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Curriculum Vitae February 2016

Roderic Beaujot

I Personal Information

Department of Sociology

University of Western Ontario

London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 5C2

Phone: 519-661-3689

Fax: 519-661-3200

E-mail: [email protected]

Web:

http://sociology.uwo.ca/people/profiles/Beaujot.html

Current position: Emeritus Professor of Sociology

Citizenship: Canada

Languages : English and French

II Education

1964-67 Collège Mathieu, Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan (affiliated with the University of

Ottawa).Classical B.A. (Magna cum Laude: May 1967).

1968-70 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta. B.A. in Sociology (First Class Standing:

May 1970).

1970-72 University of Alberta. M.A. in Sociology (June 1972). Thesis: “Stable Population

Analysis. Morocco.”

1972-75 University of Alberta. Ph.D. in Sociology (June 1975). Dissertation: “Ethnic

Fertility Differentials in Edmonton.”

III Academic and Professional Experience

Research assistant, Institut National de Statistique et d’Économie Appliqué, Morocco, summer of

1971.

Summer intern, The Population Council, summer of 1973.

Demographer, Population Estimates and Projections Division, Census Field, Statistics Canada,

September 1974 to July 1976.

Visiting Scholar, Office National de Planning Familial et de la Population, Tunisia, 1982-83.

Visiting Scholar, Stockholm University, Summer 1997

Assistant Professor (1976-1982), Associate Professor with tenure (1982-89), Full Professor (1989-

2011), Professor Emeritus (2011-present), Department of Sociology, University of Western

Ontario.

IV Areas of Research and Teaching

Teaching:

Social Demography

Canadian Population and Social Policy

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Population of Third World Societies

Sociology of the Family

Family and Work

Population and Human Resources

Population Policy

Methods and Statistics for Social Research

Research

Fertility, Immigration, Gender, Family, Policy

V Honours and Awards

Canada Council Fellowship 1972-74

John Porter Tradition of Excellence Book Award 2001 of the Canadian Sociology and

Anthropology Association, for Earning and Caring in Canadian Families (Broadview

Press, 2000) recognizing “outstanding published scholarly contributions within the ‘John

Porter tradition’ to the advancement of the sociological and/or anthropological knowledge

of Canada.” http://www.csa-scs.ca/porter-award#List%20of%20past%20recipients

Canadian Population Society Lifetime Achievement Award 2015 recognizing “a Canadian scholar

every two years who has shown outstanding commitment to the profession of demography

and whose cumulative work has contributed in important ways to the advancement of the

discipline in Canada, through publications, teaching and/or service.

http://www.canpopsoc.ca/about/canadian-population-society-award/

VI Directorships, Presidencies, Boards and Advisory Committees

Directorships:

Director of Population Studies Centre, University of Western Ontario, 1985-89, 2004-2008, 2010-

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Academic Director, University of Western Ontario Research Data Centre, 2004-2014.

Presidencies:

President, Federation of Canadian Demographers, 1987-90.

President, Canadian Population Society 2000-2002

Chairs:

Chair, Advisory Committee on Demographic Statistics and Studies, Statistics Canada, 1994-

present, member for 1992-present.

Chair of Board, Southwest Region Health Information Partnership, 2000-2001, Board member

1997-2002.

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Member of Canadian Delegation:

Member of Canadian Delegation at the International Conference on Population and Development,

Cairo, September 1994.

Boards:

Board Member of Action Canada for Population and Development, Planning Committee then

board member, 1997-2002.

Education and Training Reference Group, labour market Local Board Area 15 (London. Elgin,

Middlesex, Oxford), 1996-98

Leadership Group and Conference Organizing Committee, Population, Work and Family Policy

Research Collaboration, 2004-2008.

Scientific Organizing Committee for 2008 meetings of the Association Internationale de

Démographes de Langue Française (AIDELF).

Executive Committee, Canadian Research Data Centre Network, 2010-2014.

Advisory Committees:

Invited participant to Employment and Immigration workshops on future immigration levels,

Toronto, June 1984, Montreal, December 1984, Ottawa, February 1986, Toronto, March

1987, Toronto, February 1990.

Member of Advisory Committee of Academics on the Demographic Aspects of Immigration,

Employment and Immigration, 1987-89, and of Advisory Committee on Socio-Economic

Immigration Research, 1989-90.

Member of Advisory Committee on Immigration Issues, Institute for Research on Public Policy,

1987-89.

Member of National Advisory Committee for the International Conference on Population and

Development, 1993-94.

Participant in Metropolis Conversation Series 10 on Immigration Levels, Ottawa, June 2003.

Consultation on assumptions and methodology for population projections, Ontario Ministry of

Finance, September 1998, September 2003.

Consultation on immigration with Deputy Minister, Ottawa, 13 September 2005

Workshop on Population aging, older workers and the labour market, Policy Research Initiative,

Ottawa, 24 May 2005.

Member, Institut de Statistique du Québec, Comité consultatif sur les statistiques démographiques

et sociales, 2006-13.

Editorial Boards:

Associate Editor (French), Canadian Studies in Population, 1986-2000.

Associate Editor, Canadian Public Policy, 2010-13

Editorial Board, Canadian Studies in Population, 2008-present

Editorial Board, Canadian Journal of Sociology, 1989-98.

Editorial Board, Cahiers Québécois de Démographie, 1990-present.

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Editorial Board, Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 1991-2005.

Editorial Board, Canadian Review of Sociology, 2007-2011.

Editorial Board, Enfances, Familles, Générations, 2011-13

Establishing a program:

Chair of the committee that established a collaborative graduate program at Western University on

Migration and Ethnic Relations, 2006-07.

VII Invited talks

2000 “Canada’s demographic future: some reflections on projections assumptions.” Invited

paper to seminar organized by the Office of the Chief Actuary Canada (Canada Pension

Plan) on Demographic and Economic Perspectives of Canada: Years 2000 to 2050. Ottawa,

17 March 2000. http://www.osfi-bsif.gc.ca/eng/docs/beaujo.pdf. See:

http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pscpapers/vol14/iss2/

2000 “Earning and caring: Demographic change and policy implications” Distinguished

Canadian Demographer Lecture, University of Alberta, 17 November 2000. See:

http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pscpapers/vol15/iss5/

2000 “An interpretation of family change, with implications for social cohesion,” Roderic

Beaujot and Zenaida Ravanera, Invited paper to workshop on What Will Hold Us Together,

organized by Justice Canada and Health Canada for Social Cohesion Network, Ottawa, 14

September 2000. See: http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pscpapers/vol15/iss1/

2002 “Earning and caring” Porter Lecture at the meetings of the Canadian Sociology and

Anthropology Association, Toronto, May 2002. See:

http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pscpapers/vol16/iss8/

2002 “Projecting the future of Canada’s population: assumptions, implications, and policy.”

Presidential Address to the Canadian Population Society, Toronto, May 2002. See:

http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pscpapers/vol16/iss6/

2005 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Thomas Burch. “Toward a HRSD (Human

Resources and Social Development) Family Research Framework.” Lead Paper at Social

Development Canada Expert Roundtable on Challenges for Canadian Families, Ottawa, 1-2

December 2005.See http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pscpapers/vol21/iss2/

2006 “Population and Seats in the Senate of Canada, 1867-2031: A comment on the

Murray/Austin Motion.” Brief presented to the Senate Special Committee on Senate

Reform, Ottawa, 6 September 2006.

2010 “Family change in Canada: Implications for diversity and inequality. Rethinking the Social

Seminars, Istanbul Sehir University, 8 December 2010.

2011 “Change in earning and caring: Implications for family diversity and inequality.”

Department of Sociology Speaker Series, Lakehead University, 14 March 2011,

2013 “A populous now: Aging of the future will be different from aging of the past.”

Presentation to Plenary II, Conference on The retirement challenge: bridging the

generations, Association of Canadian Pension Management, September 10-12, 2013,

Ottawa.

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2013 “Immigration and the population of Canada: The role of policy”. Colloquium of the Centre

for Research on Migration and Ethnic Relations,” Western University, 26 September 2013.

Available at:

http://migration.uwo.ca/collaborative_program/colloquium_series/colloquium_series_2013_201

4.html

2014 « L’évolution des familles au Canada: Diversités, inégalités, politiques. » Table ronde sur

les politiques familiales, Hommage à Jacques Henripin, Montréal, 16 janvier 2014.

2014 “The impact of changes in aging in the future on retirement plans”. Public Employees

Benefits Agency, June 16-17, 2014, Saskatoon.

VIII Publications

1. Refereed Articles

1975 La population morocaine: reconstitution de l’évolution de 1950 à 1971, K.J. Krotki and

R.P. Beaujot, Population 30(2): 335-367, March-April 1975.

1976 Fécondité différentielle selon l’origine ethnique: quelques remarques théoriques, Cahiers

Québécois de Démographie 5(2): 24-44, August 1976.

1976 Sensitivity of household and family projections to population growth and changing age

structure, Canadian Studies in Population 3: 19-27, 1976.

1977 Components of change in the number of households in Canada, 1951-1971, Canadian

Journal of Sociology 2(3): 305-319, Summer 1977.

1978 Socio-cultural variations in the applicability of the economic model of fertility,

R.P. Beaujot, K.J. Krotki and P. Krishnan, Population Studies 32(2): 319-325, July 1978.

1978 Components of change analysis, with applications to households in Canada, R.P. Beaujot

and J. Bland, Genus 34(1-2): 145-154, 1978.

1979 A demographic view on Canadian language policy, Canadian Public Policy 5(1): 16-29,

Winter 1979.

1979 Changements dans le contexte familial de l’enfant, Cahiers Québécois de Démographie

8(2): 99-119, August 1979.

1982 Analysis of ethnic fertility differentials through the consideration of assimilation,

R.P. Beaujot, K.J. Krotki and P. Krishnan, International Journal of Comparative Sociology

23(1-2): 61-70, 1982.

1982 The decline of official language minorities in Quebec and English Canada, Canadian

Journal of Sociology 7(4): 367-380, 1982.

1982 Residential mobility of the elderly in Canada, L. Wai and R. Beaujot, Canadian Journal on

Aging 1(1-2): 43-51, 1982.

1985 Cultural constructions of demographic inquiry: Experiences of an expatriate researcher in

Tunisia, Culture 5(1): 3-15, 1985.

1985 Population policy development in Canadian demography, Canadian Studies in Population

12(2): 203-219, 1985.

1985 The effect of marital satisfaction on fertility, R. Beaujot and Kit-ying S. Tong, Genus

41(1-2): 13-21, 1985.

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1985 The social effects of demographic change: Canada 1851-1981, R. Beaujot and

K. McQuillan, Journal of Canadian Studies 21: 57-69, 1985.

1985 La fécondité en Tunisie: contrastes entre tradition et modernisme, R. Beaujot and M. Bchir,

International Family Planning Perspectives, Numéro Spécial 1985: 7-14.

1986 Libération de la femme et marché matrimonial en Tunisie, Population 41(4-5): 853-859,

1986.

1986 Effect of infant mortality on subsequent fertility in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, V.K. Rao and

R. Beaujot, Journal of Biosocial Science 18: 297-303, 1986.

1988 The family in crisis, Canadian Journal of Sociology 13(3): 305-311, 1988.

1988 Attitudes among Tunisians toward family formation, International Family Planning

Perspectives 14(2): 54-61, 1988.

1989 The link between immigration and emigration in Canada, 1945-1986, R. Beaujot and

J.P. Rappak, Canadian Studies in Population 16(2): 201-216, 1989.

1990 The family and demographic change: economic and cultural interpretations and solutions,

Journal of Comparative Family Studies 21(1): 25-38, 1990.

1994 The differentiation of determinants among return, onward and primary migrants in Canada,

Feng Hou and Roderic Beaujot, Canadian Studies in Population 21(1): 1-19, 1994.

1994 Self-employment among immigrants: a test of the blocked mobility hypothesis, Roderic

Beaujot, Paul Maxim and John Zhao, Canadian Studies in Population 21(2): 81-96, 1994.

1995 A study of interregional migration between Ontario and Atlantic Canada: 1981-1991, Feng

Hou and Roderic Beaujot, Canadian Journal of Regional Science 18 (2), 147-160, 1995.

1995 The Cairo conference: implications for population activities, Canadian Studies in

Population 22(2): 169-180, 1995.

1996 Labour force interruptions: the influence of marital status and presence of young children,

Cynthia Cook and Roderic Beaujot, Canadian Journal of Sociology 21(1): 25-41, 1996.

1996 IUSSP Distinguished lecture series at the International Conference on Population and

Development: a summary, Roderic Beaujot, Anatole Romaniuc and Simone St. Germain-

Roy, Canadian Studies in Population 23(1): 69-98, 1996.

1997 Parental preferences for work and child care, Canadian Public Policy, 23(3): 275-288.

1997 Gender orientations and family strategies, Beverly Matthews and Roderic Beaujot,

Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 34(4): 415-428.

1998 Family attributes in the return to full-time and part-time employment, Junjie Zhang and

Roderic Beaujot, Canadian Studies in Population, 25(1): 29-44.

1999 Men’s orientation toward marriage and family roles, Peter Smith and Roderic Beaujot,

Journal of Comparative Family Studies 30(3): 471-487.

2000 Productivity patterns at mid-life: Family and work, Roderic Beaujot and Tony Haddad,

Canadian Studies in Population, 27(1): 61-82.

2000 Les deux transitions démographiques du Québec, 1860-1996. Cahiers Québécois de

Démographie 29(2): 201-230.

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2000 Time constraints and relative resources as determinants of the sexual division of domestic

work, Seth McFarlane, Roderic Beaujot and Tony Haddad, Canadian Journal of Sociology

25(1): 61-82.

2002 Earning and caring: demographic change and policy implications, Canadian Studies in

Population 29(2): 195-225.

