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Understanding 9/11The long, slow death of white Australia
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298 pages ; 24 cm
Did the White Australia policy really die? Or was it buried alive by bureaucrats and politicians keen to present a new face of Australia to the world? Tavan plots the history of the policy and offers new insights into Australia's past and present place in the world and the ideals that shaped the nation
Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-283) and index
Introduction -- White Australia ascendant, 1901-1939 -- Post-war pressures for change -- The deportation controversies -- 'Good neighbours' -- Inching towards change, 1953-1958 -- Debating White Australia -- Two champions of change -- The 1966 policy changes -- Ambiguous times, 1966-1972 -- 'Give me a shovel ... ' -- Beyond White Australia -- Conclusion
Did the White Australia policy really die? Or was it buried alive by bureaucrats and politicians keen to present a new face of Australia to the world? Tavan plots the history of the policy and offers new insights into Australia's past and present place in the world and the ideals that shaped the nation
Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-283) and index
Introduction -- White Australia ascendant, 1901-1939 -- Post-war pressures for change -- The deportation controversies -- 'Good neighbours' -- Inching towards change, 1953-1958 -- Debating White Australia -- Two champions of change -- The 1966 policy changes -- Ambiguous times, 1966-1972 -- 'Give me a shovel ... ' -- Beyond White Australia -- Conclusion
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