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Sydney's Chinatown in the Asian Century


Sydney’s Chinatown is currently in transition. Asia-led globalisation in the past few decades has intensified flows of people, commodities and financial resources across the Asia-Pacific region, and this has brought significant challenges and opportunities to Chinatown. Given the major developments at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), on Broadway and at Darling Harbour, Sydney’s Chinatown...
Report

A platform for action


This report reflects key insights provided by participants at the roundtable as a platform for action by governments, business, communities and individuals. It also provides input to the Council of Australian Government’s agenda to reduce violence against women and their children. The roundtable was held in Sydney on 7 August 2015 and was an initiative...
Discussion paper

Multiculturalism: discussion paper


This discussion paper builds on the national Mapping Social Cohesion Research series, with the aim of encouraging thoughtful debate about the concept of multiculturalism, and to better understand the nuances of our attitudes.
Report

Multiculturalism: key issues and sources


This paper reviews the history of multiculturalism in Australia and NSW, and sets out the debate on the subject. Introduction This paper has been prepared against the background of recent disturbing events around the world, including in Australia and NSW that have raised questions about the integration of some groups into the broader community. One...
Working paper

‘Aussie Afghans’ – The identity journeys of Muslim Australians, with a focus on Hazara Afghans, as they negotiate individual, ethnic, religious and national identities


This project explores the dynamic trajectories that ‘Hazara Afghan Australian Muslims’ take as they negotiate through their multiple sense of identities in each of these categories.