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1	To Enforce, or Not To Enforce: A Study of Drug Use Vs Drug Dealing in Socially Disorganized Communities Roberts, Preston Cody 04 May 2018 (has links) Previous research suggests that competition in the low-skilled labor market associated with Latino immigration is related to crime for rural whites and urban blacks. Furthermore, studies suggest that communities can selectively enforce norms regarding crimes. This study tested whether low-skill job competition associated with Latino immigration is correlated with higher rates of drug use than drug dealing, and higher rates of instrumental crimes than expressive crimes. Furthermore, this study tested whether urban blacks were more affected than urban whites, and rural whites more than rural blacks. The results did not support the original hypotheses, except that urban blacks were more affected than urban whites. This suggests support for Anderson’s Code of the Street. However, differing crime increases between rural and urban areas suggests that Anderson’s theory may not work everywhere. Lastly, the control variables suggest that the race-crime relationship may be more complex when other factors are controlled for. social disorganization theory low-skill job competition Latino immigration
2	‘WILL WORK FOR FOOD’: Canada’s Agricultural Industry and the Recruitment of South East Asian Temporary Migrant Workers Ziesman, Alia 17 May 2013 (has links) As of fairly recently, migrant workers from South East Asia are migrating to Canada for work in the agricultural industry. Little research has been conducted on migration routes and recruitment patterns of these migrant workers. Interviews with 13 workers and three support workers were conducted between May and July 2011 to learn about this process; specifically with how these individuals are getting to Canada, and how they maintain (or do not maintain) relationships with the private intermediaries and employment agencies that facilitate this movement. This research will fill a gap in the literature by describing the recruitment processes of ‘low-skilled’ workers into Canada and, more importantly, it will provide a much-needed space for South East Asian migrants to share their experiences about working in Canada. temporary foreign worker program temporary foreign workers temporary migrant workers agriculture farm labour South East Asia migrant labour migrant workers Low-Skill Stream Canada Canada's agricultural industry migrants recruiters recruitment private sector intermediaries
3	Individual Differences in Using Context to Resolve Phonological Ambiguity Childers, Marie B., Childers 12 December 2018 (has links) No description available. Behavioral Sciences Cognitive Psychology Linguistics Psychology Speech Therapy Phonology Reading Skill Individual Differences Context Reading Homophone Heterophone Orthography Syntax Spelling Skill Spelling Pronunciation Semantics Language Ambiguity Effects High-Skill Low-Skill Lexical Experts Lexical Expertise

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