One but Many - Wood, Shane
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Australia has been very successful in bringing large numbers of people from a broad range of countries, races and religious beliefs to its shores and in making them feel 'at home'. Recent events have brought into question whether the philosophy of multiculturalism is as firmly embedded in the national identity as many had thought. This work attempts to assess what this means for the successful incorporation of multiculturalism into Australia's national identity and what consequences this might have for Australia as it faces the new century in a globalised world.

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Australia has been very successful in bringing large numbers of people from a broad range of countries, races and religious beliefs to its shores and in making them feel 'at home'. Recent events have brought into question whether the philosophy of multiculturalism is as firmly embedded in the national identity as many had thought. This work attempts to assess what this means for the successful incorporation of multiculturalism into Australia's national identity and what consequences this might have for Australia as it faces the new century in a globalised world.
Autorenporträt
Shane Wood taught in secondary schools for twenty years. He became Director of the Office of Justice, Ecology and Peace in the Catholic Diocese of Broome in 1998.He has a Masters Degree in International Peace Studies from Trinity College, Dublin, and teaches on the Broome Campus of the University of Notre Dame Australia.