The role of spouses and children in the decision to settle or not to settle into a certain community. Part 2: Methodological framework to undertake qualitative analysis

Auteurs: Madine VanderPlaat, Howard Ramos, et Yoko Yoshida

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Type	Rapport à un groupe politique
Auteur	Madine VanderPlaat, Howard Ramos, et Yoko Yoshida
Année de pulication	2011
Titre	The role of spouses and children in the decision to settle or not to settle into a certain community. Part 2: Methodological framework to undertake qualitative analysis
Ville	Ottawa, ON
Établissement	Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)
Langue de publication	Anglais

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Publications connexes

Madine VanderPlaat, Howard Ramos, et Yoko Yoshida (2012).

A preliminary investigation of the contributions of sponsored parents and grandparents in Canada

Madine VanderPlaat, Howard Ramos, et Yoko Yoshida (2012).

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Yoko Yoshida, Howard Ramos, et Madine VanderPlaat (2011).

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Madine VanderPlaat, Howard Ramos, et Yoko Yoshida (2012).

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Yoko Yoshida et Howard Ramos (2013).

Destination rural Canada: A basic overview of recent immigrants to rural small towns

Murshed Chowdhury (2013).

Does higher education lead to better health? Canadian evidence

Philip Connor (2005).

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Données utilisées

Enquête longitudinale auprès des immigrants

Centre(s) de données de recherche

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