As you have probably noticed, the Parliament of Australia and the Parliamentary Library website has changed. While we have received lots of positive feedback about the new look and feel of the site, we are aware that some people have been having difficulty in finding publications they have previously referred to. Here are links to some of our most popular papers on asylum seekers, refugees and boat arrivals prepared by the immigration research team in the Parliamentary Library:
- J Phillips and H Spinks, Boat arrivals in Australia since 1976, statistical appendix updated January 2012
- E Karlsen, Developments in Australian refugee law and policy 2010–11, 2012
- J Phillips and H Spinks, Immigration detention in Australia, 2012
- J Phillips, Asylum seekers and refugees: what are the facts?, 2011
- H Spinks, Australian Government spending on irregular maritime arrivals and counter-people smuggling activity, 2011
- E Karlsen, Refugee resettlement to Australia: what are the facts?, 2011
- E Karlsen, J Phillips and E Koleth, Seeking asylum: Australia’s humanitarian program, 2011
- E Karlsen, Developments in Australian refugee law and policy 2007–10: Labor’s first term in office, 2010
- E Koleth, Multiculturalism: a review of Australian policy statements and recent debates in Australia and overseas, 2010
- L Buckmaster, Australian government assistance to refugees: fact v fiction, 2009
- H Spinks, Australia’s settlement services for migrants and refugees, 2009
- B York, Australia and refugees 1901–2002: an annotated chronology based on official sources, 2002.
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