2002 Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot, Family relations, low income, and child outcomes: A

Comparison of Canadian children in intact-, step-, and lone-parent families. International

Journal of Comparative Sociology 43(2): 134-152.

2003 Projecting the future of Canada’s population: assumptions, implications, and policy.

Canadian Studies in Population 30(1): 1-28.

http://www.canpopsoc.ca/CanPopSoc/assets/File/publications/journal/CSPv30n1p1.pdf

2003 Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot, Child poverty and family structure in Canada, 1981-1997.

Journal of Comparative Family Studies 34 (3): 321-335.

2004 Eric Guimond, Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot, Charting the growth of Canada’s Aboriginal

populations: Problems, Options and Implications. Canadian Studies in Population 31(1):

55-82.

2005 Roderic Beaujot and Jianye Liu, Models of time use in paid and unpaid work. Journal of

Family Issues 26: 924-946.

2006 Haider Mannan and Roderic Beaujot. Readiness, willingness and ability to use

contraception in Bangladesh. Asia-Pacific Population Journal 21(1): 45-64.

2006 Erfani, Amir and Roderic Beaujot. Familial orientations and the rationales for childbearing

behaviour. Canadian Studies in Population 33(1): 49-67.

2006 Kerr, Don, Melissa Moyser and Roderic Beaujot. Marriage and cohabitation: Demographic

and socioeconomic differences in Quebec and Canada. Canadian Studies in Population

33(1): 83-117.

2006 Ibbott, Peter, Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot. Probing the future of mandatory retirement in

Canada. Canadian Journal on Aging 25 (2): 161-178.

2007 Rajulton, Fernando Zenaida Ravanera and Roderic Beaujot. Measuring social cohesion: An

experiment using the Canadian National Survey of Giving, Volunteering, and Participating.

Social Indicators Research 80(3): 461-492.

2007 Omariba, Walter Rasugu, Roderic Beaujot and Fernando Rajulton. Determinants of infant

and child mortality in Kenya: An analysis controlling for frailty effects. Population

Research and Policy Review 26(2), 299-321.

2007 Beaujot, Roderic and Robert Andersen. Time-crunch: Impact of time spent in paid and

unpaid work, and its division in families. Canadian Journal of Sociology 32(3): 295-315.

2007 Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot. Population growth and sustainability: Canadian

considerations. Environments 35(2): 85-96

2008 Omariba, D. Walter, Fernando Rajulton and Roderic Beaujot. Correlated mortality of

siblings in Kenya: The role of state dependence. Demographic Research 18(11): 311-336.

2008 Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida Ravanera. Family change and implications for family

solidarity and social cohesion. Canadian Studies in Population 35(1): 73-101.

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2009 Sahleyesus, Daniel Telake, Roderic Beaujot and David Zakus. Attitudes toward Family Size

Preferences in Urban Ethiopia. Journal of Comparative Family Studies 40(1): 97-117.

2009 Erfani, Amir and Roderic Beaujot. Attitude toward childbearing outside of marriage in

Canada. Journal of Comparative Family Studies 40(5): 759-773.

2009 Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida Ravanera. Family models for earning and caring: Implications

for child care and for family policy. Canadian Studies in Population 36 (1-2): 145-166.

2009 Ravanera, Zenaida, Roderic Beaujot and Jianye Liu. Models of earning and caring:

Determinants of the division of work. Canadian Review of Sociology 46(4): 319-337.

2009 Aysan, Mehmet and Roderic Beaujot. Welfare Regimes for Aging Populations: No Single

Path for Reform. Population and Development Review 35(4): 701-720.

2010 Beaujot, Roderic and Juyan Wang. 2010. Low fertility in Canada: The Nordic model in

Quebec and the U.S. model in Alberta. Canadian Studies in Population 37(3-4): 411-443.

http://www.canpopsoc.ca/CanPopSoc/assets/File/publications/journal/2010/CSPv37n3-4p411.pd

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2011 Woldemicael, Gebremariam and Roderic Beaujot. 2011. Currently married women with an

unmet need for contraception in Eritrea: Profile and determinants. Canadian Studies in

Population 38(1-2): 61-81.

2012 Woldemicael, Gebremariam and Roderic Beaujot. 2012. Fertility behavior of immigrants in

Canada: Converging trends. Journal of International Migration and Integration 13 (3): 325-

341.

2013 Raza, Muhammad, Roderic Beaujot and Gebremariam Woldemicael. 2013. Social capital and

economic integration of visible minority immigrants in Canada. Journal of International

Migration and Integration 14(2): 263-285.

2013 Beaujot, Roderic, Ching Du and Zenaida Ravanera. 2013. Family policies in Quebec and the

rest of Canada: Implications for fertility, child care, women’s paid work and child

development indicators. Canadian Public Policy 39(2): 221-239.

2014 Ravanera, Zenaida and Roderic Beaujot. 2014. Childlessness of men in Canada: Result of a

waiting game in a changing family context. Canadian Studies in Population 41(1-2): 38-60.

2014 Walton-Roberts, Margaret, Roderic Beaujot, Daniel Hiebert, Susan McDaniel, Damaris Rose

and Richard Wright. 2014. Why do we still need a census? Views from the age of ‘truthiness’

and the ‘death of evidence’. The Canadian Geographer 51(1): 34-47.

2. Books and Monographs

1975 Statistics Canada. 1975. Household and Family Projections for Canada and the Provinces to

2001. Ottawa: Statistics Canada Catalogue No. 91-517, November 1975, 237 pp.

1982 Beaujot, Roderic and Kevin McQuillan. 1982. Growth and Dualism: The Demographic

Development of Canadian Society. Toronto: Gage, 1982, 249 pp.

1988 Beaujot, R, K.G. Basavarajappa and R. Verma. 1988. Income of Immigrants in Canada.

Ottawa: Statistics Canada Cat No. 91-527, 1988, 101 pp.

1989 Légaré, J., T. R. Balakrishnan and R. Beaujot (Editors). 1989. The Family in Crisis: A

Population Crisis. Ottawa: Royal Society of Canada, 1989, 463 pp.

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1990 Beaujot, R. (Editor). 1990. Facing the Demographic Future. Ottawa: Royal Society of

Canada, 1990, 95 pp.

1991 Beaujot, Roderic. 1991. Population Change in Canada: The Challenges of Policy

Adaptation. Toronto: Oxford, 1991, 379 pp.

1993 Basavarajappa, K.G., R.P. Beaujot and T.J. Samuel. 1993. Impact of Migration in the

Receiving Countries: Canada, Geneva: International Organization for Migration, 1993,

94 pp.

1995 Beaujot, R., F. Rajulton, E. Gee and Z. Ravanera. 1995. Family over the Life Course.

Ottawa: Statistics Canada Cat No. 91-543, 1995, 173 pp.

2000 Beaujot, Roderic. 2000. Earning and Caring in Canadian Families, Peterborough:

Broadview, 416 pp.

2004 Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr. 2004. Population Change in Canada, 2nd edition, Toronto:

Oxford University Press, 367 pp.

2007 Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr, Editors. 2007. The Changing Face of Canada: Essential

Readings in Population. Toronto: Canadian Scholars’ Press Inc.

2016 Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot. 2016. Population Change in Canada, 3rd Edition, Toronto:

Oxford, xii + 432 pp.

3. Chapters in books

1978 “The PGE/ERAD system of data collection in Africa and a comparison of its results with

those of analytic techniques” in Karol J. Krotki (ed.), Developments in Dual System

Estimation of Population Size and Growth, University of Alberta Press, 1978, pp 145-153.

1982 “Canada” in John A. Ross, International Encyclopedia of Population, New York: The Free

Press, 1982, pp. 77-82.

1984 “Consequences of changing rates of growth”, R. Beaujot and K. McQuillan, in

A. Himelfarb and C. J. Richardson, Sociology for Canadians: A Reader, Toronto:

McGraw-Hill, 1984, pp. 214-235.

1986 “Rural Sanitation in Sierra Leone: A Case Study”, in International Development Research

Centre, With Our Own Hands, Ottawa: IDRC, 1986, pp. 103-124.

1987 “The family and demographic change: Economic and cultural interpretation”, in

Contributions to Demography; Methodological and Substantive: Essays in Honour of Dr.

Karol J. Krotki. Edmonton: Population Research Laboratory, 1987, pp. 323-348.

1988 “Canada’s Demographic Profile”, in J. Curtis and L. Tepperman, Understanding Canadian

Society, McGraw-Hill, 1988, pp. 39-70.

1988 “Demographic Change and the Family”, R. Beaujot and K. McQuillan, in L. Tepperman

and J. Curtis, Readings in Sociology, Toronto: McGraw-Hill, 1988, pp. 463-471.

1988 “Panel discussion on Canadian immigration objectives: Levels, composition and

directions”, in C.M. Beach and A.G. Green, Policy Forum on the Role of Immigration in

Canada’s Future, Queen’s University: John Deutsch Int., 1988, pp 84-87.

1988 “The role of immigration in changing socio-demographic structures”, R. Beaujot and

J.P. Rappak, in Update No. 5. Ottawa: Review of Demography and its Implications for

Economic and Social Policy, 1988 pp. 57-62.

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1990 “Immigration policy and sociodemographic change: The Canadian case”, in W. Lutz,

Future Demographic Trends in Europe and North America: What Can We Assume Today?

Academic Press (IIASA), 1990 pp. 359-377.

1990 “The evolution of immigrant cohorts”, Roderic Beaujot and J. Peter Rappak, in S.S. Halli,

F. Trovato and L. Driedger, Ethnic Demography. Ottawa: Carleton University Press, 1990,

pp. 111-140.

1991 “The social effects of demographic change”, R. Beaujot and K. McQuillan, in Veevers,

Continuity and Change in Marriage and Family, Holt, 1991, pp 77-83.

1992 “The family in crisis?” in A. Himelfarb and C.J. Richardson, Sociology for Canadians: A

Reader, 2nd Ed., Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1992, pp. 313-318.

1992 “The socio-demographic impact of immigration”, in S. Globerman, The Immigration

Dilemma, Vancouver: The Fraser Institute, 1992, pp. 43-77.

1992 “Rationales used in Marriage and Childbearing Decisions”, in The Peopling of the

Americas, Proceedings of International Union for the Scientific Study of Population

Conference, Veracruz, 1992, Vol II, pp. 137-154.

1993 “Families”, in J. Teevan (ed.), Basic Sociology: A Canadian Introduction, Toronto:

Prentice-Hall, 1993, pp. 255-290.

1994 “The social effects of demographic change: Canada 1851-1981” in F. Trovato and

C.F. Grindstaff, Perspectives on Canada’s Population, Toronto: Oxford, 1994, pp. 35-47.

1994 “The family and demographic change in Canada: economic and cultural interpretations and

solutions”, in F. Trovato and C.F. Grindstaff, Perspectives on Canada’s Population,

Toronto: Oxford, 1994, pp. 248-259.

1995 “Family patterns at mid-life (marriage, parenting and working)”, in R. Beaujot et al.,

Family over the Life Course. Ottawa: Statistics Canada Cat No. 91-543, 1995, pp 37-75.

1995 “Work and childbearing decisions: the impact of family gender structure and child care”,

Zora Knezic and Roderic Beaujot, pp. 77-83 in Federation of Canadian Demographers,

Towards the XXIst Century: Emerging Socio-Demographic Trends and Policy Issues in

Canada, Ottawa: Federation of Canadian Demographers.

1995 “Population change and social policy issues in Canada”, pp. 323-326 in Federation of

Canadian Demographers, Towards the XXIst Century: Emerging Socio-Demographic

Trends and Policy Issues in Canada, Ottawa: Federation of Canadian Demographers.

1996 “The family in crisis?” pp. 91-96 in C.J. Richardson, Family Life: Patterns and

Perspectives. Toronto: McGraw-Hill.

1997 « Comportements démographiques et statut socio-économique des immigrants canadiens, »

pp. 147-163 in J.L. Rallu, Y. Courbage and Victor Piché (editors) Anciennes et nouvelles

minorités, Paris: Editions John Libbey Eurotext.

1998 “Migration trends and policies in North America: The case of Canada” pp. 81-102 in,

Migration, Free Trade and Regional Integration in North America. Paris: OECD.

1998 “Demographic considerations in Canadian language policy”, pp. 71-83 in T. Ricento and

B. Burnaby, Language and Politics in the United States and Canada: Myths and Realities,

Mahawah: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

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1999 “Immigration and demographic structures” pp. 93-115 in S. Halli and L. Driedger,

Immigrant Canada, Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

1999 « L’Immigration et la population du Canada » pp. 283-304 in M. McAndrew, A.-

C. Decoufle and C. Ciceri, Les politiques d’immigration et d’intégration au Canada et en

France: analyses comparées et perspectives de recherche, Montréal: Centre de recherche

interuniversitaire de Montréal sur l’immigration, l’intégration et la dynamique urbaine.

2002 Beaujot, Roderic, “Immigration in Context: History, Demography and Settlement.” Pp. 1-

23 in Howard Adelman, Editor, Immigration Policy and Practice in Canada. Ottawa:

Metropolis Institute.

2002 Beaujot, Roderic and Jianye Liu, “Children, social assistance and outcomes: cross-national

comparisons,” Pp. 179-203 in proceedings of conference of the Federation of Canadian

Demographers, Demographic Futures in the Context of Globalization: Public Policy

Issues. Ottawa: Federation of Canadian Demographers.

2002 “The case for population policy,” Pp. 337-342 in proceedings of conference of the

Federation of Canadian Demographers, Demographic Futures in the Context of

Globalization: Public Policy Issues. Ottawa: Federation of Canadian Demographers.

2002 “Desigualdad en los papeles familiares y extrafamiliares, y política familiar en Canada,”

pp. 73-99 in Manuel Ribeiro, Gilles Rondeau and Santos Hermandez (editors), La familia

en América del Norte: Evolución, problemática y política. Mexico: Trillas. Available in

English as Population Studies Centre Discussion Paper 2003-1.

