Immigrants in Regional Labour Markets of Host Nations: Some Evidence from Atlantic Canada (SpringerBriefs in Population Studies)
This study explores immigrants’ roles in the regional labour markets of host nations, using evidence from Atlantic Canada. It offers a focused contribution to population studies and provides readers with a regional perspective on immigration, employment, and labour-market analysis.
About This Book
This book examines the participation of immigrants in the regional labour markets of host nations.
Its focus is on evidence from Atlantic Canada, offering a regional perspective on immigration and employment.
The study connects labour-market analysis with population studies and the economic experiences of immigrant communities.
It is suited to readers interested in immigration, regional economics, labour markets, and demographic research.
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