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Women and Multiculturalism
Melody Kemp.
Melody Kemp compares her experiences on women's issues in Asia and in Australia and queries the implications of some of the directions of government and the media here for the future.
Created:
2001
Date Added:
05 March 2006
Source:
Kemp, Melody. "A Stone from the Borderzone: Women and Multiculturalism", National Policy Forum: Multiculturalism in the New Millennium, held in Brisbane, 29-30 March 2001
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Length:
8 pages
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