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CURRICULUM VITAE
PERSONAL
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NAME:
TEIXEIRA, José Carlos (Associate Professor)
TEL.: (Home)
250-762-6389
UNIVERSITY ADDRESS:Department of Geography
University of British Columbia Okanagan
Irving K. Barber Scholl of Arts and Sciences (Unit 1)
3333 University Way
Kelowna, BC, V1V 1V7
TEL.: (Office)
250-807-9313
Fax: (Office)
250-470-6001
E-Mail:
[email protected]
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EDUCATION
Ph.D. Geography, York University, 1993 (Thesis title: The Role of "Ethnic" Sources of Information in the
Relocation Decision - Making Process: A Case Study of the Portuguese In Mississauga).
[Supervisor: Dr. Robert A. Murdie, Department of Geography, York University].
M.Sc. Geography, Université du Québec à Montréal, 1986 (Thesis title: La Mobilité Résidentielle IntraUrbaine des Portugais de Première Géneration à Montréal, Université du Québec à Montréal).
[Supervisor: Dr. David Hanna, Department of Geography, U.Q.A.M.].
B.Sc. Geography, Université du Québec à Montréal, 1983.
TEACHING
AREAS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Since finishing my Ph.D. I have had the opportunity to teach in several post-secondary institutions – York
University, The University of Toronto, Okanagan University College and University of British Columbia
Okanagan – each with their distinctive academic communities and cultures. During this period I have
taught courses in Geography on topics ranging from “research methodology”, “global processes and
environments” and “population” to “geography of housing” and “human”, “urban” and “social geography”.
As well, I have supervised students at the M.A./ Ph.D. level.
SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
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AREAS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
In terms of my research interests, these have gradually evolved over the years from an early focus on the
Portuguese group to my current interest in different immigrant groups and research topics – ranging from
housing issues to ethnic entrepreneurship – as well as to the use of a variety of research methods. My
research interests today include urban and social geography, with an emphasis on migration processes,
community formation, housing and neighbourhood change, ethnic entrepreneurship and the social structure
of Canadian cities.
RESEARCH GRANTS (2011-2004)
“What are the Determinants of Health of Immigrants in Smaller Cities: A Photovoice Study”, Canadian
Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), July 2011. Three year grant/ Obtained competitively (C)/Principal
Investigator (P.I.) Shirley Chau (UBCO), Carlos Teixeira (UBCO) (C.I.), Judy Hughes (University of
Manitoba) (C.I.) and Daniel Lai (University of Calgary) (C.I.).
“Immigrants’ Housing Experiences in the Outer Suburbs of Vancouver and Toronto”, Metropolis British
Columbia/SSHRC, March 2011. One year grant/Obtained competitively (C)/Principal Investigator
(P.I.)/Valerie Preston (York University) (C.I.).
“Immigrants’ Housing Experiences in the Suburbs of Vancouver (Richmond and Surrey)”, Metropolis
British Columbia/SSHRC, March 2010. One year grant/Obtained competitively (C)/Principal Investigator
(P.I.).
“Investigating Immigrant and Non-immigrant Businesses in Kelowna”, Metropolis British
Columbia/SSHRC, March 2009. Lucia Lo (York University) (P.I.) and Carlos Teixeira. One year
grant/Obtained competitively (C).
“The Housing experiences of New immigrants and Refugees in Central Okanagan (B.C.): Does Housing
Matter?”, Metropolis British Columbia/SSHRC, December 2007. One year grant/Obtained competitively
(C)/Principal Investigator (P.I.).
“Housing and Homelessness Among Selected Newcomer Groups in British Columbia”, Human Resources
and Social Development, January 2008. Daniel Hiebert (P.I.), Priya Kissoon, Jenny Francis and Carlos
Teixeira. One year grant/Obtained competitively (C).
SSHRC Grants – Metropolis British Columbia. Co-applicants: D. Hiebert (UBC and Co-Director of MBC),
C. Dauvergne (UBC), Carlos Teixeira (UBC-Okanagan), K. Pendakur (Simon Fraser University), O.
Schmidtke (University of Victoria) with 16 Government/NGOs partners, 2007-2008, Grant for five years.
