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ID141162
Title ProperChinese muslims in Canada:
Other Title Informationa demographic profile and a preliminary test of ethnic saliency
LanguageENG
AuthorChen, Xi
Summary / Abstract (Note)To date, there has been little to no literature examining Chinese Muslim immigrants to Western nations. Recognizing the dearth of such literature, this research presents what appears to be the first-ever descriptive statistical picture of Chinese Muslims migrating to and residing in Canada. By examining how this immigrant population compares to and fares against non-Muslim Chinese and non-Chinese Muslims in Canada with Canadian census data in 1991 and 2001, the research provides preliminary analysis on the saliency of originating Chinese Muslim ethnicity in immigration outcomes. The current findings suggest that with the intersection of cultural and religious identities, Chinese Muslim may experience a different assimilation process compared to non-Muslim Chinese and non-Chinese Muslims.
`In' analytical NoteAsian Ethinicity Vol. 16, No.4; Sep 2015: p.538-548
Journal SourceAsian Ethinicity Vol: 16 No 4
Key WordsEthnic Identity ;  Cultural Capital ;  Assimilation ;  Chinese Muslims ;  Immigration Process ;  Ethnic Saliency


 
 
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