The African Diaspora in Canada: Negotiating Identity and Belonging
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English
ISBN
978-1-55238-563-0
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Cover
Title Page
Bibliographic Information
Dedication
Contents
List of Tables
Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
SECTION I : Theorizing & Historicizing the ‘African-Canadian’ Experience
CONTINENTAL AFRICANS IN CANADA:Exploring a Neglected Dimensionof the African-Canadian Experience
ETHNICITY & THE IDENTITY OF AFRICAN-CANADIANS:A Theoretical & Political Analysis
REFLECTIONS ON THE LONG STRUGGLE FOR INCLUSION:The Experiences of People of African Origin
SECTION II: Location, the Politics of Knowledge Construction, & the Canadian Educational System
AFRICA(NS) IN THE CANADIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM:An Analysis of Positionality & Knowledge Construction
RACISM IN CANADIAN CONTEXTS:Exploring Public & Private Issuesin the Educational System
SECTION III: The Socio-Economic Context & Contestsof the African-Canadian Experience
AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS & THE LABOUR MARKET:Exploring Career Opportunities, EarningDifferentials, & Job Satisfaction1
THE GENDER DIMENSIONS OFTHE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE:The Case of African–CanadianWomen in Edmonton
SECTION IV: Place, ‘In-Between’ Spaces, & theNegotiation of Identities
BORDER CROSSINGS & HOME–DIASPORALINKAGES AMONG AFRICAN–CANADIANS:An Analysis of Translocational Positionality,Cultural Remittance, & Social Capital
BETWEEN HOME & EXILE:Dynamics of Negotiating Be-Longingamong Young Oromos Living in Toronto
IN SEARCH OF IDENTITY:Intergenerational Experiences ofAfrican Youth in a Canadian Context
INDEX
AFRICA: MISSING VOICES SERIES INFORMATION
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