2003 Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida Ravanera. “An Interpretation of Family Change, With

Implications for Social Cohesion”. In Frank Trovato (ed.) Essays in Honor of Professor

P. Krishnan: Methodological and Substantive. University of Alberta.

2003 “Effect of immigration on demographic structure.” Pp. 49-91 in C. Beach, A. Green and

J. Reitz (Editors), Canadian Immigration Policy for the 21st Century. Kingston: McGill-

Queen’s University Press.

2004 “Delayed life transitions: Trends and implications.” Virtual Library, Contemporary Family

Trends series. Ottawa: Vanier Institute of the Family. Available at:

http://www.ivfamille.ca/library/cft/delayed_life.html

2004 “Immigration and demographic structure,” pp. 193-206 in S. Halli and L. Driedger,

Multiculturalism and Immigration in Canada: An Introductory Reader. Toronto: Canadian

Scholar’s Press.

2004 “Population, aging and health”, pp 431-464 in R. Brym, New Society: Sociology for the

21st Century, 4th edition, Toronto: Thomson and Nelson.

2005 “Families”, pp. 222-249 in J.J. Teevan and T. Hewitt (ed.), Introduction to Sociology: A

Canadian Focus, 8th edition, Toronto: Pearson Prentice Hall.

2005 Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot, “Demographic change and mandatory retirement in

Canada,” Pp. 102-117 in C.T. Gillin, D. MacGregor and T.R. Klassen (ed.), Time’s Up!

Mandatory Retirement in Canada. Toronto: James Lorimer and Company.

2005 Hooks, Tess, Patrice LeClerc and Roderic Beaujot, 2005, “Women in Canada: a century of

struggle.” Pp. 94-132 in J. Mancine Billson and C. Fluehr-Lobban (Editors), Female Well-

Being: Toward a global theory of social change. London: Zed Books.

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2006 Beaujot, Roderic and Ali Muhammad, “Transformed families and the basis for

childbearing.” Pp. 15-48 in K. McQuillan and Z. Ravanera (Editors), Canada’s Changing

Families: Implications for Individuals and Society. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

2006 “Delayed life transitions: Trends and implications.” Pp 105-132 in K. McQuillan and

Z. Ravanera (Editors), Canada’s Changing Families: Implications for Individuals and

Society. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

2007 “Earning and Caring” Pp. 98-101 in L. Tepperman and H. Dickson, Reading Sociology:

Canadian Perspectives. Toronto: Oxford University Press.

2007 “Gender Models for Family and Work” Pp. 215-219 in B. Matthews and L. Beaman,

Exploring Gender in Canada: A Multi-Dimensional Approach. Toronto: Pearson/Prentice-

Hall.

2007 Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot. “Population change in the 21st Century”. pp. 13-23 in

R. Beaujot and D. Kerr (Editors), The changing face of Canada: Essential readings in

population. Toronto: Canadian Scholars Press Inc.

2007 Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr. “Population change and policy implications”. pp. 329-337

in R. Beaujot and D. Kerr (Editors), The changing face of Canada: Essential readings in

population. Toronto: Canadian Scholars Press Inc.

2009 Beaujot, Roderic. 2009. “Rapporteur’s summary” Pp. 168-169 in How Generations and

Gender Shape Demographic Change, Conference Proceedings. New York and Geneva:

United Nations.

2011 Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Don Kerr. “Low income status by population groups,

1961-2001”. Pp. 99-117 in B. Edmonston and E. Fong (Editors), The Changing Canadian

Population. Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press.

2011 Liu, Jianye, Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot. “Children and youth in Canada: Recent

demographic changes”. pp. 253-274 in B. Edmonston and E. Fong (Editors), The Changing

Canadian Population. Montreal and Kingston: McGill-Queen’s University Press.

2011 “Families”. Pp 228-256 in J. White, T. Hewitt and J. Teevan (Editors), Introduction to

Sociology: A Canadian focus. Toronto: Pearson.

2011 Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot, 2011. “Aboriginal Demography”. Pp. 149-188 in David

Long and Olive Patricia Dickason (Editors), Visions of the Heart: Canadian Aboriginal

Issues, Third Edition. Toronto: Oxford University Press

2012 Ravanera, Zenaida and Roderic Beaujot. 2012. “Childlessness and socio-economic

characteristics: What does the Canadian 2006 General Social Survey tell us?” Pp. 165-171

in L. Tepperman and A. Kalyta (Editors), Reading Sociology: Canadian Perspectives.

Toronto: Oxford University Press.

2013 Beaujot, Roderic and Muhammad Munib Raza. 2013. “Population and immigration

policy”. Pp. 129-162 in P. James and M. Kasoff (Editors). Canadian Studies in the New

Millennium. Second Edition. Toronto: University of Toronto Press.

2015 Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot. 2015 Aboriginal Demography. Pp. 179-208 in David Long

and Olive Patricia Dickason (Editors). Visions of the Heart: Issues Involving Aboriginal

Peoples in Canada, Don Mills: Oxford University Press.

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4. Papers in other journals

1973 L’observation direct sur l’exécution du recensement 1971, R. Beaujot and

A. Elmarani-Jamal, As-soukan 1(2): 25-44, June 1973.

1978 Canada’s Population: Growth and Dualism, Population Bulletin 33(2): 48 pp., April 1978.

1979 The language crisis: an exchange of views, Canadian Public Policy 5(4): 561, Autumn

1979.

1984 How LDC fertility declines stall: the case of Tunisia, Population Today 12(9): 6-7,

September, 1984.

1986 Dwindling families, Policy Options 7(7): 3-7, 1986.

1986 Reply to Richard’s essay on Canada’s population, Canadian Studies in Population 13(2):

199-200, 1986.

1990 The challenge of changing demographics, Policy Options 11(10): 19-22, 1990.

1991 Linguistic and ethnic diversity in Canada, Parliamentary Government 10(2): 19-22, 1991.

1996 Intergenerational fairness in reforming the CPP, R. Beaujot and Judy-Lynn Richards,

Policy Options 17(9): 45-48, 1996

2005 The net effects of delayed reproduction Health Canada, Health Policy Research Bulletin,

Issue 10, 21-23, 39.

2005 Growing up slowly Vanier Institute of the Family, Transition, Spring 2005, 12-15.

2006 Gender models for family and work, Policy Research Initiative, Horizons 8(3): 24-26.

Available at: http://policyresearch.gc.ca/page.asp?pagenm=v8n3_art_05

2007 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Kevin McQuillan, Population change in Canada to

2017 and beyond: The challenges of policy adaptation. Horizons 9(4): 3-12.

2007 Esses, Victoria, Roderic Beaujot and Belinda Dodson. 2007. Graduate Training in

Migration and Ethnic Relations at the University of Western Ontario. Our Diverse Cities,

4: 86-90.

2013 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Jianye Liu. 2013. Sharing the double burden: A

new model of domestic happiness. Vanier Institute of the Family, Transition 43(2): 16.

5. Reports

1976 Ethnic differentials in fertility. In P. Krishnan and Karol J. Krotki, Growth of Alberta

Families Study, Population Research Laboratory, Department of Sociology, University of

Alberta, February 1976.

1980 Le recensement du Maroc de 1971. R.P. Beaujot and K.J. Krotki, Synthèse des

Recensements Africains, Groupe de Démographie Africaine (IDP, INED, INSEE,

MICOOP, ORSTOM), Documents D’Information No. 26, 44 pp. April 1980.

1985 Fertility in Tunisia: Traditional and modern contrasts. R. Beaujot and M. Bchir,

Washington: Population Reference Bureau, August, 1985, 59 pp. (also available in Arabic

as part of a Middle Eastern Series).

1986 The relative economic situation of immigrants in Canada: A review of past studies and

multivariate analysis on 1980 data. Report prepared for the Review of Demography and its

Implications for Economic and Social Policy, 1986.

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1987 The use of aboriginal languages in Canada: An analysis of 1981 census data. B. Burnaby

and R. Beaujot, Ottawa: Supply and Services Cat. No. S2-176/1987, 1987.

1988 The role of immigration in changing socio-demographic structures. Report prepared for

Review of Demography and its Implications for Economic and Social Policy, 1988, 255 pp.

1988 Emigration from Canada: Its importance and interpretation. R. Beaujot and J.P. Rappak,

Population Working Paper No. 4, Employment and Immigration, 1988.

1990 Immigration and the population of Canada. R. Beaujot, S. Shiel and L. Schoel, Research

Report: Employment and Immigration, 1990.

1991 Social and economic effects of changing family patterns: The case of child care. Roderic

Beaujot and Elisabeth Beaujot, Report prepared for the Review of Demography and its

Implications for Economic and Social Policy, Health and Welfare Canada.

1993 Projecting the visible minority population of Canada: the immigration component.

R. Beaujot, F. Hou, R. Verma, M.V. George and S.Y. Dai, Report submitted to the

Demography Division, Statistics Canada, 1993.

1996 Metropolis Literature Review: The Demographic Perspective. Report prepared for

Immigration and Citizenship, July 1996. Available at

http:\\canada.metropolis.globalx.net\research-policy\litreviews\bjot rev-01.html

1998 Immigration and Canadian Demographics: State of the Research / Immigration et données

démographiques canadiennes: État de la recherche. Report prepared for Strategic Policy,

Planning and Research, Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

1999 Demographics and the changing Canadian family. Paper prepared for Research and

Statistics Division, Justice Canada.

2000 Canada’s demographic future: Some reflections on projections assumptions. Paper

presented at Seminar organized by the Office of the Chief Actuary Canada (Canada

Pension Plan) on Demographic and Economic Perspectives of Canada: Years 2000 to 2050,

Ottawa, 17 March 2000. Available at

http://www.osfi-bsif.gc.ca/eng/newscentre/newsrelease/pdf/beaujo_e.pdf

2007 Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr. 2007. Emerging youth transition patterns in Canada:

Opportunities and risks. Policy Research Initiative Discussion Paper.

2008 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Jianye Liu. 2008. Models of earning and caring:

Trends, determinants and implications. Report prepared for Human Resources and Social

Development Canada. Available at:

http://sociology.uwo.ca/cluster/en/publications/docs/research_briefs/RB-02_final_report.pdf

See also:

http://sociology.uwo.ca/cluster/en/publications/docs/research_briefs/Research%20Brief%20No.

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6. Discussion Papers and Research Briefs

6a. Discussion Papers at Population Studies Centre, University of Western Ontario (available

at http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pscpapers/)

no. 86-5 Beaujot, Roderic. The Relative Income of Immigrants in Canada. Paper prepared

for the Review of Demography and Its Implications, First Round. 31 pp.

no.87-10 Beaujot, Roderic. The Family and Demographic Change: Economic and Cultural

Interpretations. Paper prepared for a Festschrift in honour of Karol J. Krotki. 25 pp.

no.87-11 Beaujot, Roderic and J. Peter Rappak. The Link Between Immigration and

Emigration in Canada, 1945-1981. 21 pp.

no.87-15 Beaujot, Roderic. Rationales for Childbearing in Tunisia. 49 pp.

no. 88-9 Wonnacott, Thomas H. and Roderic P. Beaujot. Optimum Population Size:

Maximize Average or Total Utility? 24 pp.

no. 89-4 Beaujot, Roderic. Immigration Policy and Socio-Demographic Change: The

Canadian Case. January 1989. 22 pp.

no. 89-6 Beaujot, Roderic, with the assistance of Suzanne Shiel and Lorraine Schoel. The

Role of Immigration in Changing Demographic Structures: The Canadian Case.

Paper prepared for Session 10.1, “Demographic Adjustments of Immigrants,”

IUSSP General Conference, New Delhi, September 1989. 24 pp.

no. 90-1 Beaujot, Roderic. Shifting Demographics: Labour Force Implications. January

1990. 17 pp.

no. 91-7 Beaujot, Roderic. Rationales Used in Marriage and Childbearing Decisions. April

1991. 18 pp. ISBN 0-7714-1330-0.

no. 93-7 Maxim, Paul S., John Z. Zhao and Roderic Beaujot. Self-employment among

Immigrants: A Test of the Social Marginality Hypothesis. July 1993. 38 pp. ISBN 0-

7714-1554-0.

no. 95-5 Beaujot, Roderic. Census Analyses for Data Quality, Change Over Time and

Causality. June 1995. ISBN 0-7714-1783-7.

no. 95-7 Beaujot, Roderic. The Cairo Conference: Implications for Population Activities;

Michael Shenstone. The Cairo Conference: Achievements and Canadian

Contributions. October 1994. ISBN 0-7714-1788-8.

no. 95-8 Matthews, Beverly and Roderic Beaujot. Gender Roles and Family Strategies. June

1995. ISBN 0-7714-1789-6.

no. 95-9 Cook, Cynthia D. and Roderic P. Beaujot. Labour Force Interruptions: The

Influence of Marital Status and Presence of Young Children. June 1995. ISBN 0-

7714-1970-X.

no. 95-10 Beaujot, Roderic. The Demographics of Child Care: What do Parents Want?

August 1995. ISBN 0-7714-1805-1.

no. 95-13 Beaujot, Roderic, Anatole Romaniuc and Simone St. Germain-Roy. IUSSP

Distinguished Lecture Series at the International Conference on Population and

Development: A Summary. September 1995. ISBN 0-7714-1815-9.

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no. 95-14 Beaujot, Roderic. Aging and Slower Growth in Canada: Immigration and Fertility

Policy Considerations. August 1993. ISBN 0-7714-1814-0.

vol. 10(1) Beaujot, Roderic. Comportements démographiques et statut socio-économique des

immigrants canadiens. February 1996. ISBN 0-7714-1898-1.

vol. 10(3) Beaujot, Roderic. La Commission de la population et du développement des Nations

Unies et la suite de la Conférence du Caire. May 1996. ISBN 0-7714-1900-7.

no. 96-9 Beaujot, Roderic and Judy-Lynn Richards. Intergenerational Fairness in Reforming

the Canada Pension Plan. October 1996. ISBN 0-7714-1950-3.

no. 97-6 Zhang, Junjie and Roderic Beaujot. Determinants of Re-employment Probability in

Canada: Competing Risks Analyses between Full-time and Part-time Employment.

