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The acculturation and adaptation of second-generation immigrant youth in Toronto and Montreal

P. 125–148.
Berry J. W., Sabatier C.
Language: English
Keywords: acculturationYouth migrationimmigrant adaptation

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Immigrant children: Change, adaptation and cultural transformation
Toronto: Lexington Books, 2011.
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