Explaining recent immigrants’ low involvement in delinquency: The effect of religiosity

Authors: Junmin Jeong

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Type	Master’s thesis
Author	Junmin Jeong
Publication Year	2011
Title	Explaining recent immigrants’ low involvement in delinquency: The effect of religiosity
City	London, ON
Department	Department of Sociology
University	University of Western Ontario
Publication Language	English

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