June 1997. ISBN 0-7714-1997-X.

no. 97-12 Zhang, Junjie and Roderic Beaujot. The Labour Market Transition Experience of

the Jobless in Canada: Find a Job or Be Your Own Boss. December 1997. ISBN 0-

7714-2052-8.

no. 97-13 Beaujot, Roderic and Tony Haddad. The Productive Activities of Canadian Adults

at Mid-life: Family, Work and Children. December 1997. ISBN 0-7714-2053-6.

no. 97-14 Smith, Peter J. and Roderic Beaujot. Men’s Orientation toward Marriage and

Family Roles. December 1997. ISBN 0-7714-2054-4.

vol. 12(1) McFarlane, Seth, Roderic Beaujot and Tony Haddad, “Time availability and

relative resources as determinants of sexual division of domestic work.” No 98-1.

vol. 14(1) Beaujot, Roderic and Deborah Matthews, “Immigration and the future of Canada’s

population”

vol. 14(2) “Canada’s demographic future: some reflections on projections assumptions”

vol. 15(1) Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida Ravanera, “An interpretation of family change with

implications for social cohesion”

vol. 15(5) “Earning and caring: demographic change and policy implications”

vol. 15(6) Beaujot, Roderic and Alain Bélanger, “Perspectives on below replacement fertility

in Canada: trends, desires, implications.”

vol. 15(7) Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot, “Child poverty and family structure in Canada.”

vol. 15(8) Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot, “Family relations, child outcomes and low

incomes: A comparison of Canadian children in intact, step and lone parent

families.”

vol. 15(13) Beaujot, Roderic and Jianye Liu, “Models of earning and caring: evidence from

Canadian time-use data.” Presented at General Congress of the International Union

for the Scientific Study of Population, Brazil, August 2001.

vol. 15(18) Beaujot, Roderic and Jianye Liu, “Children, social assistance and outcomes.”

Presented at the meetings of the Federation of Canadian Demographers, Ottawa,

December 2001. Also available as Luxembourg Income Study Working Paper

No. 304.

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vol. 16(6) Beaujot, Roderic, “Projecting the future of Canada’s population: assumptions,

implications, and policy.” Presented as Presidential Address to the Canadian

Population Society, Toronto, May 2002.

vol. 16(7) Ravanera, Zenaida R. Roderic Beaujot and Fernando Rajulton. “The Family and

Political Dimension of Social Cohesion: Analysing the Link using the 2000

National Survey on Giving, Volunteering and Participating.”

vol. 16(8) Beaujot, Roderic, “Earning and caring” Presented as Porter Lecture at the meetings

of the Canadian Association of Sociology and Anthropology, Toronto, May 2002.

vol. 16(9) “Effect of Immigration on Demographic Structure.” October 2002

vol. 17(1) “Demographics and the Changing Canadian Family.” January 2003.

vol. 17(3) “Effect of Immigration on the Canadian Population: Replacement Migration?”

March 2003. vol. 17(5) Eric Guimond, Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot. “Charting the Growth of Canada’s

Aboriginal Populations: Problems, Options and Implications.” May 2003. vol. 17(7) Roderic Beaujot and Zenaida Ravanera. “Relative Participation of Men and Women

in Paid and Unpaid Work: An Analysis of Variations by Individual, Family and Community Characteristics.” May 2003.

vol. 17(10) Rajulton Fernando, Zenaida Ravanera and Roderic Beaujot. “How Cohesive are Canadian CMAs? A Measure of Social Cohesion Using the National Survey of Giving, Volunteering, and Participating.” June 2003.

vol. 18(2) Beaujot, Roderic and Amir Erfani. “Attitudes that Differentiate Alternative Family Sizes.” March 2004.

vol. 18(3) Beaujot, Roderic and Jianye Liu. “Social Assistance, Custody and Child Poverty: Cross-National Comparisons.” March 2004.

vol. 18(5) Kerr, Don, Peter Ibbott and Roderic Beaujot. “Probing the Future of Mandatory Retirement in Canada.” May 2004.

vol. 18(8) Beaujot, Roderic and Robert Andersen. “Stress and Adult Health: Impact of Time Spent in Paid and Unpaid Work, and its Division in Families.” June 2004.

vol. 19(1) Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida R. Ravanera. 2005. “Family Models for Earning and Caring: Implications for Parents and Children.” January 2005.

vol. 19(3) Omariba, D. Walter Rasugu, Roderic Beaujot, and Fernando Rajulton. 2005.

“Correlated Mortality Risks of Siblings in Kenya: An Examination of the Concept

of Death Clustering and a Model for Analysis.” April 2005.

vol. 19(7) Erfani, Amir and Roderic Beaujot. 2005. “Familial Orientations and the Rationales

for Childbearing Behaviour.”

vol. 20(7) Liu, Jianye, Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot. 2006. “Children and Youth in Canada:

Recent Demographic Changes.” Discussion Paper 06-07.

vol. 20(8) Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Don Kerr. 2006. “Low income status by

population groups, 1961-2001.” Discussion Paper 06-08.

vol. 21(2) Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Thomas Burch. 2007. “Toward an HRSDC

Family Research Framework.” Discussion Paper 07-02.

vol. 21(5) Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr. 2007. “Emerging youth transition patterns in

Canada: Opportunities and Risks.” Discussion Paper 07-05.

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vol. 22(2) Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. “Models of earning and caring:

Trends in time-use.” Discussion Paper 08-02.

vol. 22(3) “Demographic change, the labour force and work-family conflicts: The challenge of

public policy adaption.”

vol. 22(4) “Panel on ‘Low fertility in comparative perspective’ at meetings of the Canadian

Population Society, University of British Columbia.” Discussion Paper 08-04

vol.23(1) Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Jianye Liu. 2009. “Models of earning and

caring: Trends, determinants and implications.” Discussion Paper 09-01

vol.23(3) Beaujot, Roderic and Juyan Wang. 2009. “Low fertility lite in Canada: The Nordic

model in Quebec and the U.S. model in Alberta.” Discussion Paper 09-03

vol.23(4) Ravanera, Zenaida and Roderic Beaujot. 2009. “Synthesis report on Canadian

youth: A focus on minority youth.” Discussion Paper 09-4.

vol.23(6) Ravanera, Zenaida and Roderic Beaujot. 2009. “Life course and structural factors in

childlessness: The waiting game and constrained choices in the second

demographic transition.” Discussion Paper 09-6.

vol.24(3) Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Ching Du, 2010. “Child care: preferences

and opportunity costs.”

vol.24(5) Woldemicael, Gebremariam and Roderic Beaujot. 2010. “Fertility behavior of

immigrants in Canada: Converging trends.”

6b. Other Discussion Papers

2013 Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. 2013. “Family diversity and

inequality: the Canadian case.” Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge

Cluster Discussion Paper Series 1(1): Article 7: http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pclc/vol1/iss1/7/

2015 Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida Ravanera. 2015. “Population change and life course: Taking

stock and looking to the future.” Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge

Cluster Discussion Paper Series 3(1): Article 8: http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pclc/vol3/iss1/8/

2015 Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. 2015. “The converging gender trends

in earing and caring in Canada.” Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge

Cluster Discussion Paper Series 3(3): Article 2: http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pclc/vol3/iss3/2/

6c. Research Briefs based on my work

2009 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Jianje Liu. “Models of earning and caring: Trends,

determinants and implications.” Population Change and Lifecourse: Research Brief No. 2:

http://sociology.uwo.ca/cluster/en/ResearchBrief2.html

7. Book Reviews

1980 Sons or Daughters: A Cross-Cultural Survey of Parental Preferences by Nancy E.

Williamson, in Canadian Studies in Population 7: 129-130, 1980.

1982 The Demographic Basis of Canadian Society, by Warren E. Kalbach and Wayne W.

McVey and Population and Canadian Society by Johannes Overbeek, in Canadian Review

of Sociology and Anthropology 19(2): 300-303, May 1982.

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1981 North American Social Report: A Comparative Study of the Quality of Life in Canada and

the U.S.A. from 1964 to 1974. Volume One: Foundations, Population and Health by Alex

C. Michalos, in Canadian Journal of Sociology 6(4): 543-544, Fall 1981.

1983 La situation démolinguistique au Canada: évolution passée et prospective by Réjean

Lachapelle and Jacques Henripin, in Canadian Journal of Sociology 8(1): 111-113, 1983.

1982 L’évolution de la population scholaire du Québec by Diane Vanasse, in Canadian Public

Policy 8(1): 137-138, Winter 1982.

1982 Les enfants qu’on n’a plus au Québec by Jacques Henripin et al., in Canadian Journal of

Sociology 7(3): 333-335, 1982.

1985 Les Saguenayens: Introduction à l’histoire des populations du Saguenay XVIe - XXe

siècles, by Christian Pouyez and Yolande Lavoie, in Canadian Studies in Population, 12:

116-117, 1985.

1986 World Development Report 1984, by the World Bank, in Canadian Studies in Population,

13(1): 105-107, 1986.

1987 Population and Population Policy in Hungary, by D. Biro, P. Joyan and K. Milteni, in

Journal of Comparative Family Studies 28(1): 140-141, 1987.

1986 Sexual Behaviour of Canadian Young People, by E. Herold in Canadian Journal of

Sociology 11 (4): 486-487, 1986.

1987 Intermetropolitan Migration in Canada by P.P. Shaw, in Canadian Journal of Sociology

(1-2): 181-182, 1987.

1988 Demographic and Health Indicators, by Y. Péron and C. Strohmenger, in Social Indicators

Research 20: 441-443, 1988.

1988 Fertility in Canada: From Baby Boom to Baby Bust by A. Romaniuc, Canadian Journal of

Regional Science 10(2): 250-252, 1988.

1988 Status Enhancement and Fertility by J.D. Kasarda et al., Canadian Review of Sociology

and Anthropology 25(2): 329-331, 1988.

1988 Below Replacement Fertility in Industrial Societies by K. Davis et al., Canadian Public

Policy 14(2): 230-231, 1988.

1989 Immigration and Ethnic Conflict by A. Richmond, Contemporary Sociology 18(1): 84-85,

January 1989.

1991 Demolinguistic Trends and the Evolution of Canadian Institutions by ACS, Canadian

Journal of Sociology 16(1): 95-97, 1991.

1991 No Rising Generation by P. Quiggin, Journal of Comparative Family Studies 12(1):116-

118, 1991.

1992 La population du Québec d’hier à demain by J. Henripin and Y. Martin, Canadian Public

Policy 18(2): 241-242, 1992.

1994 Population, Reproduction, Sociétés, in Canadian Studies in Population 21(2): 186-188,

1994.

1994 Americans Abroad, in Canadian Ethnic Studies 24(2): 154-156, 1994.

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1995 Kenya at the Demographic Turning Point, Household Consequences of High Fertility in

Pakistan, Organizing and Managing Tropical Disease Control Programs in Social

Indicators Research 34: 283-286, 1995.

1995 Interests of State: The Politics of Language, Multiculturalism, and Feminism in Canada, by

L.A. Pal, in Social Indicators Research 34: 411-414, 1995.

1995 The Canadian Family in Crisis, by J.F. Conway, in Journal of Comparative Family Studies

26(2): 284-286, 1995.

1997 La sociologie des populations, by H. Gerard and V. Piche, in Canadian Review of

Sociology and Anthropology 34(4): 452-453.

1999 The Family Squeeze: Surviving the Sandwich Generation, by S. Kingsmill and B.

Schlesinger. Canadian Journal of Sociology Online

www.arts.ualberta.ca/cjscopy/reviews.html

1999 Les familles canadiennes à l’approche de l’an 2000, by Y. Péron et al., in Cahiers

Québécois de Démographie 28(1-2): 335-339.

2000 The Arena of Racism, by M. Wieviorka, in Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism, 27:

169-170.

2001 The overselling of Population Aging: Apocalyptic Demography, Intergenerational

Challenges, and Social Policy by Ellen Gee and Gloria Gutman, Editors, in CJS Online

www.arts.ualberta.ca/cjscopy/reviews.html

2001 Canadian Families at the Approach of the Year 2000, by Yves Péron et al., in Population

Studies 55(1): 99-100.

2001 Hoe and Wage: A Social History of a Circular Migration System in West Africa by Dennis

Cordell, Joel Gregory and Victor Piché, in Canadian Journal of African Studies 35(1): 187-

190.

2002 Les enfants, la pauvreté et la richesse au Canada by Henripin, Jacques in Cahiers

Québécois de Démographie 31(1): 183-189. 2002.

2002 Boom, Bust & Echo 2000: Profiting from the Demographic Shift in the New Millennium by

David Foot with Daniel Stoffman in Canadian Studies in Population 29(2): 371-376, 2002

2003 Demography in Canada in the Twentieth Century by Sylvia Wargon in Population Studies

57 (1): 118-119.

2003 The Politics of Population: State Formation, Statistics, and the Census of Canada, 1840-

1875 by Bruce Curtis. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 40 (3): 352-355.

2004 La démographie québécoise: enjeux du XXIe siècle by Victor Piché and Céline Le

Bourdais, editors, Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology On-Line Book

Reviews. Available http://www.csaa.ca/BookReview/ReviewsList.htm

2007 Handbook of Population, Edited by D. Poston and M. Micklin, Canadian Journal of

Sociology, 32(2): 284-286.

2009 Social Policies, Labour Markets and Motherhood: A Comparative Analysis of European

Countries, Edited by D. Del Boca and C. Wetzels, Reviewed by Mehmet Aysan and

Roderic Beaujot in Canadian Journal of Sociology 34(2) 2009.

