Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001
This article deals with the contribution of intergenerational ethnic mobility to the demographic reproduction of the Aboriginal groups in Canada: the North American Indians, the Métis and the Inuit. To this effect, it attempts to see if children in husband/wife census families keep the identity of t...
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ftunivalbertaojs:oai:ejournals.library.ualberta.ca:article/16027 2023-05-15T16:55:04+02:00 Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001 Robitaille, Norbert Guimond, Éric Boucher, Alexandre 2010-12-31 application/pdf http://ejournals.library.ualberta.ca/index.php/csp/article/view/16027 eng eng Population Research Laboratory, University of Alberta http://ejournals.library.ualberta.ca/index.php/csp/article/view/16027/12832 Canadian Studies in Population; Vol:37 No.1-2 (2010); 151 - 174 1927-629X 0380-1489 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Peer-reviewed Article 2010 ftunivalbertaojs 2016-05-08T20:42:32Z This article deals with the contribution of intergenerational ethnic mobility to the demographic reproduction of the Aboriginal groups in Canada: the North American Indians, the Métis and the Inuit. To this effect, it attempts to see if children in husband/wife census families keep the identity of their parents. As expected, children from endogamous couples generally keep their parents’ identity. However, for most children from exogamous couples formed by an Aboriginal person and a non-Aboriginal person, the Aboriginal identity prevails over the non-Aboriginal identity. If Aboriginal identities were “not attractive” identities when declaring the ethnic affiliation of children in situations of exogamous unions, then the size of the Aboriginal population in Canada would be significantly smaller. Article in Journal/Newspaper inuit University of Alberta: Journal Hosting Canada |
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This article deals with the contribution of intergenerational ethnic mobility to the demographic reproduction of the Aboriginal groups in Canada: the North American Indians, the Métis and the Inuit. To this effect, it attempts to see if children in husband/wife census families keep the identity of their parents. As expected, children from endogamous couples generally keep their parents’ identity. However, for most children from exogamous couples formed by an Aboriginal person and a non-Aboriginal person, the Aboriginal identity prevails over the non-Aboriginal identity. If Aboriginal identities were “not attractive” identities when declaring the ethnic affiliation of children in situations of exogamous unions, then the size of the Aboriginal population in Canada would be significantly smaller. |
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Robitaille, Norbert Guimond, Éric Boucher, Alexandre Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001 |
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Robitaille, Norbert Guimond, Éric Boucher, Alexandre |
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Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001 |
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Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001 |
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Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001 |
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Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001 |
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Intergenerational Ethnic Mobility among Canadian Aboriginal Populations in 2001 |
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intergenerational ethnic mobility among canadian aboriginal populations in 2001 |
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Population Research Laboratory, University of Alberta |
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Canadian Studies in Population; Vol:37 No.1-2 (2010); 151 - 174 1927-629X 0380-1489 |
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