Australia’s Refugee Politics in the 21st Century (Europa Country Perspectives)
by Kim Huynh
Explores Australia’s refugee policies and political dynamics from 2000 onward, highlighting key legislative changes and ongoing debates.
About This Book
Australia’s Refugee Politics in the 21st Century examines the nation’s evolving approach to asylum seekers and immigration control.
The book situates policy decisions within broader regional and global contexts.
It draws on political theory and contemporary case studies to trace shifts in public debate and legislation.
Readers gain insight into how successive governments have balanced humanitarian obligations with domestic political pressures.
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