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2009 Family Formation and Family Dilemmas in Contemporary Europe, Edited by G. Esping-

Andersen, Reviewed by Mehmet Aysan and Roderic Beaujot in Canadian Review of

Sociology On-Line Book Reviews. Available

http://www.csaa.ca/CRSA/BookReview/Reviews/2009REVIEWS/200902ESPING.htm

2009 Pour une politique de population, by Jacques Henripin. Reviewed in Canadian Studies in

Population 36(3-4): 383-385.

2009 Canada’s Population in Global Context: An Introduction to Social Demography, by Frank

Trovato. Reviewed in American Review of Canadian Studies 39(3): 303-305.

2010 Trilingual Glossary of Demographic Terminology: English-Japanese-Germain. Reviewed

in Canadian Studies in Population 37(3-4): 611-612.

2011 Dividing the Domestic: Men, Women and Household Work in Cross-national Perspective.

Reviewed in Canadian Journal of Sociology 36(1): 103-105.

2011 Life in the Afternoon by Lyndsay Green. Response in The Literary Review of Canada.

March 2011.

2012 International Handbook of Population Aging. Reviewed in Canadian Studies in Population

39(1-2): 145-147.

2012 Ageing Populations in Post-industrial Democracies: Comparative Studies of Policies and

Politics. Reviewed in Canadian Public Policy 38(3): 443-444.

2015 Les théories de la migration. Reviewed in Canadian Studies in Population 42(1-2): 165-6.

2015 World Population and Human Capital in the Twenty-First Century, edited by W. Lutz,

W.P. Butz and Samier KC, Reviewed in Canadian Studies in Population 42(3/4): 91-92.

8. Blogs

Beaujot, Roderic. 2012. Aging in Canada, 2011 The aging of the past will be different from the

aging of the future. Changes in Patterns and Trends: Blog of the cluster on Population

Change and Lifecourse. Available at:

http://pclc-cppv.typepad.com/changes-in-patterns-and-t/

Beaujot, Roderic. 2012. Why do we still need a census? Changes in Patterns and Trends: Blog of

the cluster on Population Change and Lifecourse. Available at:

http://pclc-cppv.typepad.com/changes-in-patterns-and-t/

Beaujot, Roderic. 2012. Census release on families, households and marital status in Canada,

2011: Diversification continues. Changes in Patterns and Trends: Blog of the cluster on

Population Change and Lifecourse. Available at:

http://pclc-cppv.typepad.com/changes-in-patterns-and-t/

Beaujot, Roderic. 2013. Immigration and the population of Canada: Levels, diversity and

economic integration. Changes in Patterns and Trends: Blog of the cluster on Population

Change and Lifecourse. Available at:

http://pclc-cppv.typepad.com/changes-in-patterns-and-t/

Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr. 2015. Immigration and labour force growth: Watch out for

misleading generalizations.

http://pclc-cppv.typepad.com/changes-in-patterns-and-t/2015/01/immigration-and-labour-force-

growth-watch-out-for-misleading-generalizations.html

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9. Media

2016 Oosthoek, Sharon. 2016. Three researchers’ perspectives on Syrian refugees. Canadian

Foundation for Innovation: Innovation.ca. Available at:

http://www.innovation.ca/en/ResearchInAction/OutcomeStory/three-researchers-

perspectives-syrian-refugees

IX. Reviews of my books

1. Reviews of Beaujot and McQuillan, 1982, Growth and Dualism: The Demographic

Development of Canadian Society

Roland Pressat, 1982, Population and Development Review 8(3): 617-618.

André Lux, 1983, Recherches Sociographiques 14(1): 125-126.

Malcolm Britton, 1983, Population Studies 37 (2): 323-325.

Nathan Keyfitz, 1984, Canadian Journal of Sociology 9(1): 127-129.

David Gagan, 1983, Canadian Historical Review 54(3): 395-397.

Ralph Thomlinson, 1983, Canadian Studies in Population 10: 121-122.

Ellen Gee, 1984, Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology 21(1): 111-112.

Karol J. Krotki, 1987, Pakistan Development Review 26(2): 215-221.

2. Reviews of Beaujot, 1991, Population Change in Canada: The Challenges of Policy

Adaptation

Ellen Gee, 1992, Canadian Studies in Population 19(2): 247-9.

Anthony Richmond, 1992, Contemporary Sociology, 21(5): 695-6.

Mark Rosenberg, 1992, Canadian Public Policy, 18(3): 357-8.

Hubert Charbonneau, 1992, Revue d’histoire de l’amerique francaise, 46(2): 292-3.

Jacques Henripin, 1993, Population 48(4): 1094-6.

Jean-Claude Chesnais, 1993, Population 48(1): 204-5.

David Coleman, 1993, Journal of Biosocial Science 25: 417-9

Paul Gringrich, 1993, Journal of Comparative Family Studies 24(2): 253-55.

Danielle Gauvreau, 1992, Canadian Ethnic Studies 24(2): 105-6.

Andre Lux, 1992, Cahiers Québécois de Démographie 21(2): 163-6.

Karol J. Krotki, 1994, Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 31(1): 83-5.

Karol J. Krotki, 1994, Population Studies 48: 365.

Roland Vogelsang, 1994, The Canadian Geographer 38(3): 285-6.

Abraham Akkerman, 1993, Canadian Journal of Regional Science 16(1); 141-3.

André Lux, 1994, Canadian Journal on Aging 13(2): 297-298.

Alain Nash, 1996, Histoire Sociale/Social History 29(58): 514-517.

3. Reviews of Beaujot, 2000, Earning and Caring in Canadian Families

Cheal, David, 2000, Canadian Journal of Sociology Online,

Greenhalgh, Susan, 2000, Population and Development Review 26(2): 405.

Gauthier, Anne, 2001, Journal of Comparative Family Studies 31(1): 141-142.

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Munro, Brenda, 2001, Canadian Studies in Population 28(1): 157-158.

McDaniel, Susan, 2001, Atlantis, 26(1): 96-97.

Ulijaszek, Stanley, 2002, Journal of Biosocial Science, 34(2): 286-287.

Sauvé, Roger, 2001, ISUMA, 2(4): 142-143.

Neill, Ghyslaine, 2001, Cahiers Québécois de Démographie 30(1): 147-149.

Duncan, Karen, 2001, Journal of Marriage and Family, 63(4): 1203-1204.

Tomassini, C., 2002, Genus, 58(1): 183.

Lever, Jason, 2002, British Journal of Canadian Studies, 14(2): 357-358.

Joshi, Heather, 2002, Population Studies, 56(3): 338-339.

Swenson, Don, 2003, Canadian Journal of Sociology, 28(2): 249-251.

Gauvreau, Danelle, 2003, Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology, 40(1): 111-

112.

Wu, Zheng, 2003, Contemporary Sociology, 32(1): 35-36.

Baker, Maureen, 2004, American Review of Canadian Studies, 34(1): 176

4. Reviews of Beaujot and Kerr, 2004, Population Change in Canada:

Kovacs, Zoltan, 2004, Canadian Ethnic Studies 36 (2): 140.

Romaniuc, Anatole, 2005, Population and Development Review 31(1): 171-175.

X Career totals and most significant career research contributions

1. Publications (career totals)

Books authored 8

Edited books 3

Chapters in books 53

Papers in refereed journals 63

Papers in other journals 14

Papers in refereed conference proceedings 0

Technical Reports 16

Books reviews 44

Abstracts and/or papers read 98

Presentations at professional meetings/workshops and others 11

2. Contributions to training (career totals)

PhD Advisor (completed) 14

PhD External Examiner 9

PhD Advisory Committee or Examiner 29

MA Advisor (completed) 28

MA Advisory Committee or Examiner 46

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3. Most significant career research contributions

Growth and Dualism: The Demographic Development of Canadian Society, Roderic Beaujot and

Kevin McQuillan, Toronto: Gage, 1982, 249 pp.

Income of Immigrants in Canada, R. Beaujot, K.G. Basavarajappa and R. Verma, Ottawa:

Statistics Canada Cat. No. 91-527, 1988, 101 pp. This volume started to show evidence that

recent immigrants were not progressing as quickly to converge with the native born,

compared to the immigrants of the 1946-60 period.

Population Change in Canada: The Challenges of Policy Adaptation, Toronto: McClelland and

Stewart, 1991, 379 pp. Second edition, Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr, Population Change

in Canada, Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2004, 367 pp. Third edition, Kerr, Don and

Roderic Beaujot, Population Change in Canada, Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2016,

432 pp. Originally written at the time of the Review of Demography and its Implications

for Economic and Social Policy, this volume provides a substantive summary of the

demographic situation of Canada and associated policy discussions.

Family over the Life Course, R. Beaujot, F. Rajulton, E. Gee and Z. Ravanera. Ottawa: Statistics

Canada Cat No. 91-543, 1995, 173 pp.

Earning and Caring in Canadian Families, Peterborough: Broadview Press, 2000, 416 pp.

Received the 2001 Porter Award of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association

recognizing “outstanding published scholarly contributions within the ‘John Porter

Tradition’ to the advancement of sociological and/or anthropological knowledge of

Canada. The award was established in 1980, and this is the 14th book to receive the award.

Canada’s Changing Families: Implications for Individuals and Society, edited by K. McQuillan

and Z. Ravanera, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2006. This book is the main

outcome of a SSHRC strategic research grant in the competition on Social Cohesion in a

Globalizing Era, where I was Principal Investigator.

Population Change and Lifecourse. P.I. and leader of this Strategic Knowledge Cluster, funded by

SSHRC for 2007-2014. The web site is at http://sociology.uwo.ca/cluster/en/index.html

XI Research Grants and Contracts Received

1982-84 Analysis of Tunisian Fertility (with M. Bchir, Tunis), International Development

Research Centre, Cooperative Programs: $65,300.

1983-85 Bilingual accommodation in Official Language Communities (D. Cartwright, H.

Taylor, M. Goodchild, R. Beaujot), Social Sciences and Humanities Research

Council of Canada, Research Grant: $30,000.

1984-85 Analysis of census data on Aboriginal Languages (with B. Burnaby), Secretary of

State, Contract: $9,000.

1986 Income of immigrants, Statistics Canada, Contract: $6,000.

1986 Income of immigrants, Health and Welfare Canada, Contract: $3,800.

1986-87 Link between immigration and emigration, Employment and Immigration:

Contract, $9,400.

1987-88 Immigration in demographic structures, Review of Demography and its

Implications for Economic and Social Policy, Contract: $39,000.

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1989 Immigration and the population of Canada, Employment and Immigration,

Contract: $5,200.

1989-91 Rationales used in the central decisions on marriage and childbearing, SSHRC

Research Grant: $60,900.

1991 Social and economic effects of changing family patterns: The case of child care,

Health and Welfare: $4,000.

1993-95 Family in the Life Course, Statistics Canada: $20,000.

1994 Population, environment and security, External Affairs and International Trade.

1992-96 Production and reproduction: Economic, cultural and structural accommodations for

children, SSHRC Research Grant: $42,600.

1995-96 Metropolis literature review: The demographic perspective, Citizenship and

Immigration: $10,000.

1999-02 Reproduction and caring over the life course, R. Beaujot and B. Matthews, SSHRC

Research Grant: $87,800.

2000-05 Family transformation and social cohesion, Principal Investigator, SSHRC strategic

grant - Social Cohesion in a Globalizing Era: $473,200.

http://sociology.uwo.ca/research/research_areas/aging_and_the_life_course/family_

transformation_social_cohesion/index.html

2002-06 Gender, interpersonal risk and childbearing, R. Beaujot, D. Hall and Z. Ravanera,

SSHRC research grant: $62,300.

2004-05 The Family, Community and Health in the Context of Economic Change, Roderic

Beaujot, Teresa Abada, William Avison, Lorraine Davies, Rajulton Fernando, Alain

Gagnon, Don Kerr, Robert Andersen and Zenaida Ravanera, Health Policy

Research Program, Health Canada: $175,700.

http://sociology.uwo.ca/research/research_areas/health_and_health_inequality/famil

y_community_and_health_in_the_context_of_economic_change/index.html

2004-05 University of Western Ontario Research Data Technology Facility, Canadian

Foundation for Innovation and Ontario Innovation Trust: $318,200.

2005-06 Population Change and Public Policy, Principal Investigator with Robert Bourbeau,

Celine Le Bourdais, Frank Trovato and Zheng Wu, SSHRC Cluster Letter of Intent

Grant, 2004-2005, $30,000, SSHRC Interim Grant, 2005-2006, $25,000.

2006-16 Population Change and Lifecourse, Principal Investigator with Amélie Quesnel-

Vallée, Byron Spencer, Céline Le Bourdais, Kevin McQuillan, Paul Bernard, Susan

McDaniel, Zheng Wu and Partners Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Health

Canada, Human Resources and Social Development Canada, Policy Research

Initiative, SSHRC Strategic Knowledge Cluster Grant: $2,097,000.

http://sociology.uwo.ca/cluster/

2006-10 Family and Work: Models of Earning and Caring, Roderic Beaujot and Zenaida

Ravanera, SSHRC research grant: $81,700.

2006-08 Earning, Caring and Public Policy, Memorandum of Understanding with HRSDC:

ten projects, total grant of $432,480.

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2006-08 Models of earning and caring: Implications for individuals, families and society.

Roderic Beaujot, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. Project in above MOU from

HRSDC: $28,875.

2009 Synthesis report on Canadian youth with emphasis on visible minority youth,

Roderic Beaujot and Zenaida Ravanera, Canadian Heritage: $9,500.

2010-13 Vulnerable families and individuals: Risk and resilience over the adult life course.

Roderic Beaujot, Zenaida Ravanera and Jianye Liu, SSHRC Research Grant:

$74,150.

http://sociology.uwo.ca/research/research_areas/social_demography_and_migration

/RavaneraBeaujot-VulnerableFamilies_Individuals.html

XII Consultantships and evaluations

1983-86 International Development Research Centre, Analysis of fertility and mortality in

Senegal, with I. Diop, Bureau du recensement, Dakar.

