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Immigration and Australia's language resources

Sandra Kipp, Michael Clyne, Anne Pauwels

Center for International and Regional Studies (Georgetown University)· 1995-01-01· book· 106 citationsgreen

Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Multilingual Education and Policy Australian Indigenous Culture and History

Abstract

A study of the extent and nature of Australia's language diversity ;the number and employment categories of those using a language other than English (LOTE).

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Sandra Kipp, Michael Clyne, Anne Pauwels (1995). Immigration and Australia's language resources. Center for International and Regional Studies (Georgetown University).

@book{sandra1995immigration,
  title  = {Immigration and Australia's language resources},
  author = {Kipp, Sandra and Clyne, Michael and Pauwels, Anne},
  year   = {1995},
  publisher = {Center for International and Regional Studies (Georgetown University)}
}

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