Mackenzie, Ian R (1988): Early Movements of Domestics from the Caribbean and Canadian Immigration Policy: A Research Note. Alternate Routes 8, 124-143.
 [CANADA; CARIBBEAN IMMIGRANTS; CLASS; DOMESTICS; GENDER; IMMIGRATION; POLICY; RACISM; STATE]

Macklin, A (1994): On the inside looking in: foreign domestic workers in Canada. In: Maid in the Market: Women's Paid Domestic Labour. (Eds: Giles,Winona; Arat-Koc,S) Fernwood, Halifax, 13-39.
[CANADA; CLASS; DOMESTICS; GENDER; IMMIGRANT WOMEN; RACE; RACISM]

Maclachlan,Ian; Young,Deborah (1982/83): Toronto's Danforth speaks with many tongues. Canadian Geographic (Dec/Jan), 20-24.
[BUILT ENVIRONMENT; ETHNICITY; IMMIGRANTS; TORONTO]

Majury, N (1994): Signs of the times: Kerrisdale, a neighbourhood in transition. The Canadian Geographer 38(3), 265-270. Addresses the issue of 'monster homes' and Chinese immigration. AK
[CHINESE CANADIANS; IMMIGRATION; VANCOUVER]

Makabe, Tomoko (1981): The Theory of the Split Labor Market: A Comparison of the Japanese Experience in Brazil and Canada. Social Forces 59(3, Mar), 786-809.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION; JAPANESE CANADIANS; LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION]

Mangalam, JJ (1985): Post-Immigration Adjustment of India's Immigrants in Canada: A Case Study. Population Review 29(1-2, Jan-Dec), 95-112.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION; SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT; SOUTH ASIAN IMMIGRANTS]

Mannette, JA (1984): "Stark Remnants of Blackpast": hinking on Gender, Ethnicity and Class in 1780s Nova Scotia. Alternate Routes 7, 102-133.
[CANADA; CLASS; ETHNICITY; GENDER; HISTORY; IMMIGRATION; LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION; NOVA SCOTIA; RACISM; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION]

Manning, Frank E (1989): Carnival in the City: The Caribbeanization of Urban Landscapes. Urban Resources 5(3, Spring), 3-8,43.
[ACCULTURATION; CANADA; CARNIVAL; CULTURAL ADAPTATION; IMMIGRATION]

Marger,Martin N (1989): Business Strategies among East Indian Entrepreneurs in Toronto: The Role of Group Resources and Opportunity Structure. Ethnic and Racial Studies 12(4, Oct), 539-563.
CANADA; CLASS; EAST INDIAN IMMIGRANTS; ENTREPRENEURS; ETHNIC NETWORKS; IMMIGRATION; KINSHIP]

Marks, Lara (1994): Jewish identity and the city. Journal of Urban History 21(1), 113-117.
 [JEWISH CANADIANS; LONDON; VIENNA]

Marr, WL; McCready, DJ (1986): The Expenditure Pattern of the Canadian Born and the Foreign Born in Canada. Working paper, Department of Economics, Sir Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario.
[CANADA; EXPENDITURES; IMMIGRANTS]

Marr, WL; Percy,MB (1985): Immigration policy and Canadian economic growth. In: Domestic Policies and International Economic Environment. Vol. 12. (Ed: Royal Commission on the Economic Union and Development Prospects for Canada) University of Toronto Press, Toronto. (N)
[CANADA; ECONOMIC GROWTH; IMMIGRATION]

Marr, William L (1986): Are the Canadian Foreign Born Under-Represented in Canada's Occupational Structure? International-Migration / Migrations-Internationales / Migraciones-Internationales 24(4, Dec), 769-775.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION; LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION]

Marr, William L; Siklos,Pierre L (1994): The Link between Immigration and Unemployment in Canada. Journal of Policy Modeling 16(1, Feb), 1-25.
[CANADA; EMPLOYMENT; IMMIGRATION]

Marsden, LR (1977): Final Report: Children of Refugee Households in Canada. Working paper, Employment and Immigration Canada, Ottawa.
[CANADA; CHILDREN; REFUGEES]