1985 International Development Research Centre, report and evaluation on rural

sanitation project in Sierra Leone.

1983 Invited consultant for a project on women’s agricultural labour, International Centre

for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, Aleppo, Syria.

1993 Evaluation for CIDA of Programme en Population et Développement au Sahel

(PPDS), linking University of Montreal and Centre d’Études et de Recherche sur la

Population pour le Développement (CERPOD), with Aminata Trahoré.

1996&98 Evaluation of Plan de Développement 1996-2001, Institut National de Recherches

Scientifiques - Urbanisation, Montréal.

2001 Evaluation of Département de Démographie, Université de Montréal, with Allan

Hill.

2006 SSHRC mid-term evaluation of MCRI on “La chaine des médicaments.”

XIII Papers Presented at Professional Meetings (see also Invited Talks in Section VII)

1972 “Direct observation as a mode of census evaluation”, R. Beaujot and Abdessetar

Elamrani-Jamal, paper presented at the meetings of the Population Association of America,

Toronto, April 1972. Abstract in Population Index 38(3): 303-304, reprinted as Population

Research Laboratory Discussion Paper No. 4.

1973 “Estimates of the size and vital rates of the Moroccan population: 1950-52 to 1960”, R.

Beaujot and K.J. Krotki, paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Sociology and

Anthropology Association, Kingston, May 1973, reprinted as Population Research

Laboratory Discussion Paper No. 6.

1973 “Model male fertility tables”, paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Sociology

and Anthropology Association, Kingston, May 1973, reprinted as Population Research

Laboratory Discussion Paper No. 8.

1973 “Paradigms, frames of reference, models, theories”, paper presented at the meetings of the

Western Association of Sociology and Anthropology, Banff, December 1973.

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1974 “The PGE/ERAD system of data collection in Africa and a comparison of its results with

those of analytic techniques”, paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Association

of African Studies, Halifax, February 1974, reprinted as Population Research Laboratory

Discussion Paper No. 13.

1974 “Recent population census experience: An overview”, Hazel Moir, Roderic Beaujot,

William Seltzer and Victor Matthews, paper presented at the meetings of the Population

Association of America, New York, April 1974, abstract in Population Index 40(3):

443-444.

1976 “A test of the economic utility model for explaining fertility” R. Beaujot, P. Krishnan and

Karol J. Krotki, paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Population Society,

Quebec City, May 1976.

1977 “The effects of assimilation on ethnic fertility differentials” R. Beaujot, K.J. Krotki and

P. Krishnan, paper presented at the meetings of the Population Association of America,

St. Louis, April 1977, abstract in Population Index 43(3): 424.

1977 “Statistics Canada household and family projections model: Main features and results”,

R. Beaujot and K.S. Gnanasekaran, paper presented at the meetings of the International

Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Mexico City, August 1977.

1979 “Analytic techniques in demographic estimation”, paper presented at the Seminar of Latin

American and Canadian Scholars, Edmonton, May 1979.

1979 “Data collection” report of a panel discussion at the Seminar of Latin American and

Canadian Scholars, Edmonton, May 1979.

1981 “Social Consequences of the Demographic Transition and of the Baby Boom in Canada”,

paper presented at the Tenth Annual Conference for Teachers of History and Social

Studies, London, April 1981.

1981 “Geographic Mobility of the Elderly,” L. Wai and R. Beaujot, paper presented at the

meetings of the Canadian Population Society, June 1981.

1981 “Linguistic Assimilation in Canada’s Minorities”, paper presented at the meetings of the

American Sociological Association, Toronto, August 1981.

1982 “Sex Roles and Fertility in Tunisia”, paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian

Association of African Studies, Toronto, May 1982.

1982 “Life in Canada Before, During and After the Demographic Transition”, R. Beaujot and

K. McQuillan, paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Population Society, Ottawa,

June 1982.

1984 “Experiences of an expatriate researcher in Tunisia, presented at the meetings of the

Canadian Population Society, Guelph, June 1984.

1984 “Population policy development in Canadian demography”, presented at the meetings of

the Canadian Population Society, Guelph, June 1984.

1985 « Le recul de la nuptialité en Tunisie: causes et conséquences, » presented at International

Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Florence, June 1985.

1986 “The relative income of immigrants: are the new immigrant groups at a disadvantage”

K.G. Basavarajappa, R. Verma and R. Beaujot, presented at the meetings of the Canadian

Population Society, Winnipeg, June 1986.

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1986 “The economic adaptation of immigrants”, R. Verma, K.G. Basavarajappa and R. Beaujot,

presented at XIth World Congress of Sociology, New Delhi, August 1986.

1989 “Shifting demographics: the shape of the 90’s”, presented to Conference Board of Canada,

Toronto, October 1989.

1989 “The role of immigration in changing demographic structures: The Canadian case”,

presented at meetings of the IUSSP, New Delhi, September 1989.

1990 “Shifting demographics: Labour force implications”, paper presented at the meetings of the

Canadian Population Society, Victoria, June 1990.

1990 « Contribution de la démographie à la compréhension des transformations

sociodémographiques contemporaines du Canada et du Québec, » paper presented at the

conference celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Département de démographie.

Université de Montréal, September 1990.

1990 “Canadian immigration research”, paper presented at the informal session on Research

Directions in International Migration, Population Association of America, Toronto, May

1990.

1990 “Canadian immigration”, presented to House of Commons Standing Committee on Labour,

Employment and Immigration, February 1990 (Minutes Issue No. 17).

1992 “Rationales used in marriage and childbearing decisions”, paper presented at Peopling of

Americas conference, Veracruz, Mexico, May 1992.

1992 “Demographics: The Driving Force,” invited paper presented at Annual Ontario Institute of

Agrologist Conference, March 1992.

1993 “Aging and slower growth in Canada: immigration and fertility policy considerations”,

invited talk to Reddin Symposium, Bowling Green State University, January 1993.

1993 “Educational attainment and self-employment among immigrants”, John Zhao, Paul Maxim

and Roderic Beaujot, paper presented at the General Conference of the International Union

for the Scientific Study of Population, Montreal, August 1993.

1993 “Gender roles and family strategies: contrasting views of Canadian women and social

policy consequences”, Beverly Matthews and Roderic Beaujot, paper presented at the

General Conference of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population,

Montreal, August 1993.

1993 “Aging and slower growth in Canada: immigration and fertility policy considerations”,

paper presented at the General Conference of the International Union for the Scientific

Study of Population, Montreal, August 1993.

1994 “The demographics of child care: what do parents want”, presented to Canadian Population

Society, Calgary, June 1994.

1994 “Population, consumption and sustainable development, presented at Emmanuel College,

University of Toronto, October 1994.

1995 “Child care services: their impact on work and childbearing decisions”, Zora Knezic and

Roderic Beaujot, presented at a joint session of the Canadian Population Society and the

Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Montreal, June 1995.

1995 “Census analyses for data quality, change over time and causality”, presented at the

meetings of the Canadian Population Society, Montreal, June 1995.

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1995 “Labour force interruptions: the influence of marital status and the presence of young

children”, Cynthia Cook and Roderic Beaujot, presented at the meetings of the Canadian

Sociology and Anthropology Association, Montreal, June 1995.

1995 “Work and childbearing decisions: the impact of family gender structure and child care

constraints”, Zora Knezic and Roderic Beaujot, presented at Symposium of the Federation

of Canadian Demographers, Ottawa, 23-25 October 1995.

1995 « Comportements démographiques et statut socio-économique des immigrants canadiens »

presented at Colloquium on Anciennes et nouvelles minorités: démographie, culture et

politique, Echanges Jacques Cartier, Lyon, France, 6-9 December 1995.

1996 « La commission de la population et du développement des Nations Unies et la suite de la

conférence du Caire » presented at meetings of Association des Démographes du Québec,

Montreal, May 1996.

1996 “The role of immigration in changing demographic structures”, National Symposium on

Immigration and Integration, Winnipeg, October 1996.

1997 “Canada to 2016”, presentation to plenary session at meetings of the Canadian Population

Society, St. John’s, June 1997.

1997 “Bucharest to Cairo and beyond”, presentation to round table at meetings of the Canadian

Population Society, St. John’s, June 1997.

1997 “The determinants of re-employment probability in Canada: a competing-risk analysis

between full-time and part-time employment”, Junjie Zhang and R. Beaujot, presented at

meetings of the Canadian Population Society, St. John’s, June 1997.

1997 “The demography of Canadian adults at mid-life: family, work and children”, R. Beaujot

and Anton Haddad, presented at meetings of the American Sociological Association,

Toronto, August 1997. (University of Western Ontario, Population Studies Centre

Discussion Paper No. 97-13)

1997 “Changing models of family and work: The Canadian case”, presented to Colloquium

series of Demographic Unit, Stockholm University, June 1997.

1998 « L’Immigration et la population du Canada » paper presented at workshop on Les

politiques d’immigration et d’intégration au Canada et en France: Analyses comparées et

perspectives de recherche, Montréal: Centre de recherche interuniversitaire de Montréal sur

l’immigration, l’intégration et la dynamique urbaine, May 1998.

1998 “Migration trends and policies in North America: The case of Canada” Paper presented at

OECD seminar on Migration, Free Trade and Regional Integration in North America.

Mexico, January 1998.

1998 “Productive activities of Canadian adults at mid-life: family, work and children,” R.

Beaujot and A. Haddad, Paper presented to meetings of the Canadian Population Society,

Ottawa, June 1998.

1998 “Change and consistency in Canadian husbands and wives contributions to earning and

caring: An analysis of time use surveys undertaken in 1986 and 1992” T. Haddad and R.

Beaujot, Paper presented to XIV World Congress of Sociology, Montreal, July 1998.

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2001 “Perspectives on below replacement fertility in Canada: trends, desires, implications,”

Presented at IUSSP workshop on International Perspectives on Low Fertility: Trends,

Theories and Policies, Tokyo, 21-23 March 2001.

2001 “Comment” on Population History of North America, joint session of Canadian Historical

Association and Canadian Population Society, Québec, June 2001.

2001 “Transfers to children in one-parent, two-parent and step-parent families: some theoretical

considerations” Presented to Centre for the Study of Children at Risk, McMaster

University, October 2001.

2001 Kerr, Don, Roderic Beaujot and Rajulton Fernando, “Family relations, low income and

child outcomes: a comparison of Canadian children in intact, step and lone-parent

families.” Presented at General Congress of the International Union for the Scientific Study

of Population, Brazil, August 2001.

2001 Beaujot, Roderic and Jianye Liu “Models of earning and caring: evidence from Canadian

time-use data.” Presented at General Congress of the International Union for the Scientific

Study of Population, Brazil, August 2001.

2001 Beaujot, Roderic and Jianye Liu, “Children, social assistance and outcomes.” Presented at

the meetings of the Federation of Canadian Demographers, Ottawa, December 2001.

2001 “The case for population policy.” Presented at the meetings of the Federation of Canadian

Demographers, Ottawa, December 2001.

2002 “Population projections in Canada: assumptions and implications” presented at Census

Data Workshop organized by Southwest Region Health Information Partnership, June

2002.

2002 Ravanera, Zenaida, Roderic Beaujot and Fernando Rajulton. “The Family and Political

Dimension of Social Cohesion: Analyzing the Link using the 2000 National Survey on

Giving, Volunteering and Participating.” Presented at meetings of the Canadian

Association of Sociology and Anthropology, Toronto, May 2002.

2002 “Effect of immigration on demographic structure.” Paper presented at John Deutsch

Institute Conference on Canadian Immigration Policy for the 21st Century, Queen’s

University, Kingston, Ontario, October 2002.

2003 “Effect of Immigration on the Canadian Population: Replacement Migration?” Paper

presented at the meetings of the Canadian Population Society, Halifax, June 2003.

2003 Eric Guimond, Don Kerr and Roderic Beaujot. “Charting the Growth of Canada’s

Aboriginal Populations: Problems, Options and Implications.” Paper presented at the

meetings of the Population Association of America, Minneapolis, May 2003.

2003 Roderic Beaujot and Zenaida Ravanera. “Relative Participation of Men and Women in Paid

and Unpaid Work: An Analysis of Variations by Individual, Family and Community

Characteristics.” Paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Sociology and

Anthropology Association, Halifax, June 2003.

2003 Rajulton Fernando, Zenaida Ravanera and Roderic Beaujot. “How Cohesive are Canadian

CMAs? A Measure of Social Cohesion Using the National Survey of Giving, Volunteering,

and Participating.” Paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Sociology and

Anthropology Association, Halifax, June 2003.

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2004 Beaujot, Roderic and Amir Erfani, Attitudes that differentiate alternative family sizes”

Paper presented at the meetings of the Population Association of America, Boston, April

2004.

2004 Beaujot, Roderic and Jianye Liu, Social assistance, custody and child poverty: cross-

national comparisons. Paper presented at the meetings of the Population of America,

Boston, April 2004.

2004 Roundtable on Second Demographic Transition in North America, Association des

Démographes du Québec, Montreal, May 2004

2004 Erfani, Amir and Roderic Beaujot. “A paradox of childbearing and unions: which gets

priority?” Paper presented at the meetings of the Canadian Population Society, Winnipeg,

June 2004.

2004 Beaujot, Roderic and Robert Andersen. Stress and adult health: impact of time spent in

paid and unpaid work, and its division in families” Paper presented at the Conference on

Work-Life Balance across the Life Course, University of Edinburgh, July 2004.

2004 Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida Ravanera. Family models for earning and caring:

Implications for parents and children. Paper presented at Conference on Child Care for a

Change, Canadian Council for Social Development, Winnipeg, November 2004.

