C Michael Lanphier
Biographic Data
| ID | 3906327 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Michael Lanphier |
| GIVEN NAMES | C Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Lanphier |
| SIGNATURE | LANPHIER C M |
| AFFILIATIONS | York University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Journal of Refugee Studies Vol. 1, No. 1
An Exemplar Report on IRB
Immigration and Rtfugee Board (IRB) of Canada is imposing, far less because of the overlong title than for the carefully reasoned and empathetic treatment
The Final Phase of Southeast Asian Asylum? -Some Unfinished Business
The Refugee Crisis
January 4-7, 1989 marked the third international symposium to be co-sponsored by the Refugee Studies Programme at the University of Oxford, and the Centre for Refugee Studies (formerly the Refugee Documentation Project) at York University, Canada. The symposium title reflects the framework for British participants to address current refugees issues from the perspective of Britain's Race Relations Act, and Canadians from the perspective of the rec…
Double Standard
Update on the Host Family Program
Fostering Cultural Awareness
This edition of Refuge brings us once again to the human scale of Canada's commitment to refugees as we present the second report on the Host Family Program. This program, inaugurated early in 1985, is a "Canadian original." It is designed to provide a more personalized introduction to life in Canada for government-assisted refugees, especially those amving in families, single female or single male household heads, and others with special needs
Hope for Refugees in 1987
A Time to Rejoice
Montreal, Table de Concertation au Service des Refugies, Volume 1, 1983 Occasional
Recent Resettlement of Southeast Asian Refugees in France
Refugee Resettlement
A model of refugee resettlement containing two axes is proposed: volume of refugee intake and emphasis on economic or cultural adaptation." The refugee resettlement practices of Canada, France, and the United States are then described. The author notes that France and Canada favor a moderate intake of refugees with emphasis on economic adaptation, although the emphasis in Quebec is on cultural adaptation. In contrast, the United States accepts a …
An Olive Branch on the Family Tree
Canada's Response to Refugees
This paper traces types and numbers of refugees to Canada since World War II. As policy and practices have evolved considerably in that period a brief review of key developments precedes the discussion of Canada's response to the current refugee situation
Canada's Response to Refugees
La Situation Demolinguistique au Canada
Quebec's Language Policies; Background and Response
Response / Réponse
Structural Aspects of Differences in Income between Anglophones and Francophones
Cet article compare les données publiées par Raynauld et al. concernant les différences dans le revenu entre les Français et les Anglais à l'aide de données récentes provenant d'une enquête sur échantillon. Il souligne plusieurs faiblesses méthodologiques de l'analyse de Raynauld. Une mise en parallèle des données recueillies en 1961 et en 1968 révèle un nivellement des différences dans le revenu durant cette période. Bien que le taux « national …
Social Science Research and Participatory Democracy in Canada
Orientación política y cambio entre católicos en una sociedad pluralista
Voting of Catholics
Examination of patterns of party identification and Presidential preference among Catholics and Protestants in three separate election surveys ( 1956, 1960, 1964) reveals persistent differences between the two categories of religious preference. They remain as the only potent predictor of partisan choice among the three variables (community, occupation, religion) in Lazarsfeld's Index of Political Predisposition. Change patterns in partisan choic…
Refugee Resettlement
A model of refugee resettlement containing two axes is proposed: volume of refugee intake and emphasis on economic or cultural adaptation." The refugee resettlement practices of Canada, France, and the United States are then described. The author notes that France and Canada favor a moderate intake of refugees with emphasis on economic adaptation, although the emphasis in Quebec is on cultural adaptation. In contrast, the United States accepts a …
An Olive Branch on the Family Tree
Canada's Response to Refugees
This paper traces types and numbers of refugees to Canada since World War II. As policy and practices have evolved considerably in that period a brief review of key developments precedes the discussion of Canada's response to the current refugee situation
Canada's Response to Refugees
Social Science Research and Participatory Democracy in Canada
Orientación política y cambio entre católicos en una sociedad pluralista
Voting of Catholics
Examination of patterns of party identification and Presidential preference among Catholics and Protestants in three separate election surveys ( 1956, 1960, 1964) reveals persistent differences between the two categories of religious preference. They remain as the only potent predictor of partisan choice among the three variables (community, occupation, religion) in Lazarsfeld's Index of Political Predisposition. Change patterns in partisan choic…
Social Science Research and Participatory Democracy in Canada
Structural Aspects of Differences in Income between Anglophones and Francophones
Cet article compare les données publiées par Raynauld et al. concernant les différences dans le revenu entre les Français et les Anglais à l'aide de données récentes provenant d'une enquête sur échantillon. Il souligne plusieurs faiblesses méthodologiques de l'analyse de Raynauld. Une mise en parallèle des données recueillies en 1961 et en 1968 révèle un nivellement des différences dans le revenu durant cette période. Bien que le taux « national …
Response / Réponse
Quebec's Language Policies; Background and Response
Canada's Response to Refugees
This paper traces types and numbers of refugees to Canada since World War II. As policy and practices have evolved considerably in that period a brief review of key developments precedes the discussion of Canada's response to the current refugee situation
Canada's Response to Refugees
La Situation Demolinguistique au Canada
An Olive Branch on the Family Tree
Recent Resettlement of Southeast Asian Refugees in France
Refugee Resettlement
A model of refugee resettlement containing two axes is proposed: volume of refugee intake and emphasis on economic or cultural adaptation." The refugee resettlement practices of Canada, France, and the United States are then described. The author notes that France and Canada favor a moderate intake of refugees with emphasis on economic adaptation, although the emphasis in Quebec is on cultural adaptation. In contrast, the United States accepts a …
Montreal, Table de Concertation au Service des Refugies, Volume 1, 1983 Occasional
Hope for Refugees in 1987
A Time to Rejoice
Update on the Host Family Program
Fostering Cultural Awareness
This edition of Refuge brings us once again to the human scale of Canada's commitment to refugees as we present the second report on the Host Family Program. This program, inaugurated early in 1985, is a "Canadian original." It is designed to provide a more personalized introduction to life in Canada for government-assisted refugees, especially those amving in families, single female or single male household heads, and others with special needs
The Refugee Crisis
January 4-7, 1989 marked the third international symposium to be co-sponsored by the Refugee Studies Programme at the University of Oxford, and the Centre for Refugee Studies (formerly the Refugee Documentation Project) at York University, Canada. The symposium title reflects the framework for British participants to address current refugees issues from the perspective of Britain's Race Relations Act, and Canadians from the perspective of the rec…
Double Standard
The Final Phase of Southeast Asian Asylum? -Some Unfinished Business
Journal of Refugee Studies Vol. 1, No. 1
An Exemplar Report on IRB
Immigration and Rtfugee Board (IRB) of Canada is imposing, far less because of the overlong title than for the carefully reasoned and empathetic treatment
Political science (14 works) · Law (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Refugee (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Canadian Identity and History (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · History (4 works) · Library science (4 works)