“Housing Search, Barriers and Outcomes for New Immigrants and Refugees in Toronto’s Rental Market”,
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) External Research Grant, April 28, 2006. One year
grant/Obtained competitively (C)/Principal Investigator (P.I.).
“Toronto’s Little Portugal: A Neighourhood in Transition?”, Community University Research Alliance
(CURA) Program of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Project –
“Community, Gentrification & Building Inclusive Communities from Within: A Case Study of Toronto’s
West-Central Neighourhoods”), March 2006. One year grant/Obtained competitively (C)/Principal
Investigator (P.I.).
“District of Peachland Seniors’ Housing Needs Assessment and Market Analysis in Peachland”,
(With Linda Allen (City Space Consulting), Mary-Ann Murphy and Dixon Sookraj, UBCO), February
2006. One year grant/Obtained competitively (C)/Co-Investigator.
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“Community Gentrification & Building Inclusive Communities from Within: A Case Study of Toronto’s
West-Central Neighbourhoods”, Community University Research Alliance (CURA) Program of the Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (With 28 co-applicants plus community partners),
December 2004/Obtained competitively (C)/Co-Investigator.
SERVICE/MEMBERSHIP
National Metropolis Project and Metropolis British Columbia Centre
Priority Leader (National Co-ordinator) – Research Domain – “Housing and Neighourhoods” – September
2007 – Present
National Metropolis Committee Member – September 2007 – Present.
Domain Leader (Metropolis British Columbia Centre) – Research Domain – “Housing and Neighourhoods”
– September 2007 – Present.
Metropolis British Columbia Executive Committee Member – September 2007 – Present.
International Metropolis Project
Scientific Committee (with Maria Lucinda Fonseca -University of Lisbon; Jorge Malheiros, University of
Lisbon and Gilberta Rocha, University of Azores) – 16th International Metropolis Conference – Ponta
Delgada, Azores (Forthcoming - 12-16 September, 2011) – September 2009 – Present.
Membership on Scholarly Societies/Committees
Research Associate with the “Centro de Estudos Sociais/Centre of Social Studies of the University of
Azores” (CES-UA), 2007 – Present.
Member of the Okanagan Sustainability Institute (OSI) – UBCO – January 2007 – Present.
Co-Chair (with Robert A. Murdie) of the “Diversity, Migration, Ethnicity and Race Study Group”,
Canadian Association of Geographers, July 2005 - Present.
Research Associate with the Centre for Human Rights, Diversity and Identity (CHRDI), OUC/University of
British Columbia Okanagan, 2004 - 2006.
Research Associate with RIIM and Metropolis British Columbia, 2004 – Present.
Research Associate with the Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto, 2001 –
Present.
Research Associate with the Joint Centre of Excellence for Research on Immigration and Settlement –
Toronto, 1999 – 2003.
Research Associate with the Unit on Migration and International Relations, Open University, Lisbon
(Universidade Aberta, CEMRI), 1998-2000.
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“Ethnic Geography Specialty Group” (Association of American Geographers)
Chair of the Specialty Group – E.G.S.G. (2000-2002)
Board of Directors – Ethnic Geography Specialty Group, 2006-2010.
Newsletter Editor
‘Diversity, Migration, Ethnicity and Race Study Group’. A Specialty Group of the Canadian Association of
Geographers (2006-Present) Issue 1 (Fall-2006): 1-7; Issue 2 (March-2007): 1-9; Issue 3 (March 2008): 1-12;
Issue 4 (May 2009): 1-12; Issue 5 (February 2010): 1-11. [Co-editor with R. A. Murdie].
‘The American Ethnic Geographer’. A Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers ( 19962000) (Vol 4(2):1-6; Vol 5(1):1-7; Vol 5(2):8-16; Vol 6(1):1-8; Vol 6(2): 9-14; Vol 7(1)1-7; Vol 7 (2); Vol
8(1).
‘Yesterday & Today’. Multicultural History Society of Ontario Newsletter. (Co Editor with Anne Byzko,
Michael Dang and Trudy Struebring) (Vol 1(1): 1-6; Vol 1(2): 1-4).
