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Journal articles on the topic "Immigrants – Intégration – Canada"
Girard, Magali, Michael Smith, and Jean Renaud. "Intégration économique des nouveaux immigrants: adéquation entre l'emploi occupé avant l'arrivée au Québec et les emplois occupés depuis l'immigration." Canadian Journal of Sociology 33, no. 4 (December 9, 2008): 791–814. http://dx.doi.org/10.29173/cjs4519.
Full textBoudarbat, Brahim, and Pouya Ebrahimi. "L’intégration économique des jeunes issus de l’immigration au Québec et au Canada." Articles 45, no. 2 (July 3, 2017): 121–44. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1040392ar.
Full textBéji, Kamel, and Anaïs Pellerin. "Intégration socioprofessionnelle des immigrants récents au Québec : le rôle de l’information et des réseaux sociaux." Articles 65, no. 4 (February 9, 2011): 562–83. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/045586ar.
Full textTardieu-Bertheau, Régine, and Jean-Claude Lasry. "IDENTITÉ ETHNOCULTURELLE, BIEN-ÊTRE PSYCHOLOGIQUE ET PERFORMANCE SCOLAIRE DE JEUNES ADULTES ISSUS DE COUPLES MIXTES AU QUÉBEC." Revue québécoise de psychologie 39, no. 1 (April 25, 2018): 85–105. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1044845ar.
Full textCorbeil, Jean-Pierre. "Acquis et défis de la mesure statistique des niveaux de littératie des immigrants de tierce langue maternelle." OLBI Working Papers 3 (August 5, 2011). http://dx.doi.org/10.18192/olbiwp.v3i0.1092.
Full textSteinbach, Marilyn. "Developing Social Capital: An Insider Look at the Language Learning and Integration Experiences of New Canadians." Comparative and International Education 36, no. 2 (October 1, 2007). http://dx.doi.org/10.5206/cie-eci.v36i2.9094.
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Godbout, Claudia. "Étude du choix de localisation des immigrants au Canada." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25861/25861.pdf.
Full textGauthier, Geneviève. "Analyse économétrique de l'assimilation de la cohorte d'immigrants arrivée au Canada entre 2000 et 2001 et de l'impact des réseaux sociaux sur leur processus d'assimilation." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25829/25829.pdf.
Full textVachon, Patrice. "Non-random panel attrition : comparison of two alternative estimations." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/25596.
Full textImmigrants are a growing part of the population in western countries. In this sense, it is more relevant to study their conditions and their integrations. To do so, in Canada, the federal government has developed two datasets: Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada (LSIC) and the Longitudinal Immigration Database (IMDB). In immigrant panels the non-random attrition is likely higher than in native one. Thus, it is relevant to correct this bias. In this paper, we test two correction techniques. We compare statistical weighting and a three equations unweighted correction. In those two cases, we are correcting for participation in the labor market, but only the unweighted procedure corrects for the participation in the panel. We found that the unweighted has a better correction on the bias on the labor market participation, but no estimator has correctly corrected the wage rates.
Jarotkova, Jolana. "La participation sociale dans la société d’installation : une réponse à l’épreuve d’intégration; Les trajectoires de participation sociale des immigrants congolais installés à Bruxelles et à Ottawa-Gatineau." Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/36721.
Full textCalinon, Anne-Sophie. "Facteurs linguistiques et sociolinguistiques de l'intégration en milieu multilingue : le cas des immigrants à Montréal." Thèse, Besançon, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/9122.
