Exploring the social capital of temporary Filipino migrant workers in Canterbury: a step towards achieving an inclusive community resilience in New Zealand (2020)

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2022-09-09Type of Content
Theses / DissertationsThesis Discipline
Disaster Risk and ResilienceDegree Name
Master of Disaster Risk and ResiliencePublisher
University of CanterburyLanguage
EnglishCollections
Keywords
social capital, migrant workers, vulnerability, community resilience, workers organisations, bonding, bridging, linking, construction, aged care, dairy farmingRights
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