The Indochinese in Australia, 19751995: From Burnt Boats to Barbecues
Product Description This book explores the experiences of the Indochines in Australia over twenty years. The analysis is driven by the question: is Australian society still sufficiently open in its structures and social attitudes to allow Indochines to advance in the ways that earlier immigrants have? About the Author Nancy Viviani is Professor of International Politics at Griffith University in Queensland. She was formerly Professor of Political Science at the Australian National University and has held senior appointments in government and in the United Nations.
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Product Description This book explores the experiences of the Indochines in Australia over twenty years. The analysis is driven by the question: is Australian society still sufficiently open in its structures and social attitudes to allow Indochines to advance in the ways that earlier immigrants have? About the Author Nancy Viviani is Professor of International Politics at Griffith University in Queensland. She was formerly Professor of Political Science at the Australian National University and has held senior appointments in government and in the United Nations.