Other (Co-Founder)
Co-Founder of the “Business Geography Specialty Group”, Association of American Geographers, April
2008.
Co-Founder (with Robert A. Murdie) of the “Diversity, Migration, Ethnicity and Race Study Group”,
Canadian Association of Geographers, July 2005.
Co-Founder of the “Portuguese Language Writers of Canada – Cultural Association”, (Gremio Literario de
Lingua Portuguesa), December 2004.
Co-Founder of the “American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group”/”Ethnic Geography Specialty Group”,
Association of American Geographers, 1992 [In 2000 the “American Ethnic Geography Specialty Group”
changed its name to E.G.S.G.].
AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS
2010/2011 UBC Okanagan Provost’s Award for Public Education through Media Award. March 2011.
Nominated for the 2010/2011 University of British Columbia Okanagan Award for Excellence in Research
and/or Creative Scholarly Activity.
“Ethnic Geography Distinguished Scholar Award” – Association of American Geographers. This award
was presented by the “Ethnic Geography Specialty Group” of the Association of American Geographers.
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Seattle, Washington, April 2011.
Medal for Professional Merit - Autonomous Region of Azores - “Insignia Autonomica de Merito – Merito
Profissional” – Presidencia do Governo – Regiao Autonoma dos Acores. Toronto, May 2009.
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“Premios Talento 2007/Talent Award 2007” - Winner of the Category ‘Sciences’- (Ministerio dos Negocios
Estrangeiros/Gabinete do Secretario de Estado das Comunidades Portuguesas/Ministry of Foreign Affairs –
Portugal). Lisbon, June 2008.
University of British Columbia Okanagan – “Teaching Award” – Teaching Honour Roll – 2006/2007, May
2008.
University of British Columbia Okanagan - Celebrate Research: Building Our Legacy of Research Excellence
– Profiled “Outstanding Researcher” – 2007/2008, March, 2008.
Ethnic Geography Specialty Group Distinguished Service Award – 2007 (Specialty Group - Association of
American Geographers). AAG Annual Meeting – S. Francisco - April 2007.
Order – “Comendador – ‘Ordem do Infante D. Henrique’” (Portugal) (2005).
Medal – Merit Award - Conselho Mundial das Casas dos Açores/World Council – Azorean Houses (2005).
Winnipeg, November, 2005
PUBLICATIONS RECORD
JOURNALS
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2011). “Finding a Home of their Own: Immigrant Housing Experiences in Central
Okanagan, British Columbia, and Policy Recommendations for Change”, Journal of International
Migration and Integration, 12: 173-197.
MURDIE, R. A. and Carlos Teixeira (2011). “The Impact of Gentrification on Ethnic Neighourhoods in
Toronto: A Case Study of Little Portugal”. Urban Studies, 48 (1): 61-83.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2010/2011). “Housing New Canadians in Central Okanagan, British Columbia”. B.C.
Studies, 168: 45-63.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2009). “New Immigrant Settlement in a Mid-Sized City: A Case Study of Housing
Barriers and Coping Strategies in Kelowna, British Columbia”, The Canadian Geographer, 53(3): 323-339.
[Note: This publication was translated to French and published (with permission from the
publisher/Canadian Geographer) on the Website of Metropolis/National Site
(http://canda.metropolis.net/index_f.html) - “Etablissement des nouveaux immigrants dans les villes de
taille moyene: etude de cas sur les obstacles au logement et les strategies d’adaptation a Kelowna, en
Colombie-Britannique.” - March 2010].
TEIXEIRA, Carlos and Wei Li (2009). “Immigrant and Refugee Experiences in North American Cities”,
Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies, 7(3): 221-227.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2008). “Barriers and Outcomes in the Housing Searches of New Immigrants and
Refugees: A Case Study of “Black” Africans in Toronto’s Rental Market”, Journal of Housing and the
Built Environment, 23: 253-276.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2007). “Residential Experiences and the Culture of Suburbanization – A Case Study of
Portuguese Homebuyers in Mississauga”, Housing Studies, 22(4): 495-521.
