Authors: David Mosler, Bob Catley
ISBN-13: 9780275962524, ISBN-10: 0275962520
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated
Date Published: October 1998
Edition: (Non-applicable)
DAVID MOSLER is Senior Lecturer in American History at the University of Adelaide.
BOB CATLEY is Convenor of International Studies at the University of Adelaide.
Examines the impact and experiences of Americans in Australia.
A Limey and a Yank who have both gone native down under analyze the particularities of American immigration after World War II and the general context in which the migrations of tens of thousands of people took place. They create a holistic picture of the pattern by integrating individual experiences, social processes, and the historical context. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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Preface | ||
1 | The Global Context | 1 |
2 | Australia in Historical Context | 8 |
3 | Modern Australia since World War II | 33 |
4 | Why Do People Migrate? | 54 |
5 | American Migration to Australia: World War II to the 1990s | 66 |
6 | Why Do the Americans Come to Australia? | 80 |
7 | Do the Americans Like Australia? | 99 |
8 | Cultural Relations | 122 |
9 | The Australia Americans Don't Like | 140 |
10 | How Do American Migrants Adapt to Australia? | 153 |
11 | Conclusion: The Future | 179 |
Appendix | 191 | |
Bibliography | 195 | |
Index | 199 |