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Hopeful Places

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"Low income, poor education and related difficulties" diminish the lives of native-born and immigrant, and remain largely unaltered by an emphasis on cultural retention and national migration policy. Perhaps in the end, Gans's criterion remains the only useful measure of migration policy, and a sense of belonging; that regardless of official statements about multiculturalism or embrace of difference, and in the face of continued marginality, a successful settlement is one that survives as "by and large a good place to live". - From the Introduction

Author Biography:

Chris McConville is Senior Research Fellow, CRIC, Federation University Australia. He has previously worked at the University of the Sunshine Coast and Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia.
Release date Australia
April 13th, 2015
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Contributor
  • Edited by Christopher McConville
Pages
313
Dimensions
148x210x17
ISBN-13
9781925138573
Product ID
23448767

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