[Class, sex, and socio-professional trajectory:  the case of Haitian immigration to Quebec].
"Various studies have shown the role of Haitian immigration in satisfying the need for manpower in Quebec.  Very few, however, analyse the process which leads immigrants to this role.  This paper shows that sex and class in the country of origin strongly determine the socio-professional trajectory of Haitian immigrants in Quebec.  These two factors define indeed a specific process of skill acquisition, and, therefore, a more or less strong bargaining power on the labor market." (SUMMARY IN ENG AND SPA)
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