Canada history research paper 2000

You must also include a bibliography of your sources and use footnotes in your paper. Failure to include either a bibliography, footnotes or both will result in a grade of ZERO.

Your essay should be 2000 words (+/- 200 words) and must use a minimum of 10

academic sources (at least 3 books). Of these sources, you must use 3 primary sources. Please have a copy of all your primary sources at the end of the paper.

All the sources must only be choosing from the following that I provided in the document.

Academic Journal

Man, G. C. (2011). Working and Caring: Examining the Transnational Familial Practices of Work and Family of Recent Chinese Immigrant Women in Canada. International Journal Of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 6(3), 199-212.

2. Balance and biomedicine: how Chinese Canadian women negotiate pregnancy-related ‘risk’ and lifestyle directives.

Jette, S., Vertinsky, P., & Ng, C. (2014). Balance and biomedicine: how Chinese Canadian women negotiate pregnancy-related ‘risk’ and lifestyle directives. Health, Risk & Society, 16(6), 494-511. doi:10.1080/13698575.2014.942603

3. Two Sets of Business Cards: Responses of Chinese Immigrant Women Entrepreneurs in Canada and Australia to Sexism and Racism

Frances, C., Angeline, L., & Jock, C. (2013). Two Sets of Business Cards: Responses of Chinese Immigrant Women Entrepreneurs in Canada and Australia to Sexism and Racism. Cosmopolitan Civil Societies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, Vol 5, Iss 2, Pp 63-83 (2013), (2), 63. doi:10.5130/ccs.v5i2.3117

4. BEYOND CHINATOWN: Chinese Men and Indigenous Women in Early British Columbia.

BARMAN, J. (2013). BEYOND CHINATOWN: Chinese Men and Indigenous Women in Early British Columbia. BC Studies, (177), 39-64.

5. Sex, Intimacy, and Desire among Men of Chinese Heritage and Women of Non-Asian Heritage in Toronto, 1910-1950.

Elise, C. (2014). Sex, Intimacy, and Desire among Men of Chinese Heritage and Women of Non-Asian Heritage in Toronto, 1910-1950. Urban History Review / Revue D'histoire Urbaine, 42(2), 29-43.

6. A descriptive phenomenology study of newcomers' experience of maternity care services: Chinese women's perspectives

Lee, T., Landy, C., Wahoush, O., Khanlou, N., Liu, Y., & Li, C. (n.d). A descriptive phenomenology study of newcomers' experience of maternity care services: Chinese women's perspectives. Bmc Health Services Research, 14

7. Ethno-cultural diversity in the experience of widowhood in later life: Chinese widows in Canada

Martin-Matthews, A., Tong, C., Rosenthal, C., & McDonald, L. (n.d). Ethno-cultural diversity in the experience of widowhood in later life: Chinese widows in Canada. Journal Of Aging Studies, 27(4), 507-518.

8. Reparation as Narrative Resistance: Displacing Orientalism and Recoding Harm for Chinese Women of the Exclusion Era

Reparation as Narrative Resistance: Displacing Orientalism and Recoding Harm for Chinese Women of the Exclusion Era. (2006). Canadian Journal of Women and the Law, (2), 387.

9. The making of transnational social space: Chinese women managing careers and lives between China and Canada.

Hongxia, S., Pullman, A., & Qinghua, Z. (2016). The making of transnational social space: Chinese women managing careers and lives between China and Canada. Asian & Pacific Migration Journal (Sage Publications Inc.), 25(2), 105-129. doi:10.1177/0117196816639056

BOOK

Transgressive Transcripts: Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Chinese Canadian Women's Writing

Bennett, Y. Fu. (2012). Transgressive Transcripts: Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Chinese Canadian Women's Writing. Amsterdam: Editions Rodopi.

Family class and immigration in Canada: implications for sponsored elderly women

McLaren, A. Tigar, & Black, T. Lou. (2005). Family class and immigration in Canada: implications for sponsored elderly women. Burnaby, B.C.: Vancouver Centre of Excellence.

Passage to Promise Land : Voices of Chinese Immigrant Women to Canada

Poy, V. (2013). Passage to Promise Land : Voices of Chinese Immigrant Women to Canada. Montréal: MQUP.

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