La nouvelle immigration chinoise au Canada et au Québec dans le cadre de la mondialisation
Based on the analysis of official data, this research proposes a study on the relationship between the trend of new international migration flows from China after the 2000s and the economic and social performances of Chinese immigrants in Canada and Quebec. The purpose of this research is to observe the quantity and the quality of new Chinese immigrants as well as their performances after immigration. These new flows of people are different from the previous ones, because the rich and elites become the majority of the recent immigrants. The new immigration tide from China is also accompanied by a strong growth of the number of Chinese students who study abroad and by a significant flow of returnees. However, the results we got don’t show any improvement of their performance despite their more skilled and younger profiles. Indeed, the recent Chinese immigrants brought many influences to Canada and Quebec. Due to big changes in the internal economic and social conditions, the trend of these flows from China will not stop in the near future. Thus, the policymakers of the host country and region need to pay more attention and better react in front of this tendency.
immigration Canada Chinese globalization