Martinez, M; Felka, S; Simpson-Housley, P; De-Man, A (1991): Neighbourliness, Socializing and Residential Satisfaction in Urban Settings: Two Studies of German and Spanish Immigrants. International Journal of Comparative Sociology 32(3-4, Sept-Dec), 310-315.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION; INTEGRATION; LANGUAGE; SOCIAL INTERACTION; SOCIALIZATION]

Massey, DS (1981): Social class and ethnic segregation: a reconsideration of methods and conclusions. American Sociological Review 46, 641-65.
[CLASS; ETHNICITY; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION; UNITED STATES]

Massey, Douglas S (1985): Ethnic Residential Segregation: A Theoretical Synthesis and Empirical Review. Sociology and Social Research 69(3, Apr), 315-350.
[CANADA; CITIES; ETHNICITY; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION]

Mata, Fernando Gustavo (1988): Satisfaction with Social Conditions in Canada: A Longitudinal Study of Latin Americans and Three Immigrant Groups (1969-74). Dissertation Abstracts International, A: The Humanities and Social Sciences 49(5), Nov,1278-A-1279-A.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION; LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRANTS; SOCIAL]

Matejko, A; Brothwell, Diane (1984): Change in Ethnic Identity: The Impact of Newcomers on Polish Canadians; Le Changement d'identite ethnique: l'impact des nouveaux arrivants sur les Canadiens-Polonais. Recherches Sociologiques 15(2-3), 241-266.
[CANADA; ETHNICITY; IDENTITY; IMMIGRATION; LANGUAGE; POLISH CANADIANS]

Mathews, Georges (1990): Sociology and Demographic Problems; Sociologie et problemes demographiques. Cahiers de recherche sociologique 14(Spring), 111-115.
 [CANADA; DEMOGRAPHY; FERTILITY; IMMIGRATION; QUEBEC]

Matsuoka, Atsuko; Sorenson, John (1991): Ethnic Identity and Social Service Delivery: Some Models Examined in Relation to Immigrants and Refugees from Ethiopia. Canadian-Social-Work-Review/ Revue-canadienne-de-service-social 8(2, Summer), 255-268.
[CANADA; ETHIOPIANS; ETHNICITY; IDENTITY; IMMIGRATION; REFUGEES; SOCIAL SERVICES]

Matwijiw, P (1979): Ethnicity and urban residence: Winnipeg, 1941-1971. The Canadian Geographer XXIII, 45-61.
[CANADA; ETHNICITY; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION]

Maxim, Paul S (1992): Immigrants, Visible Minorities, and Self-Employment. Demography 29 (2, May), 181-198.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION]

McAndrew, Marie (1986): The Treatment of Racism, Immigration, and Multiethnic Reality in Francophone Textbooks in Quebec; Le Traitement du racisme, de l'immigration et de la realite multi-ethnique dans les manuels scolaires francophones au Quebec. Canadian-Ethnic- Studies / Etudes-Ethniques-au-Canada 18(2), 130-142.
[CANADA; ETHNICITY; IMAGES; IMMIGRATION; QUEBEC; RACISM; TEXTBOOKS; VISIBLE MINORITIES]

McAndrew, Marie (1991): The policy statement on immigration and integration: "Let's build Quebec together": towards a new intergroup concensus? Paper presented at the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association Conference, Winnipeg, 23-26 October.
[IMMIGRATION; INTEGRATION; QUEBEC]

McCall, C (1990): Class, Ethnicity and Social Inequality. McGill-Queen's Press, Montreal and Kingston.
[CANADA; CLASS; ETHNICITY; INEQUALITY]

McDade, K (1988): Barriers to Recognition of the Credentials of Immigrants in Canada. IRPP Discussion Paper 88.B.1.
[CANADA; CREDENTIALS; IMMIGRANTS]

McGahan, Peter (1982): Urban Sociology in Canada. Butterworths, Toronto.
[CANADA; URBAN SOCIOLOGY]

Mclaughlin, N (1985): The labour force participation of Canada's immigrants. Ottawa: Statistics Canada. (Labour Force; Catalogue 71-001)
[CANADA; IMMIGRANTS; LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION]

