Understanding Where Immigrants Live
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Professor Graeme Hugo is an outstanding guide through this field. His knowledge of the issues must be almost unparalleled in the group of authors who write on this topic in Australia. His style in this publication fits well into the Bu re a u ' s objective for its Understanding series, which is designed to provide authoritative, balanced coverage at a level suitable for schools and nonspecialists readers. I have great pleasure in welcoming the publication to the Bureau's list.
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تاریخ انتشار 1998