Three essays in labour economics: An application of mixed methods research to understanding of the employment status of Aboriginal workers in Canada

Auteurs: Senada Delic

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Type	Thèse de doctorat
Auteur	Senada Delic
Année de pulication	2012
Titre	Three essays in labour economics: An application of mixed methods research to understanding of the employment status of Aboriginal workers in Canada
Ville	Ottawa, ON
Département	School of Public Policy and Administration
Université	Carleton University
Langue de publication	Anglais

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Enquête auprès des peuples autochtones

Enquêtes transversales, Répété (1991 À 2017)

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CDRO (Ottawa)

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Three essays in labour economics: An application of mixed methods research to understanding of the employment status of Aboriginal workers in Canada

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Publications connexes

Senada Delic (2013).

Measurement of labour market attachment in the northern Canadian context: Conceptual and methodological issues

Senada Delic et Frances Abele (2010).

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Senada Delic (2009).

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Senada Delic (2009).

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Marie Baron, Mylène Riva, Christopher Fletcher, Melody Lynch, Marie-Claude Lyonnais, et Elhadji A. Laouan Sidi (2021).

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Christopher J. Ryan, Martin J. Cooke, et Scott T. Leatherdale (2016).

Factors associated with heavy drinking among off-reserve First Nations and Métis youth and adults: Evidence from the 2012 Canadian Aboriginal Peoples Survey

Gustave Goldmann (2015).

Models to estimate the size of the potential population of Métis who may claim Aboriginal right to harvest

N. Spence (2007).

New vistas on the income inequality-health: The case of Canada's First Nations reserve population

Données utilisées

Enquête auprès des peuples autochtones

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDRO (Ottawa)