Medeiros, J; Jasper, K; Cinades, A; MacDonald, D; Reis, O (1980): Programming for Participation: Recommendations to Agencies Working in Multicultural Communities. West End YMCA sponsored by the Secretary of State, Toronto.
[CANADA; COMMUNITIES; IMMIGRANTS; MULTICULTURALISM; PARTICIPATION; SOCIAL AGENCIES]

Meng, R (1987): The earnings of Canadian immigrant and native-born males. Applied Economics 10 (December), 1107-1109.
[IMMIGRANTS; INCOME]

Meng, R; Sentance, J (n.d.): The earnings of immigrant women: Canadian evidence. Unpublished paper.
[CANADA; IMMIGRANT WOMEN; INCOME]

Mercer, John (1988): New faces on the block: Asian Canadians. The Canadian Geographer 32(4), 360-362.
 [ASIAN; CANADA; HOUSING; IMMIGRANTS; LABOUR MARKET; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION; URBAN]

Mercer, John (1989): Asian Migrants and Residential Location in Canada. New Community 15(2, Jan), 185-202.
      Census data are used to describe the increasingly multicultural nature of metropolitan Canada, & to examine the urban & regional contexts of Asian migrant settlement & their distributional & spatial patterns highlighting: Toronto & Ottowa-Hall (Ontario), Vancouver (British Columbia), Montreal (Quebec), Edmonton & Calgary (Alberta), & Winnipeg (Manitoba). Composition of migrant flows to Canada have changed recently with increased numbers of Asian, Caribbean, & Latin American migrants who settle in larger metropolitan areas. Implications of these changes for the study of housing & labor markets are discussed; also considered is the inheritance of the conflict between outsider (hegemonic white Canadian society) & insider minority community views of urban life. 7 Tables, 4 Figures, 3 Maps, 15 References. C. Grindle
(Reprinted with permission of Sociological Abstracts, Inc. (SAI), all rights reserved.)
[ASIAN IMMIGRANTS; CANADA; HOUSING; IMMIGRATION; LABOUR; SPATIAL STRUCTURE; URBAN SETTLEMENT]

Mercer, John (1995): Canadian cities and their immigrants: new realities. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 538, 169-184.
      An overview of the period since 1960 reveals that immigrants to Canada have been increasingly nonwhite and non-European, and exhibit greater cultural diversity than ever before. Because of this diversity and because new immigrants settle in a few metropolitan centers, Canadian society is faced with major urban changes. Immigrants impact education, health care, business development, and labor markets. For instance, large numbers of children who do not speak English (or French) create an administrative and fiscal challenge for some school districts. Health care providers are faced with a new variety of patient beliefs about illness and medicine. In some urban areas, the business landscape has been transformed to meet the needs of the growing Asian population. These changes and challenges have caused some to question Canada's immigrant- absorbing ability and others to see the possibilities of economic and cultural growth. 2 tables, 4 figures. Adapted from the source document.
(Reprinted with permission of Sociological Abstracts, Inc. (SAI), all rights reserved.).
[ASIAN; CANADA; DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE; IMMIGRANTS; IMMIGRATION; URBAN]

Michalowski, Margaret (1987): Adjustment of Immigrants in Canada: Methodological Possibilities and Its Implications. International-Migration/Migrations-Internationales/ Migraciones-Internationales 25(1, Mar), 21-39.
[ASSIMILATION; CANADA; IMMIGRATION; SOCIO-ECONOMIC]

Michalowski, Margaret (1991): Foreign-born Canadian emigrants and their characteristics (1981-1986). International Migration Review XXV(1), 28-53.
 [CANADA; IMMIGRATION; RETURN MIGRATION]

Michalowski, Margaret; Fortier, Celine (1990): Two Neglected Categories of Immigrants to Canada: Temporary Immigrants and Returning Canadians. Statistical Journal 7(3), 175-204.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION]

