Family, work and income trajectories of women immigrants in Canada

Auteurs: Martin Cooke, Marie Mélanie Fontaine, Yazhuo (Annie) Pan, et Kate Rybczynski

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Type	Rapport à un groupe politique
Auteur	Martin Cooke, Marie Mélanie Fontaine, Yazhuo (Annie) Pan, et Kate Rybczynski
Année de pulication	2020
Titre	Family, work and income trajectories of women immigrants in Canada
Ville	Ottawa, ON
Établissement	Women and Gender Equality Canada (WAGE)

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