Australian Race Relations: 1788-1993
By (Author) Andrew Markus
Allen & Unwin
Allen & Unwin
1st September 1994
Australia
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Anthropology
Social and ethical issues
Social and cultural history
305.800994
288
Width 140mm, Height 215mm
362g
Like other titles in the "Australian Experience" series, this book is a succinct survey of a major theme in Australian history. In this case, Markus focuses on ideas of race and the history of race relations. The book covers the dispossession of the Aborigines, relations with European and other immigrants to 1890, the white Australia policy and its impact on Aborigines and immigrants to 1990, the impact of World War II, and policy and practice for the present day, including the multiculturalism debate.
Andrew Markus teaches Australian history at Monash University and is the author of Governing Savages.