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Iimmigration, asylum seekers and Australia

Denis Müller

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In March 1997 the late Irving Saulwick and I were commissioned by what was then called the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs to explore the underlying drivers of voter attitudes towards immigration, refugees and multiculturalism.

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In March 1997 the late Irving Saulwick and I were commissioned by what was then called the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs to explore the underlying drivers of voter attitudes towards immigration, refugees and multiculturalism.

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In March 1997 the late Irving Saulwick and I were commissioned by what was then called the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs to explore the underlying drivers of voter attitudes towards immigration, refugees and multiculturalism.

Key concepts: Refugee, Multiculturalism, Immigration, Project commissioning, Publishing, Political science, Media studies, Criminology

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