A Tale of Two Waves: Latin American Migration to Australia

Urribarri, Raul A. Sanchez; León, Vicente Pérez de; Favoretto, Mara; Kath, Elizabeth; Sinclair, John; Fergusson, Annie

doi:10.1057/9781137501929_2

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“…During the 1990s, this second wave of migration started to change. According to Del Río (2014) and Urribarri et al (2016), most of this migration was due to a shift from a government policy of family reunification towards one of skilled migration. A major component of this rise in migration of highly skilled migrants also included a large number of students arriving in Australia from Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico.…”

Section: Migration and Tourismmentioning

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Increasing Complexity: Australia’s foreign policy links with Latin America, 1973 to 2019

Esposto¹,

Abbott²,

Tran³

2022

Estud. econ

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This paper provides an analysis of the evolution of engagement and trade between Australia and Latin America. These regions are seen as competitors, but trade and engagement has recently increased. We examined this growth from the 1970s, by analysing trade, foreign direct investment, and migration and tourism flows. This article investigates how both parts of the world have engaged and dealt with international conflicts, either in terms of diplomatic or multilateral cooperation. The paper concludes that there are many possible channels for cooperation and further trade and engagement open to both.

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Section: Migration and Tourismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Increasing Complexity: Australia’s foreign policy links with Latin America, 1973 to 2019

Esposto¹,

Abbott²,

Tran³

2022

Estud. econ

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“…Currently, the Spanish-speaking diaspora, a mixture of permanent settlers and transient migrants, represents an important presence in Australia. Yet, research on their migration history and societal impact remains limited (Urribarri et al 2016). Available studies reflect a strong focus on the idea of belonging, intergenerational language maintenance and identity construction.…”

Section: The Australian Contextmentioning

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Intercultural communicative competence and Spanish heritage language speakers: an overview from the U.S., Australia and Europe

Díaz

Callahan

2020

Journal of Spanish Language Teaching

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Research on 'heritage/community language education' (HCLE) has a relatively recent trajectory, but it has generated a large number of scholarly publications, particularly in relation to Spanish in the United States (U.S.) where the growth of Spanish heritage language learners (HLL) has been exponential. However, to date, limited research attention has been given to the intersection between heritage language learning and the development of intercultural communicative competence (ICC). This may be attributed to the assumption that, on a daily basis, such learners are required to move and effectively operate between languages and cultures and, therefore, already possess adequate levels of ICC. With the development of ICC, now considered an integral component in language education, the time appears ripe to examine its implications within HCLE. This paper articulates the key similarities and differences in the trajectories of ICC research in relation to university level heritage learners of Spanish in three distinct geographical contexts: Australia, Europe, and the United States.

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Intercultural Understanding in Early Spanish Language Learning: A Policy Perspective from Queensland, Australia

Díaz

2021

Early Language Learning Policy in the 21st Century

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A Tale of Two Waves: Latin American Migration to Australia

Cited by 7 publications

References 13 publications

Increasing Complexity: Australia’s foreign policy links with Latin America, 1973 to 2019

Increasing Complexity: Australia’s foreign policy links with Latin America, 1973 to 2019

Intercultural communicative competence and Spanish heritage language speakers: an overview from the U.S., Australia and Europe

Intercultural Understanding in Early Spanish Language Learning: A Policy Perspective from Queensland, Australia

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