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Appraising Multiculturalism: Politics, Policy and Practice Symposium

Appraising Multiculturalism: Politics, Policy and Practice Symposium

The Appraising Multiculturalism Symposium launched the key findings of the ARC ‘Mapping Social Services for Diverse Communities’ project.

Migration nation: Lowy Institute panel on Australia’s foreign policy

Migration nation: Lowy Institute panel on Australia’s foreign policy

Professor Fethi Mansouri spoke at a Lowy Institute panel on the role of Australia’s multiculturalism in foreign policy.

New Article: Muslim communities in Australia and the ‘mainstreaming’ of outer-group suspicion and apprehension

New Article: Muslim communities in Australia and the ‘mainstreaming’ of outer-group suspicion and apprehension

Professor Fethi Mansouri has written an article that was recently published in the Melbourne Asia Review. The article looks at how Muslims tend to be characterised as the least desirable group of migrants and continue to be viewed with suspicion and apprehension. Few...
Journal Article: Public Attitudes Towards Multiculturalism and Interculturalism in Australia

Journal Article: Public Attitudes Towards Multiculturalism and Interculturalism in Australia

New Journal Article by Professor Fethi Mansouri is coauthored with Dr Amanual Elias and Ms Reem Sweid. The growing intellectual and policy debate around optimal approaches to diversity governance, particularly in relation to criticism of multiculturalism, is now...
Presentation: Multiculturalism and Global Citizenship in a post COVID19 World: The role of global youth in emerging/post-covid recovery agenda

Presentation: Multiculturalism and Global Citizenship in a post COVID19 World: The role of global youth in emerging/post-covid recovery agenda

Professor Fethi Mansouri gave a keynote presentation on 10 September to the Y20, the Youth Engagement Arm of the G20 Group. The presentation was titled ‘Multiculturalism and Global Citizenship in a post  COVID19 World: The role of global youth in...
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