Alien To Citizen. Settling Migrants In Australia, 1945-75

Cover Type: Hardcover
Book Condition: Very Good
Jacket Condition: Very Good
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Publisher Place: Australia
Publisher Year: 1997
Edition: First Edition

Description:

Publishers Description: Foreword Acknowledgements Abbreviations 1 The Role of the Department of Immigration in Migrant Settlement 1945-75 2 The Two Faces of the Department of Immigration: Social Workers and Selectors 3 Non-compliant Women in Holding Centres 4 Marginalised Migrants: the Mentally Ill and Aliens in Rural Areas 5 Communicating with Migrants: Teaching English to Adults and Children 6 Towards Access and Equity: Interpreting and Translating Services 7 From Assimilation to Integration 8 Promoting Australian Citizenship 9 Towards a More Equal Citizenship Bargain 10 The Role of the Department of Immigration in Eroding the White Australia Policy 11 The Department of Immigration Under Labor 1972-75 12 Immigration, Citizenship and Settlement: Goals, Achievements, and Unexpected Consequences 1945-75 Appendix: Australian Archives records of post-war immigration Notes Bibliography Index

ISBN: 9781864484229