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Dataset: GSS (General Social Survey)

Household structure, coupling constraints, and the nonpartner victimization risks of adults

Yule, C., & Griffiths, E. (2009). Household structure, coupling constraints, and the nonpartner victimization risks of adults. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency, 46 (4), 495-523.

A comparison of spousal abuse among mid-and-old aged adults: Is elder abuse simply a case of spousal abuse grown old?

Yon, Y., Wister, A., Gutman, G., & Mitchel, B. (2010). A comparison of spousal abuse among mid-and-old aged adults: Is elder abuse simply a case of spousal abuse grown old? (Master's thesis) Simon Fraser University.

Ethnic variations in care of older adults in Canada

Yoshino, S. (2011). Ethnic variations in care of older adults in Canada (Doctoral dissertation). Deptartment of Human Ecology. Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta.

Empirically assessing the threat of victimization: How victimization and gender mediate the relationship between perceived risk, fear of victimization and constrained behaviour

Wortman, S. (2010). Empirically assessing the threat of victimization: How victimization and gender mediate the relationship between perceived risk, fear of victimization and constrained behaviour (Master's thesis). Department of Sociology. Winnipeg, MB: University of Manitoba.

Active transportation: a social determinant of health

Wasfi, R. (2010). Active transportation: a social determinant of health. Université McGill (pp. 61): Montréal, QC.

Consistent Low Prevalence of Arthritis in Quebec: Findings from a Provincial Variation Study in Canada Based on Several Canadian Population Health Surveys

Wang, P.P., & Badley, E.M. (2003). Consistent Low Prevalence of Arthritis in Quebec: Findings from a Provincial Variation Study in Canada Based on Several Canadian Population Health Surveys. Journal of Rheumatology, 3, 126-131.

Transmutations of capitals in Canada: A ‘social space’approach

Veenstra, G. (2009). Transmutations of capitals in Canada: A ‘social space’approach. Quantifying Theory: Pierre Bourdieu, 61-73.

Canada: Trust, Integration, and the Search for Identity

Uslaner, E. (2011). Canada: Trust, Integration, and the Search for Identity. Segregation and Mistrust: Diversity, Isolation, and Social Cohesion. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.

Father–Child Contact After Separation: The Influence of Living Arrangements

Swiss, L., & Le Bourdais, C. (2009). Father–Child Contact After Separation: The Influence of Living Arrangements. Journal of Family Issues, 30 (5), 623-652.

Social Capital

Stolle, D. (2007). Social Capital. In R. Dalton & D. Klingemann (Eds.), Oxford Handbook of Political Behavior (pp. 655-674). Oxford University Press.

Participation in rural contexts: Community matters

Rozanova, J., Dosman, D., & Gierveld, J. (2008). Participation in rural contexts: Community matters. In N. Keating (Ed.), Rural aging: A good place to grow old? (pp. 75-86). Bristol, UK: Policy Press.

Safe places and friendly faces: the social ecology of perceptions of crime and social control in Canadian neighbourhoods

Rollwagen, H. (2011). Safe places and friendly faces: the social ecology of perceptions of crime and social control in Canadian neighbourhoods (Doctoral dissertation). Sociology. Calgary, AB: University of Calgary.

Les familles québécoises face au dilemme de conciliation famille-travail: la place des services de garde

Robert, L. (2005). Les familles québécoises face au dilemme de conciliation famille-travail: la place des services de garde (Master's thesis). Département de démographie. Montréal, QC: Université de Montréal.

Men’s life course trajectories: Exploring the differences by cohort and social class

Ravanera, Z.R., Burch, T.K., & Rajulton, F. (2006). Men’s life course trajectories: Exploring the differences by cohort and social class. Social Biology, 53 (3-4), 120-139.

Social integration over the life course: Influences of individual, family and community characteristics

Ravanera, Z.R., & Rajulton, F. (2006). Social integration over the life course: Influences of individual, family and community characteristics. In K. McQuillan & Z.R. Ravanera (Eds.), Canada's Changing Families: Implications for Individuals and Society (pp. 264-292). Toronto, ON: University of Toronto Press.

Patterns of age variability in life course transitions

Ravanera, Z.R., Rajulton, F., & Burch, T.K. (2004). Patterns of age variability in life course transitions. Canadian Journal of Sociology, 29 (4), 527-542.