2005 Beaujot, Roderic and Zenaida Ravanera. Family models for earning and caring:

Implications for child care. Paper presented at Third Conference of the Canadian Research

Data Centre Network, Montreal, May 19-20, 2005.

2005 Beaujot, Roderic. “Demographics and issues of inequality.” Presented to the Sub-

Committee on Social Cohesion of the Coordinating Committee of Deputy Ministers,

Ottawa, 18 October 2005.

2005 Beaujot, Roderic and Robert Glossop. “Private decisions and public policy: the timing of

first births, delayed life-course transitions and intergenerational equity.” Presented to the

Policy Forum at Health Canada, Ottawa, 24 November 2005.

2005 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Thomas Burch. “Toward a Social Development

Canada Family Research Framework,” Presented at Social Development Canada

Roundtable on Challenges for Canadian Families, 1-2 December 2005.

2006 Kerr, Don, Melissa Moyser and Roderic Beaujot. Marriage and cohabitation: Demographic

and Socioeconomic Differences in Quebec and Canada. Paper presented at the meetings of

the International Sociological Association, Durban, South Africa, July 2006.

2006 Beaujot, Roderic. “Population and Seats in the Senate of Canada, 1867-2031: A comment

on the Murray/Austin Motion.” Brief presented to the Senate Special Committee on Senate

Reform, Ottawa, 6 September 2006.

2007 Kerr, Don and Roderic Beaujot, 2007, “Population matters” Presentation to Workshop on

Demographics and the Environment, Policy Research Initiative, Ottawa, 5-6 March 2007.

2007 Beaujot, Roderic and Don Kerr. 2007. “Emerging youth transition patterns in Canada:

Opportunities and Risks.” Paper presented at Policy Research Initiative roundtable on

Investing in Youth: Evidence from Policy, Practice and Research, 20 June 2007, Ottawa.

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2007 Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. 2007. “Models of Earning and Caring:

Trends in Time-Use.” Paper presented at the Third Annual Symposium of the Population,

work and Family Policy Research Collaboration, Ottawa, 13-14 December 2007.

2008 “Low fertility in comparative perspective” Panel presentation at meetings of the Canadian

Population Society, Vancouver, 4-6 June 2008.

2008 “Demographic change, the labour force and work-family conflicts: the challenge of public

policy adaptation” Paper presented to the meetings of the Institute of Public administration

of Canada, Quebec, 25-27 August Morocco.

2008 Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. Models of earning and caring: trends,

determinants and implications. Paper presented at HRSDC workshop on Monitoring

Canadian Families over the Lifecourse, Gatineau, 25 September 2008.

2009 Beaujot, Roderic and Juyan Wang. Low fertility “lite” in Canada: The Nordic model in

Quebec and the U.S. model in Alberta. Paper presented at the meetings of the Population

Association of America, Detroit, 30 April B 2 May, 2009.

2009 Ravanera, Zenaida and Roderic Beaujot. Life course and structural factors in childlessness:

the waiting game and constrained choices in the Second Demographic transition. Paper

presented at the Congress of the IUSSP, Marrakesh, Morocco, September 2009.

2010 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Ching Du. Child care: Preferences and

opportunity costs. Presented at Statistics Canada Socio-economic Conference, April 26-27,

2010.

2010 Beaujot, Roderic and Muhammad Raza. Demography and immigration policy. Paper

presented at Federation of Canadian Demographers Conference, Montreal, 1-2 June 2010.

2010 Ravanera, Zenaida and Roderic Beaujot. Childlessness of men in Canada’s Second

Demographic Transition. Paper presented at meetings of the Canadian Population Society,

Montreal, 31 May B 3 June 2010.

2010 “Change in earning and caring: Implications for family diversity and inequality.” Paper

presented at Conference on Family as a value with respect to religion, tradition and

modernity, Antalya, Turkey, 26-27 November 2010.

2011 Beaujot, Roderic and Muhammad Munib Raza. Immigration and the population of Canada:

The 2000-2010 decade in historical context. Poster presented at Taking Stock of a

Turbulent Decade and Looking Ahead: Immigration to North America 2000-2010, 28-30

April 2011, London, Ontario.

2011 Beaujot, Roderic. Les politiques familiales: le Québec et le reste du Canada. Paper

presented at Symposium on La politique québécoise des services de garde: où en sommes-

nous 13 ans plus tard? Sherbrooke, 10 May 2011

2011 Beaujot, Roderic. The future of population studies in Canada. Panel presentation at

meetings of the Canadian Population Society, Fredericton, 31 May B 2 June 2011.

2012 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Ching Jiangqin Du. Family policies in Quebec and

the rest of Canada: Implications for fertility, child care, women’s paid work and child

development indicators. Paper presented at the meeting of the Canadian Population

Society, Waterloo, 30 May B 1 June 2012.

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2012 Beaujot, Roderic. Why do we still need a census? Paper presented at Panel on Why do we

still need a census. Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences, Waterloo, 29 May 2012.

2012 Beaujot, Roderic, Zenaida Ravanera and Ching Jiangqin Du. Family policies in Quebec and

the rest of Canada: Implications for fertility, child care, women’s paid work and child

development indicators. Paper presented at the European Population Conference,

Stockholm, 13-16 June 2012.

2012 Ravanera, Zenaida, Rod Beaujot and Jianye Liu. 2012. Social networks of vulnerable

young adults in Canada. Paper presented at the European Population Conference,

Stockholm, 13-16 June 2012.

2013 Ravanera, Zenaida, Fernando Rajulton and Roderic Beaujot. 2013. Men living alone at

midlife: Do previous family life events make a difference? Paper presented at the Annual

Meeting of the Canadian Population Society, Victoria, June 2013.

2013 Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. 2013. Family diversity and inequality:

The Canadian case. Paper presented at Session on Family Resources and Family Dynamics,

International Population Conference, International Union for the Scientific Study of

Population, Busan, Korea, 26-31 August 2013. http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/pclc/vol1/iss1/7/

2015 Beaujot, Roderic, Jianye Liu and Zenaida Ravanera. 2015. Gender inequality in the family

setting. Paper presented at Federation of Canadian Demographers Conference, University

of Ottawa, 4-5 June 2015.

2015 Liu, Jianye, Juyan Wang, Roderic Beaujot and Zenaida Ravanera. 2015. The propensity to

live alone in Canada: A longitudinal perspective. Paper presented at Canadian Population

Society Annual Meeting, University of Ottawa, 3-4 June 2015.

XIV Departmental and University Positions Held

1. Department of Sociology

Member of Graduate Committee (1976-81, 1983-89, 1991-96, 1998-2000), Chaired Committee in

1977-79, 1987-89, 1991-92, 1994-95, Chaired Admissions Subcommittee in 1976-77,

1979-80, and 1986-87, Ph.D. Advisor 1983-87, 1992-93, 1995-96, 1998-2000.

Member of Undergraduate Committee, 1981-82, 1994-96.

Member of Appointments, Promotion and Tenure Committee (1980-81, 1990-91).

Member of Recruitment Committee, 1984-86.

Director of Population Studies Centre, 1985-89, 2004-2007.

Department scheduler, 1997-2000

Appointments Committee, July 2000- June 2003, 2007

Academic Appeals Committee, July 2001-June 2003

Annual Performance Evaluation Committee, July 2001-June 2004

2. University of Western Ontario

Member of Senate Scholarship Committee, 1980-83.

Chair of Policy Committee, Graduate Studies, 1993-94

Member of D.B. Weldon Library User’s Committee, 1992-94

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Member of Senate Sabbatical Leave Appeal Committee, 1993-95

Member of Council, Faculty Association, 1991-93.

UWO Representative at the General Assembly of the Social Science Federation of Canada,

1987-1991.

Member of Promotion and Tenure Committee (Social Sciences) 1997-2000

Member of Promotion and Tenure Committee (Nursing) 1990-93.

Member of Executive Committee, Graduate Studies, 1978-79.

Member of Chair Selection Committee, Department of Political Science, 1985-86, 1991-92,

1995-6.

Member of Chair Selection Committee, Department of Economics, 1988-89.

Member of Chair Selection Committee, Department of Sociology, 1991-92, 2006-07.

Member of Chair Selection Committee, Department of Geography, 2000-01.

Member of Executive Committee, Faculty of Social Science, UWO, 1986-89.

Member of Internal SSHRC Awards Committee, 1991-94.

Member of Joint Committee on Promotion and Tenure of the Departments of Physiology and

Psychology, and for History/Administrative and Commercial Studies, for 2001-2003.

Selection Committee, V-P for Information Technology Services, University of Western Ontario,

2000-2001.

Member of Committee on Promotion and Tenure for History, 2001-2004, French, 2002-2007,

Epidemiology and Biostatistics, 2002-2007, Economics, 2006-07.

Member of Environmental Science graduate affairs committee, 2000-2002.

Member of Senate, October 2001-September 2003

Chair of ad hoc committee to establish a Statistics Canada Research Data Centre at the University

of Western Ontario, 2002-2004.

Founding Academic Director, Data Technology Research Centre, University of Western Ontario,

2004-present.

XV Other Professional Activities (see also Section VI)

1. Professional Associations

Membership

Canadian Population Society

Association des Démographes du Québec

Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association

International Union for the Scientific Study of Population

Population Association of America

American Sociological Association

Association Internationale des Démographes de Langue Française

International Sociological Association

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President, Federation of Canadian Demographers, 1987-90, Member of Council, 1990-92, Vice-

president 1996-99, co-ordinator of Population and Development Committee 1995-2000.

President, Canadian Population Society 2000-2002, Member of Council 1978-82, 1990-92, 1996-

98, Chair of Constitutional Committee, 1984-85, Chair of Publications Committee and

editor of newsletter, 1978-82, Secretary-Treasurer 1996-2000.

Member of the Board, Social Science Federation of Canada, 1987-90.

Chair of Organizing Committee for Federation of Canadian Demographers and Royal Society

conference “Facing the Demographic Future”, Québec City, 7-9 June 1989.

Member of Statistics Committee (1978-81) and Computer Based Research Resources Committee

(1981-82), Social Science Federation of Canada.

Chair of Organizing Committee for meetings of the Canadian Sociological and Anthropological

Association, University of Western Ontario, June 2005.

Member of Porter Prize Selection Committee, Canadian Sociological Association, 2010-present.

Chaired sessions at meetings of the Canadian Population Society, 1977, 1979, 1987, 1988, 1995,

1996, 1998, 2000

Discussant to sessions of meetings of the Canadian Population Society, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1985,

1992.

Chaired sessions on “Social, economic and demographic consequences of population aging” and

“Immigrant behaviour in Canada and Australia” at General Conference of the International

Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Montreal, August 1993.

Discussant for Workshop on Women and Society, Canadian Association of African Studies,

Toronto, May 1993

Member of Panel on Population and Environment, Royal Society of Canada, 1992-93

Organized workshop on “Population, environment and security” at the NGO Forum, Cairo,

September 1994.

Chair of panel on “Démographie et le débat publique”, conference on Jacques Henripin et la

démographie, Montreal, November 1994.

Chair of Population and Development Committee of the Federation of Canadian Demographers,

1995-2000

Organizer of Workshop on “Canadian involvement in Population and Development”, Ottawa, 8-9

November 1996.

Discussant at Intergenerational Equity conference, Ottawa, Statistics Canada, February 1997.

Organized session on Men in Families, Population Association of America, April 2000.

Discussant to session on “Leaving the parental home” at meetings of the Population Association of

America, Atlanta, May 2002.

Organized session on Women and Men in Families: Paid and Unpaid Work, meetings of the

Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Halifax, June 2003.

Organizer and Chair, 2005, Session on Causes of Low Fertility, Meetings of the International

Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Tours, France, July 2005.

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Chair and Discussant, 2009, Session on Men and Children: Childbearing and Childrearing,

Meetings of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Marrakesh,

Morocco, September, 2009.

2. Scholarship selection and research adjudication committees

Served on Ontario Graduate Scholarship Selection Panels, 1977-80, panel chair 1978-79 and

1979-80.

SSHRC Research Grants Adjudication Committee # 8 (Sociology, Social Work, Demography,

Criminology, Communications), member for 1993 and 1994, chair for 1995 and 1996.

Fonds québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture (FQRSC), Comité d’évaluation au

Programme Soutien aux revues de recherche et de transfert de connaissances, 2007-08.

Fonds québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture (FQRSC), Bourses post-doctorales, 2009.

SSHRC post-doctoral awards adjudication committee, 2010, 2013

3. Referee/Reviewer

American Review of Canadian Studies

Applied Demography

Cahiers Québécois de Démographie

Canadian Ethnic Studies

Canadian Foundation for Innovation

Canadian Journal on Aging

Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology

Canadian Public Policy

Canadian Studies in Population

Canadian Journal of Sociology

Canadian Ethnic Studies

Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies

Demography

Fonds pour la formation de chercheurs et l’aide à la recherche (FCAR)

Fonds québécois de recherche sur la société et la culture (FQRSC)

Health and Welfare Canada

Human Resources Development Canada

Identity

Industrial Relations

Institut de recherche en santé et en sécurité du travail (IRSST)

Institute for Research on Public Policy

International Journal of Canadian Studies

International Journal of Comparative Family Studies

International Migration

Israel Science Foundation

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Journal of Forecasting

Journal of Canadian Studies

Journal of Comparative Family Studies

Journal of Family Issues

Journal of International Migration and Integration

Oxford University Press

Population and Development Review

Population Reference Bureau

Presses de l’Université de Montréal

Social Problems

Social Science and Humanities Research Council

Sociologie et Sociétés

Social Science Quarterly

Statistics Canada

XVI Thesis Supervision

Advisor, Post-Doc

Haddad, Tony. Time use and the division of paid and unpaid work, 1996-97.

Advisor, Ph.D.

Halli, Shiva. Asian ethnic fertility in Canada: An application of the minority group status

hypothesis, July 1984.

Ng, Edward. Dependents and resource allocation in an aging society, July 1992.