Full textCette recherche a pour but de définir et de décrire les facteurs linguistiques et sociolinguistiques de l’intégration des immigrants dans le contexte multilingue qu’est Montréal. Elle se fonde sur un corpus d’entretiens effectués avec des immigrants, suivant les cours de francisation gouvernementaux. Notre travail repose principalement sur la notion – à la fois politique et sociolinguistique – d’intégration linguistique. Nous étudions les politiques de gestion de l’immigration et de la pluralité linguistique qui influencent l’intégration des immigrants dans une société d’installation culturellement diversifiée et francophone. Notre démarche est à la fois macrosociolinguistique et microsociolinguistique, aussi bien dans la problématique que dans la méthodologie appliquée. Nous cherchons à apprécier l’impact des mesures de politique linguistique sur la préservation du français au Québec en nous intéressant aux perceptions des immigrants concernant les fonctions sociales des langues à Montréal. La francisation étant présentée comme la mesure politique la plus significative, nous nous intéressons au contenu des cours, sur le plan linguistique et culturel. Nous déterminons le niveau de compétence que les immigrants-apprenants atteignent à la fin de leur formation à l’aide d’une grille originale d’observables énonciatifs, structurels et normatifs. Après avoir évalué le degré d’autonomie linguistique des sujets, nous décrivons leur mobilité sociale en étudiant la fréquence et le type d’interactions dans lesquelles les immigrants ont l’occasion d’utiliser les différentes langues de leur répertoire langagier, en vue de déterminer leur intégration sociale. A partir de ces données, nous mettons en évidence l’influence du degré de maîtrise linguistique sur le sentiment d’intégration. Les résultats montrent que le français jouit d’une vitalité linguistique importante. De par ses fonctions véhiculaires et sociales, le français est généralement la langue de communication première dans toutes les sphères de la vie sociale à Montréal. De ce fait, la capacité de communiquer, grâce à l’appropriation de la variété standard du français, est un facteur linguistique de l’intégration. Or, à la fin de la formation en français, les immigrants ont des compétences linguistiques et sociolinguistiques qui leur permettent seulement une mobilité linguistique et sociale limitées. Ce facteur linguistique doit être obligatoirement accompagné d’autres éléments intégrateurs qui constituent les étapes suivantes du processus d’intégration.
Linguistic and Sociolinguistic Factors of Integration within a Multilingual Context : the case of immigrants in Montreal The purpose of this study is to define and describe the linguistic and sociolinguistic factors of integration of immigrants within the multilingual context of Montreal. Based on a corpus of interviews (discussions, conversations) with immigrants enrolled in government-sponsored French language training programs, our work focuses mainly on linguistic integration, understood here as both a political and sociolinguistic notion. We examine the policies of immigration management and linguistic plurality which influence the assimilation of immigrants into a francophone and culturally diversified society. Our approach to the research subject and the methodology applied to it is both macro-sociolinguistic and micro-sociolinguistic. We attempt to determine the impact of linguistic policy measures on preserving the use of the French language. To do this, we study how immigrants perceive the social functions of languages in Montreal. Since francization is presented as the most significant political measure, we analyze training course content, on a cultural and linguistic level. In order to determine the level of skill obtained by the immigrants at the end of their training program, we use an original scale measuring observable cognitive, structural and normative items. After assessing immigrants’ degree of linguistic autonomy, we describe their social mobility to see how well they are actually assimilated into the francophone living environment. We analyze the type and frequency of the interactions in which immigrant are called upon to use the different languages making up their language repertoires. This data allows us to show how immigrants’ command of the French language affects their feeling with regard to social integration. Our results demonstrate that the linguistic vitality of the french-speaking community in Montreal is increasing. Indeed, French is the primary language of communication in all aspects of social life. The ability to communicate easily in standard French is, therefore, a linguistic factor contributing to successful social and cultural integration. However, at the completion of their French language training program, immigrants’ linguistic and sociolinguistic skills allow them only limited linguistic and social mobility. This linguistic facet of cultural integration must necessarily be accompanied by other means to facilitate and consolidate the process of integration.
Gblokpor-Koffi, Komlan. "L'intégration des Togolais au Québec et la communauté togolaise au Canada (CTC) : le rôle d'une association de migrants dans le développement d'un réseau social et dans l'acquisition de capital social." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26004.
Full textOur objective is to examine the role played by immigrant cultural associations in the integration of their members, with an association of Togolese migrants in Canada (CTC) as our case study. Our approach shows that Togolese migrants are particularly influenced by cultural associations in their social and economic integration, both on arrival and later, during the job search process. They are influenced by the CTC and other associations that share their cultural referents. All of our respondents acknowledge that they need help in their integration process. Our analysis allowed us to understand that if the CTC facilitates the social and economic integration of its members in Quebec, it does so by offering them a culturally familiar environment that allows them to affirm their identity in Quebec. The meetings organized by the CTC allow members to create and reinforce links of solidarity that have a positive influence on their integration.
Hanina, Marina. "Les conditions du développement des compétences interculturelles des adolescents immigrants à Sherbrooke." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2048/document.
