Volume 8, Number 1, March 2000

Contents

• The future of population growth in Victoria by Matthew Deacon
• Population projections for New South Wales - a regional analysis by Alison Culpin, Shane Nugent and Josephine Truscott
• People and the places that support them by Jill Curnow
• Ethnic recruitment or ethnic branch stacking? Factionalism and ethnicity in the Victorian ALP by Lyle Allan
• The shift to long working hours: a social and political crisis in the making by Ernest Healy
• Equity in access to higher education revisited by Bob Birrell, Angelo Calderon, Ian R. Dobson and T. Fred Smith
• Intermix and Australia's indigenous population by Bob Birrell

Contributors

• Matthew Deacon is Senior research Officer, Department of Infrastructure, Victoria
• Alison Culpin and Josephine Truscott are demographers and Shane Nugent is Team Leader, Demographic Unit, New South Wales Department of Urban Affairs and Planning.
• Jill Curnow is Vice-President, New South Wales Branch, Australians for and Ecologically Sustainable Population
• Ernest Healy is Research Fellow in the School of Geography and Environmental Science, Monash University and the Centre for Population and Urban Research, Monash University
• Bob Birrell is reader in Sociology and Director of the Centre for Population and Urban Research at Monash University.
• Ian Dobson is Associate to the Deputy vice Chancellor, Monash University.
• Angelo Calderon is the Manager, Statistical Services, Monash University.
• T. Fred Smith is Deputy vice Chancellor (Research) at La Trobe University.

People & Place
Volume 8, Number 2, June 2000

Contents

• Reproduction and survival in an unknown world by D.A. Coleman
• Low fertility in Australia: evidence, causes and policy responses by Peter McDonald
• The prevalence of childlessness in Australia by Roseangela Merlo and Don Rowland
• Australian mothers: fewer and poorer by Bob Birrell
• Indigenous populations, 'mixed' discourses and identities by Greg Gardiner and Eleanor A. Bourke
• Sending asylum seekers elsewhere: recent developments in Australian 'safe third country' law by Joanne Kinslor
• Population decline and service provision in regional Australia: a South Australian case study by Andrew Beer and Robert Keane
• Information Technology and Australia's immigration program: is Australia doing enough? by Bob Birrell
• Data…Opinion…Dialogue… Contributors this issue David North and Charles Price

Contributors

• David Coleman is Reader in Demography, Department of Applied Social Studies and Social research, University of Oxford
• Peter McDonald is Professor of Demography at the Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University
• Rosangela Merlo is a Ph.D. scholar in Demography and Don Rowland is a Reader in Population Studies at the Australian National University
• Bob Birrell is reader in Sociology and Director of the Centre for Population and Urban Research at Monash University.
• Greg Gardiner is a Research Fellow and Eleanor Burke is Professor in the Centre for Australian Indigenous Studies at Monash University. She is also Director of Monash Aboriginal Programs.
• Joanne Kinslor is a law student at Sydney University.
• Andrew Beer is a Senior Lecturer and Robert Keane is a Research Associate with the School of Geography, Population and Environmental Management at Flinders University.
• David S. North is a consultant on immigration issues in the USA

People & Place
Volume 8, Number 3, September 2000

Contents

• Design in the shadow of impact population by Anne-Marie Willis
• Australia's population in 2000: the way we are and the ways we might have been by Rebecca Kippen and Peter McDonald
• Religious residential concentrations in Australia by Gary Bouma and Phillip Hughes
• Welfare dependency in communities within Australia's metropolitan regions by Scott Baum, Robert Stimson, Patrick Mullins and Kevin O'Connor
• Out-marriage and the survival of ethnic communities in Australia by Bob Birrell and Ernest Healy
• More 'relaxed and comfortable': public opinion on immigration under Howard by Murray Goot
• Immigration: public opinion and opinions about opinion by Katharine Betts
• The diasporic challenge to identity: insights from the Australian-Croat experience by Greg Brown
• Universities and the IT crisis revisited by Bob Birrell, Ian R. Dobson, Bob Kinnaird and T. Fred Smith

Contributors

• Anne-Marie Willis is a design consultant and educator working with the EcoDesign Foundation in Sydney
• Peter McDonald is Professor of Demography and Rebecca Kippen is a postgraduate student in the Demography Program at the Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University
• Gary D. Bouma is Professor of Sociology and Phillip J. Hughes is a Research Associate in the School of Political and Social Inquiry at Monash University
• Scott Baum and Robert Stimson are with the Department of Geographical Sciences and Planning and Patrick Mullins is with the Department of Anthropology and Sociology , all at the University of Queensland.
• Kevin O'Connor is Associate Professor in the School of Geography and Environmental Science at Monash University.
• Bob Birrell is reader in Sociology and Director of the Centre for Population and Urban Research at Monash University
• Ernest Healy is Research Fellow in the School of Geography and Environmental Science, Monash University and the Centre for Population and Urban Research, Monash University.
• Murry Goot is Professor of Politics at Macquarie University.
• Katherine Betts is Associate Professor in Sociology at Swinburne University of Technology.
• Greg Brown has served as a parliamentary intern in Canberra and is currently completing his Ph.D. in Politics at the University of Texas in Austin, Texas.
• Ian Dobson is Associate to the Deputy vice Chancellor, Monash University.
• Bob Kinnaird is a labour market consultant with the Sydney firm R.T. Kinnaird and Associates.
• T. Fred Smith is Deputy vice Chancellor (Research) at La Trobe University.

People & Place
Volume 8, Number 4, December 2000

Contents

• Reflections on 'replacement migration' by Geoffrey McNicoll
• Australian Centre of Population for Research public seminar series by Phillip Ruddock
• The politics of the origins of multiculturalism - lobbying and the power of influence by Mark Lopez
• The demand and new legislation for skilled temporary workers - H1B's in the United States by Lindsay Lowell
• The Business Skills Program; is it delivering? by Bob Birrell
• On estimating the percentage of people who will never marry by Peter McDonald
• Regional Australia and the 'new economy' by Bob Birrell and Kevin O'Connor

Contributors

• Geoffrey McNicoll is a senior associate of the Population Council, New York; he was formerly Professor in the Demography Program, Australian National University.
• Phillip Ruddock is Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Federal Parliament, Canberra.
• Mark Lopez is Director of Competitive Advantage and author of The Origin of Multiculturalism in Australian Politics 1945 to 1975, Melbourne University Press, 2000
• Lindsay Lowell is Director of Research, Institute for the Study of International Migration, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
• Bob Birrell is reader in Sociology and Director of the Centre for Population and Urban Research at Monash University.
• Peter McDonald is Professor of Demography at the Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University
• Kevin O'Connor is Associate Professor in the School of Geography and Environmental Science at Monash University.