The effects of residential schooling, social capital, and place of residence on variations in health conditions of Canada’s Aboriginal population

Authors: Cash Ahenakew

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Type	PhD dissertation
Author	Cash Ahenakew
Publication Year	2012
Title	The effects of residential schooling, social capital, and place of residence on variations in health conditions of Canada’s Aboriginal population
City	Calgary, AB
Department	Program in International Indigenous Studies
University	University of Calgary
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Indigenous Peoples Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1991 to 2022)

IPS APS