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The CERIS Working Papers Series report on current immigration research and its implications for policy and practice. Usually 15-30 pages in length, this publication series disseminates results to a wide range of audience including researchers, policy makers and community partners.

2013
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No.100	Delineating Ethnoburbs in Metropolitan Toronto	S. Wang; J. Zhong	April 2013
No. 99	Temporariness in Canada: Establishing a research agenda	A. Hari, S. McGrath & V. Preston	March 2013
No. 98	An overview of discourses of skilled immigrants and “Canadian experience”: An English-language print media analysis	I. Sakamoto, D. Jeyapal, R. Bhuyan, J. Ku, L. Fang, H. Zhang & F. Genovese	March 2013
No. 97	Visible Minority Electability in Urban Local Government in Ontario	Matt Smith and Alan Walks	February 2013
No. 96	Unprotected and Unrecognized: The Ontological Insecurity of Migrants Who Are Denied Protection from Domestic Violence in Their Home Countries and as Refugee Claimants in Canada	Rupaleem Bhuyan, Bethany Osborne & Janet Cruz	February 2013
No. 95	The Diverse City: Can you read all about it in ethnic newpapers?	April Lindgren	January 2013
No. 94	The Role of Testing in Professional Certification for Newly Arrived Foreign-Trained Professionals to Canada	Liying Cheng, Melisa Spaling, and Xiaomei Song	January 2013

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2012
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No. 93	Creating Social Capital Resources: A case study of Romanian immigrants in Toronto and the greater Toronto area	Laura Visan	November 2012
No. 92	Indirect pathways into practice: A comparative examination of Indian and Philippine internationally educated nurses and their entry into Ontario’s nursing profession	Margaret Walton-Roberts and Jenna Hennebry	November 2012
No. 91	Transitioning Temporary Foreign Workers to Permanent Residents: A Case for Better Foreign Credential Recognition	Sophia J. Lowe	July 2012
No. 88-90	What do we know about immigrant seniors aging in Canada? Que savons-nous sur les aînés immigrants vieillissants au Canada?	Edward Ng, Daniel W.L. Lai, Aliza T. Rudner and Heather Orpana	February 2012

2011
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No. 87	Precarious Housing and Hidden Homelessness Among Refugees, Asylum Seekers, and Immigrants in the Toronto Metropolitan Area	Valerie Preston, Robert Murdie, Silvia D’Addario, Prince Sibanda, Ann Marie Murnaghan With Jennifer Logan and Mi Hae Ahn	December 2011
No. 86	Citizenship and Urban Space Intersections of Housing, Services, Identity, and Belonging for Newcomers in Kingston-Galloway/Orton Park, Scarborough	Girish Daswani, Susannah Bunce, Maggie Cummings	December 2011
No. 85	What Do Immigrants Do When They Can’t Practise Their Professions? Immigrant Professionals in the Ontario Settlement Service Sector	Adnan Türegün	December 2011
No. 84	Precarious Housing & Hidden Homelessness Among Refugees, Asylum Seekers, and Immigrants: Bibliography and Review of Canadian Literature from 2005 to 2010	Robert Murdie and Jennifer Logan	August 2011
No. 83	Front Page Challenge: A case study examining what the ethnic media promises and what it delivers	April Lindgren	May 2011

2010
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No. 82	Educational Pathways and Academic Performance of Youth of Immigrant Origin in Toronto	Paul Anisef,Robert Brown, Robert Sweet, David Walters	December 2010
No. 81	Jus Domicile: A Pathway to Citizenship for Temporary Foreign Workers	Austin Carly and Harald Bauder	December 2010
No. 80	An Exploration of Socio-cultural Adaptation and Changes in Quality of Life at Settlement among Older Chinese Immigrants in Canada	Wei-Wei Da and Alicia C. Garcia	October 2010
No. 79	Recent Immigrants & Awareness of, Access to, Use of, and Satisfaction with Settlement Services in York Region	Lucia Lo,Shuguang Wang,Paul Anisef,Valerie Preston,Ranu Basu	September 2010
No. 78	AlieNation: Racism, Injustice and Other Obstacles to Full Citizenship	Patricia Burke Wood and Scot Wortley	August 2010
No. 77	“We are Chameleons”: Identity Capital in a Multicultural Workplace	Mabel Ho and Harald Bauder	March 2010
No. 76	Impact of Canadian Postsecondary Education on Recent Immigrants’ Labour Market Outcomes	Paul Anisef,Robert Sweet,Maria Adamuti-Trache	February 2010

