnoculturelles. Immigration et Metropoles. 104 pp. {975}
Immigration et Metropoles. 2002. La reussite en francais des allophones au collegial: Rapport de recherche Juin 2000. Reedition 2002. Universite Montreal. 313 pp. {975}
Documents Available at CERIS Resource Centre, March 2002
Housing
Teixeira, Jose Carlos. 1992. The Role of "Ethnic" Sources of Information in the Relocation Decision-Making Process: A Case Study of the Portuguese in Mississauga. Doctoral thesis, Graduate Programme in Geography, York University, Ontario, Canada. {760}
Mental Health
Beiser, Hou, Kaspar & Noh. 2000. Transitions Into and Out of Poverty: impact on immigrant and non-immigrant children’s developmental behaviours. Project funded by Human Resources Canada. Culture, Community and Health Studies, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto. {740}
Ethnoracial Community
McGown, Rima Berns. Muslims in the Diaspora: The Somali Communities of London and Toronto. Toronto, U of T Press, 1999. {510}
Employment/Labour
Reitz, Jeffrey G. 2001. Immigrant Skill Utilization in the Canadian Labour Market: Implications of Human Capital Research, Journal of International Migration and Integration (forthcoming). {770}
International Migration
International Migration Review. Vol. 35, Spring 2001. Centre for Migration Studies. {830/4}
Youth
Kilbride, M. Kenise and Paul Anisef, Etta Baichman-Anisef and Rhanda Khattar. 2000. Between Two Worlds: The Experiences and Concerns of Immigrant Youth in Ontario. CERIS Project Report. {570}
Immigration/Ethnoracial Services
Continental African Service Providers Pre-Conference Consultation. 2001. Coordinated by COSTI. January 12, 2001. Toronto. Sponsored by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. {320/2}
Metropolis Project
Canadian Institute of Planners. 2000. Canada Plan - Urban Diversity. July, August, September 2000. Vol. 40, No. 4. {00}
International Settlement Canada
RRDR (Research Resource Division for Refugees). INSCAN: International Settlement Canada
Vol. 1, No. 1 (January 1987) - Vol. 14, No. 3 (Winter 2001), Centre for Peace Action and Migration Research, Carleton University, Early volumes available at
http://www.carleton.ca/rrdr/ {955}
Research Methodology
Barnesly, Jan and Diana Ellis. Research for Change: Participatory Action Research for Community Groups. The Women’s Research Centre, 1992. {905}
CERIS Working Paper Series
Siemiatycki, Myer, Tim Rees, Roxana Ng and Khan Rahi. Integrating Community Diversity in Toronto: On Whose Terms? CERIS Working Paper Series, No. 14. March 2001. {985}
Vancouver Centre Working Paper Series
Amegashie, J. Atsu and John E. Hayfron. 2000. Perception and Supply: A Theoretical Analysis with an Application to Immigrants. Working Paper Series #00-17. Oct. 2000. RIIM. {970/00}
Pratt, Geraldine. 2000. Studying Immigration in Focus Groups. Working Paper Series #00-18. Dec. 2000. RIIM. {970/00}
Casarico, Alessandra and Carlo Devillanova. 2000. Social Security and Migration with Endogenous Skill Upgrading. Working Paper Series #00-19. Nov. 2000. RIIM. {970/00}
DeVoretz, Don J. 2000. An Analysis of Turn-of-the-Century Canadian Immigration: 1891-1914. Working Paper Series #00-21. Dec. 2000. RIIM. {970/00}
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