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TEIXEIRA, Carlos, L. Lo and M. Truelove (2007). “Immigrant Entrepreneurship, Institutional
Discrimination, and Implications for Public Policy”, Environment and Planning C, 25(2):176-193.
LI, Wei and Carlos Teixeira (2007). “Introduction: Immigrants and Transnational Experiences in World
Cities”, GeoJournal, 68(2/3): 93-102.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2006). “Housing Experiences of Black Africans in Toronto’s Rental Housing Market:
A Case Study of Angolan and Mozambican Immigrants”, Canadian Ethnic Studies , XXXVIII (3): 58-86.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2006). “A Comparative Study of Portuguese Homebuyers’ Suburbanization in the
Toronto and Montreal Areas”, Espaces-Populations-Societes, 1: 121-135 [ Special Issue – “Diasporas and
Metropolis”, edited by Yves Boquet].
TEIXEIRA, Carlos and Lawrence Estaville (2004/2005). “Future Research Directions of North American
Ethnic Geography”. International Journal of the Humanities, 2 (1): 305-311.
OLIVEIRA, Armando and Carlos Teixeira (2004). “ ‘Second Generation’ Cultural Retention and Ethnic
Identity: Young Portuguese and Portuguese-descendants in Canada”, Portuguese Studies Review, 11(2): 1-23.
LO, Lucia, Carlos Teixeira and Marie Truelove (2003). “Polish and Somali Entrepreneurship and the Building
of Ethnic Economies in Toronto”, Espaces, Populations, Sociétés/Space, Populations, Societies, 1: 167-181.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2001-2002). “The Portuguese Presence in Canada: An Overview of Five Decades”,
Gávea-Brown , XXII-XXIII: 5-28.
Reprinted in Seixo Review, Number 5, Spring 2003, (http://www3.telus.net/eduardo-bpinto/seixoreview.index.html).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2001). “Community Resources and Opportunities in Ethnic Economies: A Case Study of
Portuguese and Black Entrepreneurs in Toronto”, Urban Studies, 38(11): 2055-2078.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2001). “Building an Ethnic Economy in Toronto, Canada”, Scripta Nova (Journal –
‘Revista Electrónica de Geografia y Ciencias Sociales’/Geography and Social Sciences – University of
Barcelona), August 2001, (http://www.ub.es/geocrit/sn-94-77e.htm).
DA ROSA, V. M. P. and Carlos Teixeira (1999). “The Portuguese Communities of Montreal and Toronto: A
Comparative Analysis”, Gávea-Brown (Journal of Portuguese Studies/Brown University), XIX-XX (JanuaryDecember): 215-228.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1998). “Cultural Resources and Ethnic Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of the Portuguese
Real Estate Industry in Toronto”, The Canadian Geographer, 41(3): 267-281.
LO, Lucia and Carlos Teixeira (1998). “If Quebec Goes…:The ‘Exodus’ Impact?”, The Professional
Geographer, 50(4): 481-498.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos and Robert A. Murdie (1997). “The Role of Ethnic Real Estate Agents in the Residential
Relocation Process: A Case Study of Portuguese Homebuyers in Suburban Toronto”, Urban Geography, 18(6):
497-520.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1997). “The Suburbanization of Portuguese Canadians in Toronto”, The Great Lakes
Geographer, 4(1): 25-39.
DA ROSA, V.M.P. and Carlos Teixeira (1996). “O Multiculturalismo Canadiano e o Futuro dos Açorianos no
Quebeque” [The Canadian Multiculturalism and the Future of the Portuguese Azoreans in Quebec],
Arquipélago – Ciências Sociais (Journal ‘Arquipélago’ Social Sciences/University of Azores), 9-10: 217-237.
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TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1995). "Ethnicity, Housing Search, and the Role of the Real Estate Agent: A Study of
Portuguese and Non-Portuguese Real Estate Agents in Toronto", The Professional Geographer, 47(2): 176-183.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1995). “The Portuguese in Toronto - A Community on the Move”, Portuguese Studies
Review, 4 (1): 57-75.
