Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State Diversity
Australia is a global exemplar of nation-building through government planned and administered skilled, family and humanitarian migration programs. By 2011 26% of the population were immigrants, at a time when extraordinary linguistic, religious, racial and cultural diversity were evident. The federa...
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description | Australia is a global exemplar of nation-building through government planned and administered skilled, family and humanitarian migration programs. By 2011 26% of the population were immigrants, at a time when extraordinary linguistic, religious, racial and cultural diversity were evident. The federal government’s role since the 1901 establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia has spanned migration policy formation, selection, admission, compliance and naturalization functions. The settlement responsibilities of the eight state and territory governments have also grown – a process facilitated by generally amicable federal – subnational relations. Within this context this article describes contemporary Australian approaches to managing linguistic, religious and artistic diversity, comparing federal and state government roles in a period associated with significant multicultural challenges. |
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spelling | doaj.art-b51d4344958941e6b8a170dade1742352022-12-21T19:03:17ZengUniversity of Liège LibraryFédéralisme-Régionalisme1374-38642015-11-0115Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State DiversityLesleyanne Hawthorne0University of MelbourneAustralia is a global exemplar of nation-building through government planned and administered skilled, family and humanitarian migration programs. By 2011 26% of the population were immigrants, at a time when extraordinary linguistic, religious, racial and cultural diversity were evident. The federal government’s role since the 1901 establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia has spanned migration policy formation, selection, admission, compliance and naturalization functions. The settlement responsibilities of the eight state and territory governments have also grown – a process facilitated by generally amicable federal – subnational relations. Within this context this article describes contemporary Australian approaches to managing linguistic, religious and artistic diversity, comparing federal and state government roles in a period associated with significant multicultural challenges.http://popups.ulg.ac.be/1374-3864/index.php?id=1583Australiaimmigrationpublic policylanguagereligiousartistic diversity |
spellingShingle | Lesleyanne Hawthorne Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State Diversity Fédéralisme-Régionalisme Australia immigration public policy language religious artistic diversity |
title | Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State Diversity |
title_full | Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State Diversity |
title_fullStr | Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State Diversity |
title_full_unstemmed | Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State Diversity |
title_short | Australian Strategic Approaches to Managing National and State Diversity |
title_sort | australian strategic approaches to managing national and state diversity |
topic | Australia immigration public policy language religious artistic diversity |
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