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The impact of COVID-19 pandemic on international students in Canada by Firang, David

“…The rate at which the coronavirus (aka COVID-19) pandemic is exterminating thousands of people and leaving millions sick has pushed the International…”
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Exploring the influence of transnationalism on the immigrant integration process: The case of Ghanaians’ transnational housing activities in Toronto, Canada by Firang, David

“…Many studies of immigrant housing and integration do so within the borders of a nation-state without reference to transnationalism. Using a mixed-method…”
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We Don’t Only Live Here, But We Also Live There”: Exploring Transnational Ties Among Ghanaian Immigrants in Toronto by Firang, David

“…Many studies of immigrant settlement and integration continue to do so within the borders of a nation state without reference to transnationalism. This case…”
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Exploring housing careers among Ghanaians in Toronto, Canada by Firang, David

“…The argument that a successful housing career plays an important role in the immigrant integration process has been well established in the literature. Most…”
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JOINING THE CALL TO INCORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY INTO THE CANADIAN SOCIAL WORK PROFESSION by Firang, David

“…A global concern about how unsustainable use of global natural resources engenders environmental, social, and economic injustices for the world’s most…”
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RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN THE CANADIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: HOW ANTI-BLACK RACISM BY THE TORONTO POLICE HARMS US ALL by Mensah, Joseph, Firang, David, Williams, Christopher J., Afrifah, Michelle

“…Due to the persistent and tenacious practices of anti-Black racism, embedded in White supremacist policing practices, Black and Indigenous people are…”
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Transnational Activities and Their Impact on Achieving a Successful Housing Career in Canada: The Case of Ghanaian Immigrants in Toronto by Firang, David Yaw

“…Appropriate housing with security of tenure is an important factor in the immigrant settlement and integration process. However, many studies of immigrant…”
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