DA ROSA, V. M. P. and Carlos Teixeira (1995). “Portugueses do Quebeque e Multiculturalismo Canadense”
[The Portuguese of Quebec and the Canadian Multiculturalism], Canadart (Journal of the Canadian Studies –
University of Bahia, Salvador, Brazil), 3 (January-December): 15-39.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos, and Gilles Lavigne (1991). "Mobilidade e etnicidade", Boletim de Geografia Teorética
(Bulletin of Theoretical Geography – Brazil), 21(41): 81-92.
LAVIGNE, Gilles and Carlos Teixeira (1990). "Mobilité et Ethnicité", Revue Européene des Migrations
Internationales (European Journal of International Migrations – France), 6(2): 123-132 (vide Erratum, vol. 6, 3,
p. 187).
SPECIAL ISSUES – “Canadian Issues/Themes Canadiens”, “Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies”
and “GeoJournal”
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (Guest Editor*) (2010). “Newcomer’s Experiences of Housing and Homelessness in
Canada”, Canadian Issues/Themes Canadiens, Fall 2010: 1-106 [21 contributions] [Bilingual Publication –
English/French] [21 Articles].
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (Redacteur Invite*) (2010). “Les experiences des nouveaux arrivants en matiere de
logement et d’itinerance au Canada”, Canadian Issues/Themes Canadiens, Automne 2010: 1-120 [21
Contributions/articles].
(* With collaboration from: Barry Halliday).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos and Wei Li (Editors) (2009). “Immigrant and Refugee Experiences in North American
Cities”, Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies, 7(3): 221-346. [6 Articles].
LI, Wei and Carlos Teixeira (Editors) (2007). “Immigrants and Transnational Experiences in World
Cities”, GeoJournal, 68(2/3): 93-278. [13 Articles].
BOOKS
AUTHORED/CO-AUTHORED
OLIVEIRA, Armando and Carlos Teixeira (2004). Jovens Portugueses e Luso-Descendentes no Canadá:
Trajectorias de Inserçao em Espaços Multiculturais (Young Portuguese and Descendants in Canada: Integration
Paths in a Multicultural Environment), Oeiras, Lisboa: Celta Editora (6 Chapters - 232 pages).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1999). Portugueses em Toronto: Uma Comunidade em Mudança [The Portuguese in
Toronto: A Community in Transition], Angra do Heroísmo, Azores: Direcçao Regional das Comunidades,
Governo da Regiao Autónoma dos Açores (225 pages). Revised version/Portuguese translation of my Ph.D.
dissertation.
EDITED
TEIXEIRA, Carlos, Wei Li and Audrey Kobayashi (Editors) (2012). Immigrant Geographies of North
American Cities, Oxford University Press (13 Chapters – 354 pages).
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TEIXEIRA, C. and Victor M. P. Da Rosa (Editors) (2009) (Second Edition). The Portuguese in Canada:
Diasporic Challenges and Adjustment, Toronto: University of Toronto Press (15 Chapters - 296 pages).
TEIXEIRA, C. and Victor M. P. Da Rosa (Editors) (2000). The Portuguese in Canada: From the Sea to the
City, Toronto: University of Toronto Press (16 Chapters - 248 pages).
REFEREED BOOK CHAPTERS
KOBAYASHI, Audrey, Wei Li and Carlos Teixeira (2012). “Introduction – Immigrant Geographies: Issues
and Debates” in Immigrant Geographies of North American Cities, edited by Carlos Teixeira, Wei Li and
Audrey Kobayashi, Oxford University Press, pp. xiv- xxxviii.
