This article attempts to provide an integrated conceptual framework for understanding how
rural–urban migrants in China integrate into urban society. We propose a three-phase …

In this paper, I investigate the lived experience of multiculturalism often referred to as
'everyday multiculturalism'. I suggest that the concept of 'everyday otherness' offers further …

In this paper, I explore particular public spaces in a country town, the local hotel and public
square, and investigate how these sites produce intercultural encounters between long-term …

Government responsibility for the settlement of newly arrived refugees and migrants in
Australia is shared between the federal, state and local levels. While Australia's settlement …

Sport participation can offer migrants a modality to connect with dominant cultural norms and
potentially foster interculturalism, yet it is often fraught with exclusion. Little is known about …

This article examines the question of migrant and refugee retention in small and medium-
sized towns referred to as 'regional towns' in Australia as a problem at the intersection of …

This article identifies and analyses different roles played by employers of recently arrived
migrants and refugees in regional locations. Based on a study of regional settlement in …

ABSTRACT In this Thinking Space essay, we explain why the COVID-19 pandemic makes
mobilities research more important than ever. In a time when mobilities have been …

This book is a study of the lived experience of African men in Australia and New Zealand.
The author employs a relational account of racism which foregrounds how the colonial …

This article uses a newly developed theoretical concept–the 'uncommodified blackness'
image, to accentuate the discursive methods in which the humanness of Africans is denied …