Kerr, Don. Life cycle demographic events and economic well-being, June 1992.

Matthews, Beverly. The relationship between gender and fertility strategies, August 1994.

Zhao, John. Leaving parental homes in Canada, October 1994.

Hosgor, Ayse. Development and women’s employment status: Evidence from the Turkish

Republic 1923-1990, November 1996.

Richards, Judy-Lynn. (co-adviser) Demographic correlates, social relations, and norms as

determinants of availability of adult children as potential, instrumental, and basic-and-

instrumental care providers, November 2002

Omariba, Walter, Levels, trends and correlates of child mortality in Kenya: An exploration into the

phenomenon of death clustering, December 2004

Hennebry, Jenna, Globalization and the Mexican-Canadian Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program:

Power, Racialization & Transnationalism in Temporary Migration, April 2006

Telake Sahleyesus, Daniel, Fertility transition in Ethiopia: A Focus on Urban Fertility and the

Urban-Rural Differences, June 2006

Jurdi, Rozzet, Dynamics of contraceptive utilization in three Arab countries: Advances and

challenges in promoting women’s reproductive health, June 2009.

Aysan, Mehmet, Welfare Regimes: the welfare of the old in comparative perspective, 20 July 2011.

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Du, Ching (Jiangqin), The Transformation of Conjugal Partnerships: Union Transitions and

Trajectories in Canada. 27 March 2012.

Raza, Muhammad, Social and human capital: The determinants of economic integration of South

Asian immigrants in Canada. 29 November 2012

Advisor, M.A.

Hirooka, K. Satisfaction with neighbourhood among immigrants in Toronto, December 1980.

Tong, Shirley. Spouse satisfaction and fertility, May 1982.

Rassam, Andrée. Syrian farm households: Women’s labour and the impact of technology, July

1984.

Andrews, Mike. (1) Proposal to evaluate Ontario’s Assisted Rental Housing Program, as it pertains

to families in London, Ontario. (2) Proposal to evaluate the Essex County Diversion

Program. (3) A critique of the Addiction Research Foundation’s evaluation of the

Therapeutic Community, May 1985.

Ng, Edward. Secularization and fertility in Islamic Tunisia, September, 1986.

Chen, Jiajian. Fertility transition in Mexico and Peru, September, 1986.

Charette, Denis. Gay identity formation, May 1987.

DeWit, Margaret. Kin support and formal service utilization among the elderly, September 1988.

McCormick, Mark. Symbolic aspects of Public Policy, January 1991

Han, Yohan. An examination of minority groups and fertility, June 1992.

Green, Carole. The continuum of care: a children’s services planning model, January 1993

Hou, Feng. Return inter-provincial migrants in Canada, May 1993

Kimulu, Elizabeth. Integration into development and status of women: the case of Kenya, July

1993

Cook, Cynthia. Understanding Instability in the Labour Force, January 1995

Knezic, Zora. Child care constraints on female work commitment and fertility, September 1995

Smith, Peter. A comparative analysis among men of gender-role orientations toward marriage and

family, September 1996.

McFarlane, Seth. Work-family conflict: determinants of the domestic division of labour, May 1997

Hango, Darcy. Childhood residential mobility and educational attainment in Canada, September

1998.

Conti, Angela. Under-employment in Canada: A comparison of post-secondary graduates between

1989 and 1994, September 1998 (co-advisor).

Cooke, Martin. One leaving home: Return and circular migration between First Nations and Prairie

Cities, June 1999.

Mannan, Haider. Determinants of contraceptive usage and method choice in Bangladesh,

September 1999.

Musilli, Sabrina. Educational homogamy and marital satisfaction, June 2001.

Wilson, Jessica. Elderly Canadians and supportive exchange relationships, Nov. 2001.

Tenkorang, Eric. Family structure and child outcomes: A longitudinal study of sexual behaviour of

Canadian adolescents, May 2004.

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Yeboah, Henry. Adolescent employment: Determinants and consequences, June 2004.

Lou, Yimin. What happens to the ‘Healthy immigrant effect:’ The mental health of immigrants to

Canada, August 2005

Moyser, Melissa. Why are Canadians having children? An investigation of the value attributed to

children and its impact on demand for children, October 2005

Zahid, Mustafa, advisor for area paper, Factors affecting infant and child mortality in Pakistan,

April 2005.

External Examiner, Ph.D.:

Addai, I. Ethnic fertility differentials in Ghana and their consequences, University of Alberta,

December 1995.

Mariko, S. L’accès au premier emploi à Bamako, Université de Montréal, April 1996.

Benhamadi, B. Les déterminants de l’endogamie au Maroc, DHS I et II, Université de Montréal,

October 1997.

Dorozynski, J. Fertility, feminism and family policy, Concordia University, March 2000.

Tossou, A. Impact démographique et performances économiques des immigrants: une approche

régionale au Québec (1976-1996) et au Canada (1996), Université de Montréal, June 2003.

Martin, Valerie. Stepfamilies in Canada. PhD in Sociology, McGill University, August 2008.

Bingoly-Liworo, Germain. La constitution de la descendance au Canada. Le rôle de l’allongement

des études et des conditions d’emploi. Université de Montréal, April 2008.

Pacaut, Philippe, Les ajustements de la vie professionnelle des Canadiennes en fonction de leur vie

familiale. Université de Montréal, 31 May 2010.

Pettigrew, Rachael, Parental leave use by male employees: Corporate culture, managerial attitudes

and employees’ perceptions. University of Manitoba, 29 July 2014.

Street, Maria Constanza, La relation entre la migration et la fécondité chez des immigrants de

première génération au Québec. Urbanisation Culture Société, INRS, 2 September 2015.

Member of thesis advisory committee or thesis examining committee, Ph.D.:

Wister, A. Living arrangement choices among the elderly: A decision-making approach,

November 1984.

Thomas, K. Household structure in Canada: Historical and provincial variations and their

correlates, November 1984.

Springer, J. House price change, residential mobility and filtering: Metropolitan Toronto,

1970-1979, Geography, September 1984.

Madan, A. The demographic modelling of household cycles, June 1986.

Speechley, M. The underreporting of suicide in Canada, Epidemiology and Biostatistics, October

1986.

Chapman, B. Relative sex-role gratification: Egalitarianism and fertility decisions, May 1987.

Loaiza, E. Socio-demographic characteristics and economic attainment of Latin American

immigrants in Canada, October 1989.

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Chen, J. Wait-for-change strategy: A dynamic analysis of Chinese maternity histories, November

1990.

Wu, Z. A social psychological analysis of remarriage, July 1992.

Li, S. Chinese women’s experience of transition toward married state, August 1992.

Bah, S. Dynamics of morbidity and mortality in Africa and implications for health care planning,

March 1993.

Vidal, D. Differentials and determinants of fertility behaviour in Bolivia, April 1993.

DeWit, M. Educational attainment and timing of childbearing among recent cohorts of Canadian

women, June 1993.

Jeng, M. Determinants of early childbearing among young female adults in the Gambia, August

1993.

Omwanda, L. Communication, culture and reproduction: analysis of contraceptive adoption in

Kenya, May 1996.

Hou, F. Neighbourhood ethnic transition and summary segregation indices: a methodological

assessment, September 1997.

Rietschlin, J. Parents for life: Negotiating residential arrangements for adults with development

disabilities, September 2000

Gyimah, S. Childhood mortality and reproductive behaviour in Ghana and Kenya: An examination

of frailty and non-frailty models, November 2001.

Lavoie, C. Discours sportif et roman québécois: figures d’un chasseur du territoire, Department of

French, September 2002.

MacCon, K. The impact of contexts on adolescent development trajectories during the time of

transition to high school, examiner, March 2004.

Liu, J. Children’s schooling in Vietnam: Does gender matter? advisory committee, July 2004.

Ali, M. Seeking Explanations for High Fertility in Pakistan, Advisory committee, August 2005.

Matthews, D. Can immigration compensate for below-replacement fertility? The consequences of

the unbalanced settlement of immigrants in Canadian cities, 2001-2051. March 2006.

Yacyshyn, A. A comparison of subjective and objective measures of health using contemporary

Canadian data, April 2006.

Li, Xu. Intra-family gender relations, women’s well-being, and access to resources: the case of a

Northern Chinese village, July 2006.

Vincenzo, Caponi. PhD in Economics, Essays on Interregional and International Migration,

Examination Committee, September 2006.

Phythian, Kelli, Context Matters: Institutional Determinants of the Economic Performance of

Recent Immigrants Across Canadian Cities, Examiner, Ph.D. in Sociology, 29 April 2009.

Chikanda, Abel, Emigration of medical doctors from Zimbabwe: Migrant experiences,

transnational linkages and prospects for diasporic engagement, Department of Geography,

23 August 2010.

Mazan, Ryan, Analyzing epidemics in New France: The measles epidemic of 1714-15, Examiner,

PhD in Sociology, 11 April 2011.

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Hallman, Stacey, The demographic links between the 1890 and 1918 influenza pandemics in

Ontario. Examiner, PhD in Sociology, 27 August 2015.

Wright, Laura, Early adult transitions in Canada: Expectations, stability and change. Examiner,

Ph.D. in Sociology, 7 October 2015

Member of thesis advisory committee or thesis examining committee, M.A./M.Sc.:

Ford, L. Religious heterogamy and homogamy in Protestant and Catholic marriages, April 1978.

Wilson, K. The Bahamas: A demographic study, August 1978.

Kwak, J. Problem families: Parents with children in institutional care, August 1978.

Trovato, F. The relationship between assimilation and ethnic fertility in Canada: An examination

of census data, August 1978.

Gregory, J. An examination of nativity fertility differentials in Toronto, Ontario, July 1979.

Truscott, S. Economic growth or dependency, November 1981.

Branscombe, N. The role of hedonic valence and psychological arousal on a second emotional

state, Psychology, June 1982.

Speechley, M. Fractured labour markets, July 1982.

Jones, R. The theory of change and response: A reappraisal of the Japanese demographic

experience, September 1983.

Riordan, R. The sociodemographics of stillbirth and infant mortality in Ontario: 1970, 1978,

September 1984.

Webb, W. Women and work: Patterns of female labour force participation, September 1984.

McCann, D. The impacts of a real aggregation on empirical analysis in Geography, Geography,

September 1984.

De Prophetis, S. Specialization in policy and evaluation research, September 1985.

Guo, Z. Preliminary study of Chinese family household, September 1985.

Wright, A. A process evaluation of the evaluation specialization, April 1986.

Dewit, D. The impact of demographic change on characteristics of the elderly’s kin networks,

April 1986.

Jansson, M. The pattern of Swedish emigration, January 1987.

Romanelli, T. Attitudes to immigration, September 1989.

Tait, H. China: Urbanization and socio-economic development, October 1990.

Coish, D. Determinants of Newfoundland out-migration, June 1991.

Bellisario, L. The interactive contribution of fathers in early infancy (Psychology), September

1991.

Bird-Geller, R. Non-formal education and third world women in the family, June 1992.

Selvanathan, K. Correlates of Canadian women’s permissiveness toward premarital sexuality, June

1994

Knight, A. Social movement theory and environmentalism, September 1994

Schmidt, G. An evaluation workplan for the CECOOPASE Project, Haiti, April 1994

MacDonald, J. Physical fitness training and well-being for the elderly, August 1994

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Richards, J.L. Assistance with instrumental activities of daily living and the perceived health of

elderly individuals, April 1995

Carrier, P. The division of household labour among dual-earning couples, September 1995

Tooke, J. Dispossession and transformation: an evaluation of a Marxist framework in Canadian

agriculture, December 1995.

Bell, H. Moral entrepreneurship and employment equity, February 1996.

Rao, J. The economic fortunes of the baby bust generation, October 1997

Cassidy, G. Gender differences in perceived control over life, November 1997.

Mohanti, S. Regional analysis of human development in Canada, September 1998.

Seabrook, J. Area papers on Fertility Decline in Africa and on The Meaning and Measurement of

Common-Law Unions, August 2000

Hunt, K. The Politics of Canadian foreign aid: altruism or self-interest, August 2000

Gazso-Windle, A. Economic power, gender ideology and time spent in domestic labour, April

2001.

Semenya, A. Intergroup and intragroup attitudes of ethnic minority groups, Psychology, August

2001.

Alexandrescu, F. Advisory committee, MA, Sociological perspectives on the environment and the

environmental movement, 7 June 2002.

Huot, S. Structural context and lived experiences of skilled international migration: a case study of

South African professionals in London, Ontario, MA in Geography, August 2005.

Tran, Linh, the impact of women’s international migration through marriage on sending

households and communities in Southeast Asia. M.A. thesis examiner, Sociology, August

2008.

Chen, Jia, Parental childrearing attitudes and their relationships with social, school and

psychological adjustment in urban and rural-migrant Chinese children, MA thesis

examiner, Psychology, June 2008.

Yuan, Su, Maternal Marital Status and Children’s Health Services Use, Examiner, MSc in

Epidemiology and Biostatistics, 5 June 2009.

Lawson, Andrea, The Association of Immigrants with Disease: Causes and Consequences.

Examiner M.Sc. Psychology, 25 May 2009.

Hohenaael, Karin, Predicting short interpregnancy intervals. MSc in Epidemiology and

Biostatistics, 21 July 2009.

Broll, Ryan, Criminals are inside of our homes: Two models of the relationship between perceived

neighbourhood crime rate and intimate partner violence. Examiner, 18 August 2010.

Warner, Andrew, Prevalence and risk factors for being underhoused and degree of inequality in

housing among trans people in Ontario. Examiner, M.Sc. Epidemiology and Biostatistics,

24 August 2010.

Young, Zach, Heavy Handed: A Multi-Level Approach to Understanding Regional Variation in

the Use of Force By Police, Examiner, M.A, 13 April 2012.

Zaporzan, Lisa. Health implications of the delayed transition to adulthood. 19 September 2012.