ALLEN, James and Carlos Teixeira (2012). “Conclusion: A Review and Some Significant Findings” in
Immigrant Geographies of North American Cities, edited by Carlos Teixeira, Wei Li and Audrey
Kobayashi, Oxford University Press, pp. 312-331.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2010). “Gentrification, Displacement, and Resistance: A Case Study of Portuguese
Seniors in Toronto’s “Little Portugal” in Diversity and Aging among Immigrant Seniors in Canada:
Changing Faces and Greying Temples, edited by Douglas Durst and Michael MacLean, Calgary: Det Selig
Enterprises Ltd., pp. 327-340.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2010). “La suburbanization des Portugais de Toronto” in Elire domicile: La
construction sociale des choix residentiels, edited by Jean-Yves Bonvalet and Jean-Pierre Levy, Lyon:
Presses Universitaires de Lyon, pp. 355-380.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2010). “Multicultural Toronto and ‘Little Portugal’ (“A Decima Ilha dos Acores”)” in
Aproximando Mundos: Emigracao, Imigracao e Desenvolvimento em Espacos Insulares, edited by Maria
Lucinda Fonseca, Lisboa: Fundacao Luso-Americana para o Desenvolvimento, pp. 193-212
McTURK, Nick and Carlos Teixeira. “Remote Demography and Housing” in Demography at the Edge:
Remote Human Populations in Developed Nations, edited by Dean Carson, Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate
Publishing (ACCEPTED/Forthcoming 2011).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2009). “Experiences of New African Immigrants and Refugees in Toronto, Canada” in
The Neo-African Diaspora in the United States and Canada at the Down of the 21st Century, edited by J.
Frazier, J. Darden and N. Henry, Binghamton, New York: Global Academic Publishing, pp. 61-80.
DARDEN, J.T. and Carlos Teixeira (2009). “The Neo-African Diaspora in Canada” in The Neo-African
Diaspora in the United States and Canada at the Down of the 21st Century, edited by J. Frazier, J. Darden
and N. Henry, Binghamton, New York: Global Academic Publishing, pp. 13-34.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos and V. M. P. Da Rosa (2008). “A Historical and Geographical Perspective” in The
Portuguese in Canada: Diasporic Challenges and Adjustment, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa,
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 3-17.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos and Robert A. Murdie (2008). “On the Move: The Portuguese in Toronto” in The
Portuguese in Canada: Diasporic Challenges and Adjustment, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa,
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 191-208.
Da ROSA, V. M. Pereira and Carlos Teixeira. “The Portuguese Community in Quebec” in The Portuguese
in Canada: Diasporic Challenges and Adjustment, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa, Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, pp. 208-225.
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TEIXEIRA, Carlos. “The Portuguese in British Columbia: The Orchardists of the Okanagan Valley” in The
Portuguese in Canada: Diasporic Challenges and Adjustment, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa,
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 226-252.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos. “The Role and the Impact of Ethnic Real Estate Agents in the Suburbanization of
Portuguese Homebuyers in Toronto” in Residential Choices/Les Choix Residentiels, edited by Jean-Yves
Authier, C. Bonvalet and Jean-Pierre Levy (Accepted – October 2006).
MURDIE, R. A. and Carlos Teixeira (2006). “Urban Social Space” in Canadian Cities in Transition, edited by
T. Bunting and P. Filion, Toronto: Oxford University Press (Third Edition), pp. 154-170.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2006). “Residential Segregation and Ethnic Economies in a Multicultural City”, in
Landscapes of the Ethnic Economy, edited by David K. Kaplan and Wei Li, Rowman and Littlefield, New
York:Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, pp. 49-65.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2004). “A Presença Açoriana no Canadá (1953-2003)” [The Azorean Presence in
Canada (1953-2003)], in 50 Anos de Emigraçao: Açores – Canada [50 Years of Azorean Emigration:
Azores – Canada], Terceira, Azores: Regiao Autonoma dos Açores, pp. 21-31.
MURDIE, R. A. and Carlos Teixeira (2003). “Towards a Comfortable Neighbourhood and Appropriate
Housing: Immigrant Experiences in Toronto” in The World in a City edited by Paul Anisef and Michael
Lanphier, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 132-191.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2002). “A Village of Dream Homes: The Portuguese in Mississauga”, in Mississauga: The
First 10,000 Years, edited by F. Dieterman. Mississauga: Mississauga Heritage Foundation, pp. 244-263.
PETROFF, Lillian and Carlos Teixeira (2000). “From Portugal”, in Canada at the Millennium: A TransCultural
Society, edited by C. J. Humber, Mississauga and Toronto: Heirloom Publishing and Multicultural History
Society of Ontario, pp. 90-95.
