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Boyd, Monica. (1999). Canadian, eh? Ethnic origin shifts in the
Canadian census. Canadian Ethnic Studies/Etudes Ethniques au
Canada, 31(3), 1-19.
Boyd, Monica. (1999). Integrating gender language and race. In S.
Halli & L. Driedger (Eds.), Immigrant Canada: Demographic,
economic, and social changes (pp. 283-306). Toronto: University of
Toronto Press.
Boyd, Monica, & Norris, Doug. (2001). Who are the "Canadians"?:
Changing census responses, 1986-1996. Canadian Ethnic Studies,
33(1), 1-24.
Bradby, H. (1995). Ethnicity: Not a black and white issue. Sociology of
Health and Illness, 17(3), 405-417.
Bradby, H. (2003). Describing ethnicity in health research. Ethnic
Health, 8(1), 5-13.
Breton, Raymond. (1983). The ethnic community, a political
community. Sociologie et Societes, 15(2), 23-37.
Brownrigg, Leslie A., & de la Puente, Manuel. (1992). Sociocultural
behaviors correlated with census undercount. Paper presented at the
American Sociological Association (ASA).
Cauce, Ana Mari. (2002). Examining culture within a quantitative
empirical research framework. Human Development, 45(4), 294-298.
Choldin, Harvey M. (1997). How sampling will help defeat the
undercount. Society, 34(3), 27-30.
Coleman, David, & Salt, John. (1996). Ethnicity in the 1991 census:
Volume one: Demographic characteristics of the ethnic minority
populations. London, England: Office for National Statistics.
Cousins, Linwood H. (2000). Elusive culture: Schooling, race, and
identity in global times by Daniel Yon [Book Review]. Anthropology
and Education Quarterly, 31(4), 500-510.
Curtis, Bruce. (1994). On the local construction of statistical
knowledge: Making up the 1861 census of the Canadas. Journal of
Historical Sociology, 7(4), 416-434.
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