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‘Brown Bag’ Seminar: Boat People or Peril?
Australia’s Asylum Seeker Policy: Idealism v Realism?
7 March 2012
Latest HSSE Happenings
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This paper argues that Spanish suzerainty over the Philippines from 1521-1898 was not as exhaustive as believed, as could be seen from the recusant Sulu islands. And because Spain never fully controlled Sulu, Muslim state building proceeded which saw her...
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In recent times successive Australian governments have struggled to deal with growing numbers of unauthorised arrivals by boat from SE Asia. Policy responses have ranged from pragmatic/punitive to idealist/humanitarian as the Howard Coalition Government’s...
This conference is jointly organized by the Humanities and Social Studies Education, National Institute of Education, Singapore; the Singapore Heritage Society and Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore.
Recent decades have witnessed a remarkable expansion of debates...
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In France, despite continuous governmental efforts to solve housing shortage of low-income households, social scientists and journalists have blamed high-rise, high-density living as a facilitator for the development of ghettos, youth gangsterism, drug abuse or...