Full textThe subject matter of the present research is the analysis of conditions in which immigrant youth develop their cross cultural competences in school milieu in Sherbrooke.Several questions pertaining to changes taking place in Quebec society and the particular needs of Quebec’s educational system, in which the target population evolves, are outlined. Nationally, and particularly on the institutional level, the emergence of complex intercultural trajectories is increasingly taking center-stage. Such experiences represent dynamic evolving phenomena that provoke various feelings, specific behavior patterns, emotional disorders and cultural shocks. They are more clearly identifiable in certain regions where the number of newly arrived immigrants continuously grows. And the immigration in Sherbrooke is in constant evolution. Academic professionals are not sufficiently skilled to adequately perform in this kind of situations. They deplore their lack of knowledge and resources in this area, given that immigration to small towns on this scale is a relatively new phenomenon in Canada.Furthermore, this new phenomenon remains largely unexplored in the scientific domain. This subject is only partially paid attention to and is poorly adapted to the specific realities of immigrant youth being brought up in such regions.The conceptual field and frame of reference appear to have to be entirely reconstructed. To do so, it is necessary to analyze the conditions in which immigrant youth develop their cross-cultural competencies as it would allow us to understand the process of how they are acquired.Such subtle analysis will provide for carrying out tools and techniques to better equip academic professionals with knowledge and skills to help them face their new school realities and act in an appropriate and efficient manner.To address this need, we deployed an analysis pattern, which allowed us to study the evolution of cross-cultural competences by considering positive and negative factors for their development. These factors have been classified in an ecosystem, going from micro-system to macro-system.In the present study four types of respondents were interrogated: Quebecois youth, immigrant youth and their parents and teachers working in multicultural classes. These four respondents’ types were necessary to obtain a comprehensive view of the immigrant situation and their integration. We used focus groups, projective imagination test and face to face interviews.The results of the global analysis have shown that there are several crucial factors which were classified into the ecosystem. The main identified factors are: the degree of self-motivation, self esteem and how the school image is perceived (microsystem), parental strategies (mesosystem), teachers’ academic background and their tutorial approach, as well as policies around “welcome classes” structure (macrosystem). Moreover, we noticed that immigrant youth tend to faster adopt and integrate the culture of the Quebec society as well as merge with the new school community.The present research aimed to study the concepts of cross-cultural competencies has been enriched by the multidisciplinary approach we have applied throughout our analysis (psychology, pedagogy, sociology and anthropology)
Gagnon, Véronique. "Être étudiant d'origine étrangère en région au Québec : histoires de vie et parcours migratoires." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27956.
Full textAu regard de diverses politiques canadiennes et québécoises visant à tirer profit de l’immigration, la présente recherche s’intéresse à de jeunes migrants adultes d’origine étrangère ayant comme projet celui de suivre une formation collégiale technique dans une région éloignée de la métropole québécoise. La prémisse de départ veut qu’au-delà des forces et contraintes extérieures, le parcours de chaque individu soit essentiellement unique et singulier. Cette étude cherche ainsi à saisir les logiques et processus sous-jacents à cette forme de mobilité aussi relative et évolutive que la réalité de notre ère globalisée l’impose, et ce, par l’appréhension du vécu des personnes impliquées. Grâce à la conduite d’entretiens semi-directifs auprès d’étudiants d’origine étrangère de l’Institut maritime du Québec à Rimouski, ce mémoire pose un regard sur leur parcours migratoire et l’expérience transculturelle vécue en région en traversant divers thèmes tels que les motivations à migrer et à choisir tel ou tel lieu de formation et de vie, les chocs culturels, la création de liens, le sentiment d’intégration, l’expérience académique, les stratégies d’adaptation et de résilience, les effets de la migration sur les individus, l’enjeu de l’appartenance, la vision de la localité d’accueil et les revirements de projets. Cette étude de cas permettra ainsi de soulever des pistes de réflexion concernant la réalité des étudiants en situation de mobilité et de questionner l’adéquation entre les logiques politiques et celles des individus.
With recent Canadian and Quebec policies aiming to capitalize on immigration, the present research targets migrant students enrolled in a regional college located in the Province of Québec. The basic premise of this paper is that beyond external forces and constraints, each individual has a unique and singular migratory experience. Through the analysis of these personal experiences, the following research aims to better understand the underlying processes of this relative and evolutionary migration movement brought about by globalization. Young foreign-born adults registered in a technical program at the Institut maritime du Québec in Rimouski were interviewed regarding their mobility and cross-cultural experiences through different themes such as : migration motivations, factors relating to choice of destination, culture shocks, relationships, academic experience, coping strategies, effects of migration, sense of integration and belonging, perception of the host community and projects evolution. The results of this case study highlight important avenues of reflection on the experience of migrant students in regional areas and question the concordance between governmental strategies and individual logic and projects.
