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Breaking through the glass ceiling. The pursuit of university training among African-Caribbean migrants and their children in Toronto

by Simmons, Alan B , Plaza, Dwaine E

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1998

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Breaking through the glass ceiling. The pursuit of university training among African-Caribbean migrants and their children in Toronto

Simmons, Alan B,

Plaza, Dwaine E

1998

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Alan Simmons is Associate Professor of Sociology and Fellow of the Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean at York University in Toronto. His current research focuses on international migration in the Americas in the context of economic integration and globalization. His most recent book is an edited volume, International Migration, Refugee Flows and Human Rights in North America (New York: Center for Migration Studies, 1996).

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Canadian Ethnic Studies Association,University of Calgary, Research centre for Canadian Ethnic Studies,Canadian Ethnic Studies Journal

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Academic achievement

/ Adults

/ African American Education

/ African Cultural Groups

/ Barriers

/ Black people

/ Blacks