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C. A. Price (1969)
The Study of Assimilation
W. Petersen (1961)
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C. Price, J. Zubrzycki (1962)
The use of inter-marriage statistics as an index of assimilationPopulation Studies-a Journal of Demography, 16
Following a continuing decline in representation in the Australian population, the Chinese community began again to show signs of life after the Second World War with numbers of wives and dependents beginning to arrive to join their husbands and fathers. This movement was made possible by the granting of naturalization rights to the Chinese in 1956. The pre‐war and post‐war trends of Chinese migration are surveyed, and are related to current marriage patterns among the Chinese in Melbourne.
Australian Journal of Social Issues – Wiley
Published: Jun 1, 1972
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