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 2022)

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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 (2009).

The determinants of employment in Aboriginal Peoples in Canada, 2006

Senada Delic et Frances Abele (2010).

The recession and Aboriginal workers

Senada Delic (2013).

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

Senada Delic (2009).

Statistical information pertaining to socio-economic conditions of northern Aboriginal People in Canada: Sources and limitations

Christopher J. Ryan, Martin J. Cooke, Sharon I. Kirkpatrick, Scott T. Leatherdale, et Piotr Wilk (2018).

The correlates of physical activity among adult Métis

Alexandre Morin, Roberson Édouard, et Gérard Duhaime (2009).

Beyond the harsh. Objective and subjective living conditions in Nunavut

Fuller-Thomson, E., Lee, S., Cameron, R.E., Baiden, P., Agbeyaka, S., et Karamally, T. (2020).

Aboriginal People in Complete Mental Health: A Nationally-Representative Canadian Portrait of Resilience and Flourishing.

Hmwe Hmwe Kyu, Katholiki Georgiades, Harriet L. MacMillan, et Michael H. Boyle (2015).

Community- and individual-level factors associated with smoking and heavy drinking among Aboriginal people in Canada

Données utilisées

Enquête auprès des peuples autochtones

Centre(s) de données de recherche

CDRO (Ottawa)