Centre for Research on Social Inclusion
Migration, Multiculturalism and Nation
Citizenship Ceremony
Photo: Amanda Wise
Cluster Activities
2011 TUESDAY LUNCH TIME SEMINAR SERIES
12.30-1.30pm
Room C5C 372
| DATE | PRESENTER | TITLE OF PAPER |
| AUGUST 18 NB: this is on Thursday |
A/Prof Lynda Yates Linguistics |
TBC |
| AUGUST 30 | Professor Murray Goot Politics and International Relations |
Attitudes to Asylum Seekers: The Polls since The Tampa |
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SEPTEMBER 13
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Professor Brian Opeskin Law |
Managing International Migration in Australia: Can Human Rights and National Sovereignty be Reconciled? |
| OCTOBER 27 NB: this is on Thursday |
A/Prof Ellie Vasta CRSI |
Affinities in Multicultural Australia |
| NOVEMBER 8 | Dr Raj Velayutham Sociology |
Everyday Diversity at Work |
Upcoming Event
PUBLIC LECTURE: HUMAN RIGHTS, REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS
Previous Activities
Skilled Migration Workshop CFP
We would like to invite you to contribute a paper to the 3rd Skilled Migration Group/CRSI workshop, to be held at Macquarie University on 22 and 23 November 2010. The theme of the workshop is "Integrating migration into social and economic policies: historical successes and future challenges".
We may be able to offer RA support up to A$500 for MQ staff. We hope you will be available and interested in participating to this event.
We welcome contributions from your PhD students.
For any queries, please do not hesitate to contact Fei Guo (fei.guo@mq.edu.au) or Max Tani (max.tani@mq.edu.au).
Next Migration, Multiculturalism and Nation Cluster Meeting - 17 August
The next migration cluster meeting will be held on 17th August 2010, 1-2pm, in C5C room 303.
The speaker is Max Tani, FBE Economics, who will talk about "international labour mobility and knowledge exchanges: is it better to visit or be visited?"
As usual, the presentation will take 10-15 minutes, followed by Q&A.
We will also discuss the proposed Skilled Labour Group/CRSI workshop (above) and schedule the cluster meetings for September, October, and November. We'll also be calling for volunteers to present their work. PhD students are encouraged.