This bibliography lists books, articles, reports and Masters and doctoral theses about the
resettlement of refugees in Australia. It is trying to cover the relevant scholarship, and does …

Australia has accommodated refugees throughout its settler-colonial history, but has
resettled refugees only since 1947. This chapter identifies trends in the scholarly literature …

This article examines the extent to which Australia fulfils its legal obligations for resettled
refugees. This necessitates noting both the international frameworks that inform the rights …

Regional settlement of refugees is a federal, state and often also local government agenda
in Australia. It is increasingly welcomed by regional employers seeking to plug labour …

Asylum is the protection that is granted by a nation-state to a person who has fled their
country to escape a serious threat to their life or liberty. People granted this protection, which …

On the 6th March, 1983 the Australian people voted overwhelmingly to replace the Liberal
Government of Malcolm Fraser with a Labor Government led by Bob Hawke. For most of its …

The 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees (the 1951 Refugee Convention) is
the key international legal document defining who is a refugee, their rights and the legal …

Asylum seekers and refugees: what are the facts? Page 1 RESEARCH PAPER SERIES,
2014–15 UPDATED 2 MARCH 2015 Asylum seekers and refugees: what are the facts? Janet …

Australia is one of only ten western countries which resettles refugees recommended by the
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. The federal government has justifiably …

This article explains how Australia's immigration programme, which has boasted one of the
world's highest per capita refugee resettlement rates since 1945, has been unsettled since …