Spatial disadvantage: why is Australia different?

Terry Burke · Kath Hulse

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This research provides a historical review of spatial disadvantage in Australia, arguing that it has taken a different form and scale to those of the United States (US) and United Kingdom (UK), the two nations we have historically looked to for understanding of social problems and potential policy transfer.

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