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Immigration et classes sociales au Québec. (French)
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- Author(s): LANGLOIS, SIMON
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Cahiers des Dix; 2023, Vol. 77, p77-90, 14p- Subject Terms:
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- Alternate Title: Immigration and Social Classes in Quebec. (English)
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- Abstract: Immigrants active in the labor market are part of the social fabric of Quebec society in a manner that is generally representative of the social structure already in place. On a more detailed level, however, several differences appear which are linked either to the characteristic features of these immigrants or to the difficulties of their integration. Analysis of data from 2016 highlights the dual reality characterizing the contribution of immigrants to Quebec social stratification. Their arrival reinforced the rise in the social structure and fueled the growth of the middle classes since the Quiet Revolution. Furthermore, immigrants who find themselves in the popular classes, mainly among salaried employees and, to a lesser extent, within the working class occupy trades and professions requiring lower qualifications. The analysis reveals that immigrant men stand out more from their non-immigrant counterparts while the situation of immigrant women is closer to that of other women in Quebec society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Les immigrants actifs sur le marché du travail sont inscrits dans le tissu social de la société québécoise de manière globalement représentative de la structure sociale déjà en place. À un plan plus détaillé cependant, plusieurs différences apparaissent, qui sont en lien, soit avec les traits caractéristiques de ces immigrants, soit avec les difficultés de leur intégration. L'analyse des données de l'année 2016 met en évidence la double réalité caractérisant l'apport des immigrants à la stratification sociale québécoise. Leur arrivée a renforcé la montée vers le haut dans la structure sociale et elle a alimenté l'accroissement des classes moyennes depuis la Révolution tranquille. Par ailleurs, les immigrants qui se retrouvent dans les classes populaires, principalement chez les employés salariés d'exécution et, en moindre proportion, au sein de la classe ouvrière, y occupent des métiers et des professions exigeant des qualifications moindres. L'analyse révèle que les hommes immigrants se distinguent davantage de leurs homologues non immigrants alors que la situation des femmes immigrantes se rapproche davantage de celles des autres femmes dans la société québécoise. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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