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Do Minorities Trust Less? Understanding Differences in Social Trust among Canada’s Major Ethno-Racial Groups

Monica HwangDepartment of Sociology St. Thomas More College, University of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, CanadaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 297-313 | Published online: 13 Sep 2018

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Delphine Brown. (2023) Childhood experiences, growing up “in care,” and trust: A quantitative analysis. Children and Youth Services Review 144, pages 106734.
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