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Catalogue of Immigrant Social Enterprises in Canada

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Paul Chamberlain, David Daughton, Nicole Rosenow-Redhead

Year: 2010

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This 10-page directory of Immigrant Social Enterprises in Canada was carried out as part of research for the Immigrant Settlement and Integration through Social Enterprise initiative (ISISE).

Format

Case study

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CCEDNet

Theme

Immigrants & Refugees
Social Economy
Stories & Experiences

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