TEIXEIRA, C. and V. M. P. Da Rosa (2000). “Introduction: A Historical and Geographical Perspective" in The
Portuguese in Canada: From the Sea to the City, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa, Toronto:
University of Toronto Press, pp. 3-14.
LAVIGNE, G. and C. Teixeira (2000). “Building a Neighbourhood in Montreal" in The Portuguese in Canada:
From the Sea to the City, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa, Toronto: University of Toronto Press,
pp. 175-190.
DA ROSA, V. M. P. and C. Teixeira (2000). “The Portuguese Community in Quebec" in The Portuguese in
Canada: From the Sea to the City, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa, Toronto: University of Toronto
Press, pp. 191-206.
TEIXEIRA, C. (2000). “On the Move: Portuguese in Toronto" in The Portuguese in Canada: From the Sea to
the City, edited by C. Teixeira and V. M. P. Da Rosa, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 207-220.
MURDIE, R. A. and Carlos Teixeira (2000). “The City as Social Space” in Canadian Cities in Transition,
edited by T. Bunting and P. Filion, Toronto: Oxford University Press, pp. 198-223.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1999). “Portuguese” in Encyclopedia of Canada’s Peoples, edited by P. R. Magocsi,
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, pp. 1075-1083.
DA ROSA, V. M. P. and Carlos Teixeira (1999). “The Portuguese Communities of Montreal and Toronto: A
Comparative Analysis” in Ecos de Uma Viagem: Em Honra de Eduardo Mayone Dias, edited by F. C.
Fagundes, Providence, Rhode Island: Gávea-Brown Publications/Brown University, pp. 215-228.
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MURDIE, Robert A., Adrienne Chambon, David Hulchanski and Carlos Teixeira (1996). “Housing Issues
Facing Immigrants and Refugees in Greater Toronto: Initial Findings From the Jamaican, Polish and Somali
Communities” in Housing Question of the ‘Others’, edited by E. M. Komut, Ankara: Chamber of Architects of
Turkey, pp. 179-190.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1996). “The Suburbanization of Portuguese Communities in Toronto and Montreal: From
Isolation to Residential Integration?” in Immigration and Ethnicity in Canada/Immigration et ethnicité au
Canada, edited by A. Laperrière, V. Lindstrom and T. P. Seiler, Montreal: Association for Canadian
Studies/Association d’études canadiennes, pp. 181-201.
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (1996). “Os Portugueses no Canadá (1953-1993)” [The Portuguese in Canada (1953-1993)]
in Uma Longa Viagem: História da Emigraçao Portuguesa para o Canadá, edited by J. M. Lopes and M. S. P.
Lopes, Toronto: OISE Press/The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, pp. 1-10.
OTHER (RESEARCH PAPERS, REPORTS/MONOGRAPHS AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES)
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2010). Housing Immigrants and Newcomers in Central Okanagan, B.C., Vancouver:
Metropolis British Columbia, Working Paper Series (No. 10-03) (55 pages).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2009). Metropolis Canada/Research Domain - “Housing and Neighourhoods: The Annual
Activity Report 2008/2009”, Ottawa: Metropolis Canada (115 pages).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2008). New Immigrant Settlement in a Mid-Size City: A Case Study of Housing Barriers
and Coping Strategies in Kelowna, British Columbia, Ottawa: Homelessness Partnership Secretariat/Human
Resources and Development Canada (HRSDC) (56 pages).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2008). Annual Literature Review – ‘Housing and Neighourhoods’, Ottawa: Metropolis
Canada (58 pages).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2008). Barriers and Outcomes in the Search for New Immigrants and Refugees: A Case
Study of Black Africans in Toronto’s Rental Market, Ottawa: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
(94 pages).
TEIXEIRA, Carlos (2007). Toronto’s Little Portugal: A Neighourhood in Transition, Toronto: University of
Toronto – Centre for Urban and Community Studies, (Research Bulletin 35) (8 pages).
LO, Lucia, Carlos Teixeira and Marie Truelove (2004). Cultural Resources, Ethnic Strategies and Immigrant
Entrepreneurship: A Comparative Study of Five Immigrant Groups in the Toronto CMA, Policy Matters,
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