Australian Migration and Ethnic Relations in a Period of Changing International Relations. 9-10 May 2002

Australian Migration and Ethnic Relations in a Period of Changing International Relations

Multicultural Research Centre
&
Australian Migration Research Network

Conference Announcement and Call for Papers

9 - 10 May 2002

This conference of the Australian Migration Research Network is being hosted by the University of Sydney’s Multicultural Research Centre with support from the University’s Research Cluster on Globalisation and its Challenges and the Research Institute of Asia and the Pacific.

The aim of the conference is to provide an opportunity for members of the AMRN to meet and discuss research related to the themes which will be explored in this year’s meeting of the Asia Pacific Migration Research Network. The conference is also intended to provide a forum for identifying areas of emerging research interest among Australian researchers.

The dates of the conference have been selected to follow immediately after a proposed Sydney conference on immigration and settlement issues organised by the Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs. As it is expected that many Australian and international researchers will be visiting Sydney for the DIMIA conference our intention is to provide an opportunity for a workshop style meeting catering to active researchers from Australia and overseas.

Call for Papers: Researchers, including postgraduate research students, are now invited to submit Abstracts for papers relating to either the themes of the APMRN conference which are:

When submitting your Abstract of 150 words please indicate whether your paper will be a Final Paper or a Report of Work in Progress as different time will be allocated to each type of presentation.

ABSTRACTS
Christine Inglis
Multicultural Research Centre A35
University of Sydney NSW 2006
Fax: 02 9351 4580
Tel: 02 9351 3161
E-mail: cinglis@edfac.usyd.edu.au

Conference Registration: Thanks to the support of the University of Sydney’s Globalisation and its Challenges Research Cluster and RIAP there will be no fee for Conference attendance. However, all participants MUST register by the 26^th April so that accommodation arrangements can be organised. If necessary there may need to be a limit on total registrations in which case places will be allocated in order of registration.
NOTE: All participants will be responsible for their own transport and accommodation costs.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONS
Rachael Cunliffe,
RIAP
University of Sydney NSW 2006
Fax:
Tel: 02 9351 8541
E-mail: rachael@riap.usyd.edu.au

Venue: The Darlington Centre, City Road, University of Sydney
Time: 9-5pm Thursday & Friday 9-10 May


	Australian Migration and Ethnic Relations in a Period of Changing International Relations Multicultural Research Centre & Australian Migration Research Network Conference Announcement and Call for Papers 9 - 10 May 2002 This conference of the Australian Migration Research Network is being hosted by the University of Sydney’s Multicultural Research Centre with support from the University’s Research Cluster on Globalisation and its Challenges and the Research Institute of Asia and the Pacific. The aim of the conference is to provide an opportunity for members of the AMRN to meet and discuss research related to the themes which will be explored in this year’s meeting of the Asia Pacific Migration Research Network. The conference is also intended to provide a forum for identifying areas of emerging research interest among Australian researchers. The dates of the conference have been selected to follow immediately after a proposed Sydney conference on immigration and settlement issues organised by the Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs. As it is expected that many Australian and international researchers will be visiting Sydney for the DIMIA conference our intention is to provide an opportunity for a workshop style meeting catering to active researchers from Australia and overseas. Call for Papers: Researchers, including postgraduate research students, are now invited to submit Abstracts for papers relating to either the themes of the APMRN conference which are: Poverty and Migration Forced Migration Migration and Labour Requirements Migration and Sustainable Development The Role of the State in Facilitating Migration OR Another current research area When submitting your Abstract of 150 words please indicate whether your paper will be a Final Paper or a Report of Work in Progress as different time will be allocated to each type of presentation. Abstracts and Conference Registrations should be sent by 26 April to: ABSTRACTS Christine Inglis Multicultural Research Centre A35 University of Sydney NSW 2006 Fax: 02 9351 4580 Tel: 02 9351 3161 E-mail: cinglis@edfac.usyd.edu.au Conference Registration: Thanks to the support of the University of Sydney’s Globalisation and its Challenges Research Cluster and RIAP there will be no fee for Conference attendance. However, all participants MUST register by the 26^th April so that accommodation arrangements can be organised. If necessary there may need to be a limit on total registrations in which case places will be allocated in order of registration. NOTE: All participants will be responsible for their own transport and accommodation costs. CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONS Rachael Cunliffe, RIAP University of Sydney NSW 2006 Fax: Tel: 02 9351 8541 E-mail: rachael@riap.usyd.edu.au Venue: The Darlington Centre, City Road, University of Sydney Time: 9-5pm Thursday & Friday 9-10 May

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