Description |
xiv, 139 pages : illustrations (some color), maps ; 30 cm |
Contents |
Executive summary -- 1. Research objectives -- 2. Methodology, questionnaire design and administration -- 3. The concept of social cohesion -- 4. Immigration and ethnic diversity: the research context -- 5. 2007 - the national mood -- 6. Benchmarking the national mood -- 7. Variability at the national level -- 8. Birthplace groups -- 9. Local surveys -- 10. Conclusion -- [Appendix] the national benchmark survey |
Summary |
"A report on the first round of [a] major longitudinal survey on social cohesion in Australia has been released. The report, 'Mapping Social Cohesion', provides insights to community attitudes to immigration, multiculturalism and social cohesion. These are based on findings from specially-commissioned national and local surveys. Topics that are covered include: our sense of belonging, how happy we are, how satisfied we are financially, and how much we trust in politicians, public institutions and other people. The report also examines complex attitudes to immigration and multicultural society, including assistance to ethnic groups, and levels of discrimination. It also examines the degree of disaffection in our community."--Publisher website |
Notes |
"Undertaken for the Scanlon Foundation by Monash University and the Australian Multicultural Foundation."--Publisher website |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 117-120) |
Subject |
Social integration -- Australia.
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Social indicators -- Australia.
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Cultural pluralism -- Australia -- Public opinion.
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Social surveys -- Australia.
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SUBJECT |
Australia -- Race relations.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2007100476
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Author |
Dharmalingam, A.
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Monash Institute for the Study of Global Movements.
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Scanlon Foundation
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Australian Multicultural Foundation
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ISBN |
9780975143629 |
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