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Goldmann, Gustave Joseph. (2001). The determinants of
acculturation: How immigrants adapt. Dissertation Abstracts
International, A: The Humanities and Social Sciences, 61(8), 3364-A-
3365-A.
Halli, Shiva S., & Driedger, Leo (Eds.). (1999). Immigrant Canada:
Demographic, economic, and social challenges. Toronto: University of
Toronto Press.
Harvey, Edward B., Siu, Bobby, & Reil, Kathleen D. V. (1999).
Ethnocultural groups, period of immigration and socioeconomic
situation. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 31(3), 94-103.
James, Carl, Plaza, Dwaine, & Jansen, Clifford. (1999). Issues of race
in employment experiences of Carribean women in Toronto. Canadian
Women's Studies, 19(3).
James, Carl E. (1997). The distorted images of African Canadians:
Impact, implications and responses. In C. Green (Ed.), Globalization
and survival in the Black diaspora (pp. 307-330). Albany, NY: State
University of New York Press.
Jansen, Clifford. (1998). Upward mobility among second generation
Caribbean men living in Toronto: A pilot study. Retrieved, from the
World Wide Web: Retrieved October 17, 2002, from
ceris.metropolis.net/vl/education/jansenc1.html. Paper presented at
Metropolis Education Research Forum CSSE Conference, Ottawa, May
29, 1998
Jansen, Clifford, Plaza, Dwaine, & James, Carl E. (1999). Upward
mobility among second generation Caribbean men living in Toronto.
Retrieved January 28, 2003, from the World Wide Web:
http://www.ceris.metropolis.net/frameset_e.html
Kalbach, Madeline A., & Kalbach, Warren E. (1999). Persistence of
ethnicity and inequality among Canadian immigrants. Canadian
Studies in Population, 26(1), 83-105.
Kazemipur, Abdolmohammad, & Halli, Shiva S. (2000). The invisible
barrier: Neighbourhood poverty and integration of immigrants in
Canada. Journal of International Migration and Integration, 1(1), 85-
100.
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