Vivier, Minsung. "Processus migratoires et identitaires de Coréens en France et au Québec." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LYO20043.
Full textThis work concerns the migratory and identical processes of the Korean population installed in France or in Quebec. Its first purpose is to understand the influence of the socio-cultural context on the way that the immigrants adapt themselves and become integrated into the host countries whose models of integration differ. Considering that the language establishes a main element in the process of adaptation as well as in the identical strategies, the linguistic dynamics of the immigrant families was analyzed with a particular attention. 17 Korean families consisted of the father, the mother and their 11-15-year-old child were met in France or in Quebec, through essentially the semi-structured interview and the sociolinguistic questionnaire. The results of our search reveal that the French republican model promotes the linguistic and cultural integration of the Korean immigrants while the Quebec’s intercultural model promotes the socio-professional, civic and community integration. The second-generation immigrants integrate in a spontaneous way the culture and the language of the host country of their parents with the schooling as well as those of the origin into the interfamily context. Our qualitative analyses show that the adaptive and identical processes of the Korean immigrants develop in narrow relation with the socio-cultural context but also with a work of symbolization of the interculturality on the personal and group plan
Xhardez, Catherine. "Intégrer pour exister ? : nationalisme sous-étatique et intégration des immigrés en Flandre et au Québec." Thesis, Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017IEPP0035.
Full textMy PhD dissertation (Sciences Po Paris & Université Saint-Louis) considers the dilemma generated by immigration and diversity for political elites in two culturally and linguistic distinct sub-national communities: Flanders (Belgium) and Quebec (Canada). For such communities, immigration represents both opportunities and challenges. Immigration might increase the relative demographic strength of the sub-national community yet, it might also weaken its cultural or linguistic cohesion. Focusing on the 1999-2014 timeframe and using discursive institutionalism, I ask how subnational elites respond to this dilemma. Using discourse analysis, I identify the position of members of regional parliaments and their rhetoric on four dimensions of immigrant integration (institutional, demographic, linguistic, and cultural). Contrary to other researches that have focused only on sub-nationalist and regionalist party positions, my focus on political discourse allows me to show how ideas circulate and evolve through legislatures. My results run contrary to some expectations from immigration studies and federalism theory. I show that key arguments are shared between political elites when it comes to the linguistic, demographic and cultural dimensions of immigrant integration. Nevertheless and independently from the conceptions of integration put forward, I show that clear divergences remain when it comes to federal-subnational institutional arrangements for immigrant integration
Books on the topic "Immigrants – Intégration – Canada"
Quell, Carsten. Official languages and immigration : obstacles and opportunities for immigrants and communities =: Immigration et les langues officielles : obstacles et possibilités qui se présentent aux immigrants et aux communautés. Ottawa, Ont: Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages = Commissariat aux langues officielles, 2002.
Find full text1952-, Eudes-Pascal Élisabeth, ed. Des crabes dans ma cour: Roman. Saint-Laurent, Québec: Éditions P. Tisseyre, 2005.
Find full textCanada. Parliament. House of Commons. Standing Committee on Official Languages. Immigration as a tool for the development of official language minority communities : report of the Standing Committee on Official Languages =: L'immigration, outil de développement des communautés de langue officielle en situation minoritaire : rapport du Comité permanent des langues officielles. Ottawa, Ont: Standing Committee on Official Languages = Comité permanent des langues officielles, 2003.
Find full textLouise, Hanvey, Kunz Jean Lock, and Conseil canadien de développement social., eds. Les jeunes immigrants au Canada. Ottawa, Ont: Conseil canadien de développement social, 2000.
Find full textLouise, Hanvey, Kunz Jean Lock, and Canadian Council on Social Development., eds. Immigrant youth in Canada. Ottawa: Canadian Council on Social Development, 2000.
Find full text1962-, Mulatris Paulin Kilol, and University of Alberta. Faculté Saint-Jean. Institut pour le patrimoine de la francophonie de l'Ouest canadien., eds. L'intégration des immigrants francophones dans l'Ouest du Canada: Actes du colloque. Edmonton: Institut pour le patrimoine de la francophonie de l'Ouest canadien, 2008.
Find full textJames, Frideres, Burstein M. L. 1926-, Biles John 1971-, and Queen's University (Kingston, Ont.). School of Policy Studies., eds. Immigration and integration in Canada in the twenty-first century. Kingston, Ont: School of Policy Studies, Queen's University, 2008.
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