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PhD Graduate Marie-Pier Joly on Employment Precarity and Immigration

May 25, 2018

PhD Graduate Marie-Pier Joly, in collaboration with Professor Luin Goldring (York University), published an article in Just Labour: A Canadian Journal of Work and Society. Their article examines how precarious work is affected by legal immigration status and racialization.

PhD Graduate Elise Maiolino on Public Gender Identity in Canadian Politics

May 25, 2018

PhD Graduate Elise Maiolino published an article in the Canadian Review of Sociology that examines media coverage of a boxing match between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Senator Patrick Brazeau. The article explores how politicians "restore" gender identity.

PhD Graduate Marie-Pier Joly and Professor Blair Wheaton on the Impact of Armed Conflict on the Mental Health of Migrants to Canada

May 25, 2018

PhD Graduate Marie-Pier Joly and Professor Blair Wheaton published an article in Society and Mental Health. The article assesses the impact of armed conflict in country of origin on mental health in migrants to Canada.

PhD Graduate Alice Hoe, PhD Candidate James Jeong, and Professor Eric Fong on Earnings of Immigrants to Canada

May 25, 2018

PhD Graduate Alice Hoe, PhD Candidate James Jeong, and Professor Eric Fong published an article in Population Research and Policy Review. The article compares the earnings of immigrants in Canadian gateway and non-gateway cities, including differences in occupation, race, time of arrival, and language ability.

Recent PhD Jonathan Koltai and Professor Scott Schieman on Stress Exposure and the SES Health Gradient

May 20, 2018

PhD Candidate Jonathan Koltai and Professor Scott Schieman published an article in Social Science Research arguing that there are "pockets of complexity" in the inverse association between socioeconomic status and health.

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PhD Candidate Mitchell McIvor, Professor Scott Schieman, and Professor Markus Schafer on Workplace Authority

May 16, 2018

PhD Candidate Mitchell McIvor, Professor Scott Schieman, and Professor Markus Schafer published an article in Sociological Perspectives that examines whether job authority provides non-monetary rewards in the workplace. The authors argue that these rewards exist but are unequally distributed between men and women.

PhD Candidate Athena Engman, Professor Shyon Baumann, and Professor Josée Johnston on Political Consumption, Conventional Politics, and High Cultural Consumption

May 16, 2018

Recent PhD Jonathan Koltai and Professor Markus Schafer on Cancer Diagnosis, Mental Health, and Social Networks

May 16, 2018

PhD Candidate Jonathan Koltai and Professor Markus Schafer published an article in Society and Mental Health that examines whether social networks moderate the impact of a cancer diagnosis on mental health among older adults.

PhD Candidate Athena Engman, Professor Shyon Baumann, and Professor Josée Johnston on Ethical Food Consumption

May 16, 2018

PhD Candidate Athena Engman, Professor Shyon Baumann, and Professor Josée Johnston, in collaboration with Professor Emily Huddart-Kennedy (Washington State University), published an article in Canadian Food Studies. The article analyzes how motivations for ethical food consumption vary across demographic groups and types of fo

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