Immigration and Integration in Canada in the Twenty-first Century

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Part I
Introduction	p. 1
Integration, Impact, and Responsibility: An Economic Perspective on Canadian Immigration Policy	p. 19
The Political Integration of Newcomers, Minorities, and the Canadian-Born: Perspectives on Naturalization, Participation, and Representation	p. 45
Creating an Inclusive Society: Promoting Social Integration in Canada	p. 77
Immigration and Cultural Citizenship: Responsibilities, Rights, and Indicators	p. 103
Part II
Integration Policies in English-Speaking Canada	p. 139
Integration Policies in Quebec: A Need to Expand the Structures?	p. 187
Receiving and Giving: How Does the Canadian Public Feel about Immigration and Integration?	p. 211
How are Immigrations Seen - and What do they Want to See? Contemporary Research on the Representation of Immigrants in the Canadian English-Language Media	p. 231
The Discourse of New Individual Responsibility: The Controversy over Reasonable Accommodation in Some French-Language Newspapers in Quebec and Canada	p. 253
Conclusion: Canadian Society: Building Inclusive Communities	p. 269
Index	p. 279
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