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Researching immigration, onomastics and language-as-power.

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Receiving press from a study coauthored with Phil Oreopoulos.

Full paper available here

Online news stories for October 14th, 2011:

Waterloo’s The Record

canadianimmigrant.ca

Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Global news video

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Diane Dechief current event thought piece Leave a comment October 14, 2011January 19, 2013 0 Minutes

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