Miedema, Baukje; Nason-Clark, Nancy (1989): Second Class Status: An Analysis of the Lived Experiences of Immigrant Women in Fredericton. Canadian-Ethnic-Studies / Etudes-Ethniques-au-Canada 21(2), 63-73.
[BIOGRAPHIES; CANADA; DISCRIMINATION; IMMIGRANT WOMEN; IMMIGRATION; LABOUR; LANGUAGE; NEW BRUNSWICK; SOCIAL; URBAN]

Miles, Robert (1989): Racism. Routledge, London and New York.
[RACISM]

Miles, Robert; Dunlop, Anne (1987): Racism in Britain: the Scottish dimension. Chap. 6. In: Race and Racism: Essays in Social Geography. (Ed: Jackson,Peter) Allen & Unwin, London, 119-141.
[BRITAIN; RACE; RACISM; SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY]

Miller, Paul W (1992): The Earnings of Asian Male Immigrants in the Canadian Labor Market. International Migration Review 26(4, 100, Winter), 1222-1247.
[CANADA; EARNINGS; IMMIGRATION]

Millson, L (1991): Immigrant women lack services, survey says. Globe and Mail (21 June),
[CANADA; DISCRIMINATION; IMMIGRANT WOMEN]

Miron, John R (1993): On progress in housing Canadians. In: House, Home and community: Progress in Housing Canadians, 1945-1986. (Eds: Miron,Johnr; Bourne,LarryS; Fallis,George; Skaburskis,A; Steele,Marion; Streich,patricia) Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Ottawa, .
[CANADA; HOUSING; IMMIGRANTS]

Model, Suzanne (1985): A comparative perspective on the ethnic enclave: blacks, Italians, and Jews in New York City. International Migration Review 19, 64-81. (N)
[ETHNICITY; NEW YORK; RACE; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION; UNITED STATES]

Moghaddam, FM; Taylor, DM; Pelletier, P Tchoryk; Shepanek, M (1994): The warped looking glass: how minorities perceive themselves, believe they are pereived, and are actually perceived by majority group members in Quebec, Canada. Canadian Ethnic Studies 26(2), 112-123.

Moghaddam,Fathali M (1994): Ethnic segregation in a multicultural society: a review of recent trends in Montreal and Toronto and reconceptualization of causal factors. In: The Changing Canadian Metropolis. Vol. 1. (Ed: Frisken,Frances) Canadian Urban Institute, Toronto, 237-258.
[CHINESE CANADIANS; GREEK CANADIANS; MONTREAL; MULTICULTURALISM; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION; TORONTO]

Moghaddam, Fathali M; Perreault, Stephane (1992): Individual and Collective Mobility Strategies among Minority Group Members. Journal of Social Psychology 132(3, Jun), 343-357.
[CANADA; CITIES; ETHNICITY; MONTREAL; RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION]

Moghaddam, Fathali M; Taylor, Donald M; Lalonde, Richard N (1989): Integration Strategies and Attitudes toward the Built Environment: A Study of Haitian and Indian Immigrant Women in Montreal. Canadian-Journal-of-Behavioural-Science / Revue-canadienne-des-sciences-du-comportement 21(2, Apr), 160-173.
[CANADA; COMMUNITIES; CULTURE; HAITIAN CANADIANS; IMMIGRANT WOMEN; MONTREAL; SOUTH ASIANS]

Moldofsky,Naomi (1975): Expellees and 'Voluntary' Refugees from Less-Developed Lands. International-Migration / Migrations-Internationales / Migraciones-Internationales 13(1-2), 2-52.
[CANADA; GEOGRAPHY; IMMIGRATION; MONTREAL; POLICY]

Mongeau, Jal; Sguin, Anne-Marie (1993): Les profils résidentiels des ménages immigrés et non immigrés de la région montrélaise selon le recensement de 1986. Ministre des communautés culturelles et de l'immigration, Direction des études et de la recherche, Notes et documents no 3, Montréal.

