Immigration and public opinion in Australia
Katharine Betts
Abstract
Katharine Betts
Abstract
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