2009
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No. 75	Explaining the Deprofessionalized Filipino: Why Filipino Immigrants Get Low-Paying Jobs in Toronto	Philip F. Kelly; Mila Astorga-Garcia; Enrico F. Esguerra; Community Alliance for Social Justice, Toronto	October 2009
No. 74	Families and Violence in Punjabi and Tamil Communities in TorontoVappu	Vappu Tyyska	September 2009
No. 73	Between Grassroots Politics and the Ethnicizing Imperative of the Multicultural State: Latin American Immigrant Organizations in Toronto	Patricia Landolt;Luin Goldring;Judith Bernhard	January 2009

2008
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No. 72	Reclaiming Voice: Challenges and Opportunities for Immigrant Women Learning English	Kenise Murphy Kilbride; Vappu Tyyska¤; Mehrunnisa Ali; Rachel Berman	November 2008
No. 71	Gender-Based Barriers to Settlement and Integration for Live-in-Caregivers: A Review of the Literature	Denise Spitzer; Sarah Torres	November 2008
No. 70	The Politics of Access to Professions: Making Ontario’s Fair Access to Regulated Professions Act, 2006	Adnan Türegün	October 2008
No. 69	Immigration, the University, and the Tolerant Second-Tier City	Margaret Walton-Roberts	October 2008
No. 68	Finding Home: Exploring Muslim Settlement in the Toronto CMA	Silvia D’Addario;Jeremy Kowalski;Maryse Lemoine;Valerie Preston	October 2008
No. 67	Early School Leaving Among Immigrants in Toronto Secondary Schools	Paul Anisef;Robert S. Brown;Kelli Phythian;Robert Sweet;David Walters	June 2008
No. 66	Development of Social-Support Networks by Recent Chinese Immigrant Women with Young Children Living in London, Ontario	Wei Wei Da	May 2008
No. 65	Bibliography on Immigration and Settlement in the Toronto Area, Third Edition	Michael Doucet;Rebecca Hii	April 2008
No. 64	Building a Profile of Health-Related Services: Hamilton’s Immigrant and Refugee Communities	Bruce Newbold;John Eyles;Steve Birch;Kathi Wilson	February 2008,
No. 63	Faith-Based Ethnic Residential Communities and Neighbourliness	Sandeep Kumar Agrawal;Mohammad A. Qadeer	January 2008
No. 62	“Provincial” Immigrants: The Social Economic, and Transnational Experiences of the Filipino Canadian Community in Three Ontario Second-Tier Cities	Tom Lusis;Harald Bauder	January 2008

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2002
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No. 21	Cultural Resources, Ethnic Strategies, and Immigrant Entrepreneurship: A Comparative Study of Five Immigrant Groups in the Toronto CMA	Lucia Lo; Carlos Teixeira; Marie Truelove	November 2002
No. 20	Interrogating the Hyphen-nation: Canadian Multicultural Policy And “Mixed Race” Identities	Minelle Mahtani	October 2002
No. 19	Multiple Identities & Marginal Ties: The Experience of Russian Jewish Immigrant Youth in Toronto	Paul Anisef; Etta Baichman-Anisef; Myer Siemiatycki	October 2002
No. 18	Ethnoracial Diversity and Planning Practices in the Greater Toronto Area: Final report	Beth Moore Milroy; Marcia Wallace	October 2002
No. 17	Ethnic Identity, Resettlement Stress, and Depressive Affect, among Southeast Asians in Canada	Morton Beiser; Feng Hou; Violet Kaspar; Samuel Noh	October 2002

2001
No.	Title	Author(s)	Date
No. 16	The Anatomy of An Urban Legend: Toronto’s Multicultural Reputation	Michael J. Doucet	April 2001
No. 14	Integrating Community Diversity in Toronto: On Whose Terms?	Myer Siemiatycki; Tim Rees; Roxana Ng; Khan Rahi	March 2001