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Immigration and public opinion in Australia

Katharine Betts

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Recent opinion poll data on immigration policy confirm longstanding trends of majority opposition to the formal government position. But a breakdown of the attitudes of those with university education and those without reveals a much more supportive stance within the former group. Copyright. Monash University and the author/s

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Recent opinion poll data on immigration policy confirm longstanding trends of majority opposition to the formal government position. But a breakdown of the attitudes of those with university education and those without reveals a much more supportive stance within the former group. Copyright. Monash University and the author/s

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Recent opinion poll data on immigration policy confirm longstanding trends of majority opposition to the formal government position. But a breakdown of the attitudes of those with university education and those without reveals a much more supportive stance within the former group. Copyright. Monash University and the author/s

Key concepts: Opposition (politics), Immigration, Public opinion, Opinion poll, Political science, Publishing, Project commissioning, Public administration

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