Enter at Own Risk: Australia's Population Questions for the 21st Century

摘要

This book is a confronting expose of disturbing issues that Australians - and those seeking to enter Australia - need to be aware of. Nine chapters lay bare the not so welcoming realities faced by many of the nation's immigrants - the 'outsiders within' arising from a migration programme that many would argue is more concerned with border protection and Anglo-Celtic cultural maintenance than sharing its boundless plains. Summing up the book's message, 'Enter At Own Risk' chronicles an underlying racially motivated agenda to Australia's migration programme, past and present. A significant body of evidence, both qualitative and quantitative, is assembled.