Raghubar D. Sharma
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Understanding Poverty
2. Ethnic Poverty
3. The Elderly in Poverty
4. Women in Poverty
5. Children in Poverty
6. The Working Poor
7. Regional Poverty in Canada
8. What Goes around Comes around: Global
Movements of Wealth
Appendix: Defining and Measuring Poverty
References
Index
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Raghubar D. Sharma has worked for over 30 years in the Ontario Public Service on demographic, social economics, employment equity, education, and child welfare programs. He is currently a coordinator of forecasting and analysis for child welfare. He is a regular lecturer at the University of
Toronto and has taught courses on sociology of poverty, social inequality, demography, social problems, and statistics at the University of Alberta, University of Manitoba, and University of Toronto. Dr. Sharma has also held research positions with York University and an overseas research centre of
Johns Hopkins University.
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