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Citizenship & Identity
Social Cohesion
The Opportunity and Challenge of Diversity: A Role for Social Capital?
"The main hypothesis underlying the Montréal conference was that the integration process for immigrants and the management of diversity more broadly is an area where the generation of networks of social contacts may potentially play a key role in achieving a number of desired outcomes."
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Studies & Reports 19 of 61
"When immigrants from diverse countries of origin come to settle in Canada, they are faced with an extraordinary range of stressful challenges. These include finding housing, establishing a new career, coping with new education, health care, and legal systems, and adjusting to a new cultural environment. Moreover, new immigrants must address these challenges at the very moment when they have left most of their networks of social contacts behind."
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