Montgomery, R (1986): The Economic Adaptation of Vietnamese Refugees in Alberta: 1979-84. International-Migration / Migrations-Internationales / Migraciones-Internationales 24(4, Dec), 749-768.
 [ADJUSTMENT; CANADA; ECONOMIC; EDMONTON; IMMIGRATION; OCCUPATIONAL ATTAINMENT; SOCIAL; VIETNAMESE CANADIANS]

Montgomery, R (1991): Predicting Vietnamese Refugee Adjustment to Western Canada. International-Migration / Migrations-Internationales / Migraciones-Internationales 29(1, Mar), 89-117.
[ADJUSTMENT; CANADA; EDUCATION; IMMIGRATION; MARITAL STATUS; REFUGEES; VIETNAMESE CANADIANS]

Moodley, Kogila (1983): Canadian Multiculturalism as Ideology. Ethnic and Racial Studies (3, Jul), 320-331.
[CANADA; IDEOLOGY; IMMIGRATION; MULTICULTURALISM; POLICY; POWER]

Moore, EG; Ray, Brian K; Rosenberg, Mark W (1988): Redistribution of immigrant groups in Canada, 1976-1981.       In: Policy Forum on the Role of Immigration in Canada's Future. (Eds: Beach,CM; Green,AG) John Deutsch Institute for the Study of Foreign Policy, Queen's University, Kingston, 62-76.
[CANADA; IMMIGRANTS; POPULATION]

Moore, EG; Rosenberg, MW (1995): Modelling Migration Flows of Immigrant Groups in Canada. Environment and Planning A 27(5, May), 699-714.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION]

Moore, Eric; Ray, Brian K; Rosenberg, M (1990): Redistribution of Immigrant Groups in Canada. A Report prepared for Policy and Program Development - Immigration, Employment and Immigration Canada.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION; POPULATION]

Moore, Eric; Rosenberg, Mark (1993): Migration, mobility, and population redistribution. In: The Changing Social Geography of Canadian Cities. (Eds: Bourne,LS; Ley,David) McGill-Queen's Press, Montreal and Kingston, 121-137.
[CANADA; MIGRATION; MOBILITY; POPULATION]

Moore, Eric G; Ray, Brian K; Rosenberg, Mark W (1990): The Redistribution of Immigrants in Canada. Population Working Paper No 1, 12. Ottawa: Employment and Immigration Canada.
[CANADA; IMMIGRANTS; MIGRATION]

Morton, WL; Jaenen, Cornelius J (1981): The Historical Phenomenon of Minorities: The Canadian Experience. Canadian-Ethnic-Studies/Etudes-Ethniques-au-Canada 13(3), 1-39.
[CANADA; HISTORY; IMMIGRATION; STATE; URBANIZATION]

Mullins, Mark R (1988): The Organizational Dilemmas of Ethnic Churches: A Case Study of Japanese Buddhism in Canada. Sociological Analysis 49(3, Fall), 217-233.
[CANADA; ETHNICITY; IMMIGRATION; RELIGION]

Multiculturalism Canada (1986): Socio-economic Profiles of Selected Ethnic/Visible Minority Groups, 1981 Census. Multiculturalism Canada, Ottawa.
[1981 CENSUS; ETHNIC GROUPS; POPULATION; SOCIO-ECONOMIC; VISIBLE MINORITIES]

Munzer, Rosa Pereira (1981): Immigration, Familism and In-Group Competition: A Study of the Portuguese in the Southern Okanagan. Canadian-Ethnic-Studies / Etudes-Ethniques-au-Canada 13(2), 98-111.
[CANADA; ETHNICITY; IMMIGRATION; KINSHIP; PORTUGUESE CANADIANS; SOCIO-ECONOMIC]

Murdie, Robert (1991): Local Strategies in Resale Home Financing in the Toronto Housing Market. Urban Studies 28(3, Jun), 465-483.
[CANADA; IMMIGRATION]

Murdie, Robert A (1969): The Factorial Ecology of Metropolitan Toronto, 1951-1961. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.
[FACTORIAL ECOLOGY; TORONTO]

Murdie, Robert A (1994): Social polarisation and public housing in Canada: a case study of the Metropolitan Toronto Housing Authority. In: The Changing Canadian Metropolis. Vol. 1. (Ed: Frisken,Frances) Canadian Urban Institute, Toronto, 293-339.
[CLASS; HOUSING; IMMIGRANTS; TORONTO]

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