Chapter 9 Flashcards

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Background of immigration

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Immigration is Not a Recent Phenomenon
Modern Migration is Closely Tied to the Modern State
Distinction Between Internal and External Movements
Centre and Periphery / Home and Host Society
Decolonization – North/South

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Immigration and montreal

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Urbanization and Migration (Geographical Segregation)
The Anglo / Franco Relationship
Language Laws vs. Common Practice

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What is Diversity as an approach of Immigration

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Diversity:
Axiological Pluralism
Cultural Pluralism

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What is cultural pluralism as an approach of immigration

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Cultural Pluralism
Lib Democracies: Reject Assimilation
2 goals: Promote Cultural Diversity + Integration
Role of Public Institutions

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What are the 4 approaches to Cultural integration

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Melting Pot (USA): Assimilationism, Fusion of Cultures, Dispersion and Absorption of Immigrants in Society, Pluralism
Multiculturalism (Canada): Toleration and Expression of Differences
Integrationism (France): Recognition of Difference Though Not Officially
4. Interculturalism (Québec): The Middle Path
Autant de façons (80):
Development/Preservation of Cultural Communities
Sensitize Francophones – Place of Cultural Communities
Promote Integration of Cultural Communities

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What is th Classic Pattern of Integration

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First Generation: Lack of Understanding, Uncertainty, Few Have Degrees
Second Generation: More Adapted, Maintain Certain Cultural Traits
Third Generation: Host Country’s Language, Exogamy

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what are the barrier of integration in Québec

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“Double Majority”
Racism and Discrimination in Step with Increased Diversity
Knowledge-Based Society, Postsecondary Studies
Disconnect Between Official Discourse and Reality of the Job Market
Professional Orders
Lack of Networks
Inadequate Training Programs

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What does immigration affect in a firm

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Its corporate dynamics
Multicultural firms :
Groups Based on Belonging (Nat./Lang./ Ethn.)
These Groups May Give Rise to Both Cooperation and Conflict
Various Strategies to Satisfy the Interests and Needs of These Various Groups
Conflict May Have Positive Effects

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What is important to understand about immigration

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Understand that:
Different Groups May Have Different Reactions
Based on Cultural Differences/Points of View

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Why quebec Needs immigration

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Communication is a Collective Responsibility

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What multicultural firms have in common

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Firms Increasingly Aware of, and Responsive to, Diversity
Better Respond to Needs of a Diverse Client Base
More Efficient/Profitable
Real Transformation Based on Changing Market

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What are the advantages of multicultural team in a firm

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Increased Creativity
Recognition of Everyone’s Contribution
Originality and Freedom from Uniformity
Clearer Understanding of Problems
Wider Range of Solutions
Better Choices and Decision Making
Efficiency and Improved Productivity
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What are the disadvantages of multicultural team in a firm

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Lack of Cohesion
Distrust, Stereotypes, “Us & Them” Dynamic
Communication Problems
Stress and Tension
Difficulties Achieving Consensus and Cooperation
May Even Make the Group Less Productive

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