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Social Capital, Ethnicity and Children's Well‐Being: Aspects of Social Capital in the Everyday Lives of British Punjabi Children
Rosa Hossain, Charles Watters, Rupert Brown, Lindsey Cameron, Anick Landau, Dominique LeTouze, Dennis Nigbur, Adam RutlandThis paper discusses the relationship between minority ethnicity, well‐being and children's social capital in the light of data from a qualitative study on social capital among 32…
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Demographic Changes among Ethnic Minority Elders in England and Wales: Implications for Development and Delivery of Old Age Psychiatry Services
Ajit ShahThe black and ethnic minority (BME) elderly population in England and Wales is increasing. As dementia is an age‐related disorder and the prevalence of depression in old age is…
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‘I was Independent since I was Born’: Pre‐Immigration Traumatic Experiences and Pathological Gambling in Four Chinese Canadians
Bonnie Lee, Jason Solowoniuk, Mary FongTrauma and adverse childhood events are found in the pre‐immigration histories of a cohort of four Chinese Canadian pathological gamblers. The nature of their traumatic…
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Practice Report: Changes in the Eating Patterns of Asylum Seekers in Dispersal
Cath MaffiaThis article examines the changes in the eating patterns of newly arrived asylum seekers in a dispersal area, and how these changes reflect the massive social changes in their…
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ISSN:
1747-9894e-ISSN:
2042-8650ISSN-L:
1747-9894Online date, start – end:
2005Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditor:
- Prof Charles Watters