30 research outputs found
Prejudice and Discrimination From Two Sides: How Do Middle-Eastern Australians Experience It and How Do Other Australians Explain It?
Get PDFPostwar settlement of Southern Europeans in Australian rural areas: the case of Renmark, South Australia
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Ethnic Factors in Social Segregation and Residential Stratification in Australia's Large Cities
No full textGenerations, Mobility and Community: Geographies of Three Generations of Greek and Italian Ancestry in Sydney
No full text‘We’re moving out’: Youth Out-Migration Intentions in Coastal Non-Metropolitan New South Wales
No full textNew Zealanders on the population geography of the Western Island
No full textArticle first published online: 28 JUN 2008New Zealand origin academics have played a key role in the academic study of Australia's population in the post-war period. The paper argues that New Zealanders have contributed not only to the furthering of knowledge of the processes of change in the Australian population but have been important in the teaching of population geography in Australian universities, made inputs into policy relating to population and been influential in the development of the Australian Population Association. Major contributions have been made by New Zealanders not only in the traditionally strong areas of population geography such as internal and international migration but also in the areas of fertility, mortality and ageing.Graeme Hug
Convergence or Occupational and Residential Segmentation? Immigrants and their Australian-born Children in Metropolitan Sydney, 1981
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