Socialization is a key mechanism of social reproduction. Yet, like the functionalists who
introduced the concept, socialization has fallen out of favor, critiqued for ignoring power and …

A wide majority of countries acknowledge non-resident citizens' right to vote in elections in
their country of origin. However, classical turnout theories do not take into account how …

Background: Latin Americans represent one of the fastest-growing immigrant populations in
Canada. But very little is known about their mental health. Aims: This paper reviews the …

Previous research suggests that social welfare assistance can further subordinate already
disadvantaged recipients. Refugee resettlement, essentially a social welfare program, offers …

This paper explores how women and non‐binary Latinx community workers (LCW s), in the
Greater Toronto Area, navigate multiple interlocking forces of oppression like racialisation …

Is intersectionality relevant to activism? What are the advantages and disadvantages of
using the principles of intersectionality in activist campaigns? This paper answers these …

This paper provides an overview of the Latin American population in Canada based on data
extracted from the 2011 census and from a survey conducted in 2013 with an oversample of …

Using communication infrastructure theory (CIT), this study examines how place-based
communication, including neighborhood interpersonal discussion, geo-ethnic media, and …

Communal celebrations bring out the best in us, offering a place for people to come together
and take a break from the routines of daily life. They are a vital aspect of city life and are …

This paper investigates the social ties forged by Romanians in London with migrants of
different origins in work and non-work contexts to offer a more nuanced view of …