Francophone Minority Communities and Immigrant Integration in Canada: Rethinking the Normative Foundations.

This paper addresses one particular feature of Canada's accommodation of diversity -- the existence of French-language communities outside of Quebec and New Brunswick -- to show how there continues to be conceptual difficulties in reconciling Canada's many diversities. More specifically, we are conc...

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Published in:	Canadian Ethnic Studies Vol. 45; no. 1/2; pp. 95 - 115
Main Authors:	IACOVINO, RAFFAELE, LéGER, RéMI
Format:	Article
Published:	Canadian Ethnic Studies 2013
Subjects:	French-Canadians Communities Assimilation of immigrants Minorities Bilingualism Social conditions in Canada Sociolinguistics Social history Canadian history, 1945- Québec (Province) Canada
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