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3123 International Migration: The Impact Of Recent Immigration To Canada.
this paper will examine the impact of recent immigration to Canada. This will consider the effectiveness of Canadian immigration policy by taking into consideration the benefits and costs to Canada of receiving immigrants. The main hypothesis that this paper will present is that government policy restricting immigration has had a significant impact on the relative benefits and costs of immigration within Canada. Also, overall, Canadian immigration has had a favourable impact on the country though the composition of immigration has changed significantly during recent years. 12 pgs. bibliography lists 9 sources.
- Pages: 12
- Bibliography: 9 source(s) listed
- Filename: 3123 Impact Immigration Canada.doc
- Price: US$107.40
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10723 Human Geography: Home Ownership in Little Greece, 1981-1996.
This paper examines home ownership in 'Little Greece', 1981-1996. Related issues will include household composition and boarding.'Little Greece' is an area along the Danforth Avenue in Toronto. Historically, this has been an area of Greek concentration for fifty years. However, since 1980 there has been an influx of non-Greeks and a large outflow of Greeks. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
- Pages: 5
- Bibliography: 20 source(s) listed
- Filename: 10723 Home Ownership Greece.doc
- Price: US$44.75
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10727 Brief: Canadian Immigration after September 11: Addressing American Paranoia and Denial.
This paper examines Canadian immigration policy. In the form of a policy brief it addresses issues arising since September 11. These include the 'urban myth' that Canada is a haven for terrorists, the changed situation at the border, and the concepts of 'homeland' and continental defense. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
- Pages: 5
- Bibliography: 8 source(s) listed
- Filename: 10727 Addressing Canadian Immigration.doc
- Price: US$44.75
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11289 Proposal: Italian Community Building in Toronto As a Reflection of the Paese.
This six-page undergraduate paper is a proposal with the thesis that Italian community building in Toronto followed a pattern of kinship ties. The main three sources are first critically discussed for how they contribute to the paper. 6 pgs. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
- Pages: 6
- Bibliography: 7 source(s) listed
- Filename: 11289 Italian Community Toronto.doc
- Price: US$53.70
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11623 Ethnic Segregation and Social Stratification:The Chinese and the Jews of Toronto.
This paper is an outline for a research proposal in Canadian studies. The topic of interest are the secularised communities of Chinese and Jewish immigrants to the city of Toronto, and an understanding of the process of cultural ghettos. The outline includes questions about immigrant communities, such as whether the development of ghettos are to build a communal support system by choice, or whether immigrants are pushed out of mainstream Toronto because of racism. 2 pgs. 3 sources.
- Pages: 2
- Bibliography: 3 source(s) listed
- Filename: 11623 Ethinc Segregation.doc
- Price: US$17.90
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11630 Reflections on Urban Social Stratification, Class and Race in Toronto's Chinatown(s).
This paper is a history and analysis of Chinese immigration to Canada, and in particular the effects of urban stratification in Toronto's Chinese communities. The essay discusses the history of immigration of Chinese to Canada, and focuses on how race and class conflicts have contributed to producing Chinese ghettos in urban Toronto. The essay asserts that Toronto's Chinatown is as much shaped by class and gender, as it is shaped by class and racism. 14 pgs. 5 sources.
- Pages: 14
- Bibliography: 5 source(s) listed
- Filename: 11630 Urban Social Stratification.doc
- Price: US$125.30
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12327 Successive Waves of Immigrants and Community Building in Toronto.
This ten-page undergraduate paper is based on the thesis that family, kin and paesani networks formed the basis of all community building. The paper demonstrates how this functioned at the local and community levels. 10 pgs, bibliography lists 6 sources.
- Pages: 10
- Bibliography: 6 source(s) listed
- Filename: 12327 Successive Waves Immigrants.doc
- Price: US$89.50
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