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...Australian Society: "What were the effects of Arthur Calwell's background, temperament, ideals and ambitions upon the evolution "It is better to be defeated on principle than to be defeated on lies1," " Two Wyongs do not make a White1, " " Populate or Perish1" and many other such popular but controversial quotes are attributed to the one and only Arthur Calwell, the politician who had the honour of being the longest serving member in the House of Representatives in Australia; serving as an MP for 32 years. Active and energetic in the Australian Labor Party, he was elected President of the Victorian Labor Party in 1931.He is considered as a social revolutionary, who... Migrants, Refugees, and...

...Australian society Introduction There is not a doubt that the lives of women have changed over the past century. Australian women have gone through periods where she was the property of the man, and her father could arrange a marriage between her and somebody else. She has seen periods where she was unable to initiate a divorce, and periods where she could initiate a divorce, yet had to show grounds, which made divorcing difficult. She has seen periods where she was discouraged to work outside the home, yet her work inside the home was not deemed valuable to society. She has been oppressed in bad marriages, yet had little recourse to leave. Finally, she has seen a period... The roles of women in...

...Australian society? As health professionals and patients in contemporary Australia increasingly become involved in care situations that are likely to lead to death, there is has been an increase in the literature devoted to such issues as palliative care and end of life decision making. Most people would agree that the objective of all concerned in these situations is to ease the transition from life to death, especially in terms of medical factors like pain management. There is a balance to be struck between offering medical interventions, and offering relief from suffering, and in recent times there is thankfully an increased amount of attention and resource devoted... ?Is death denied in contemporary...

...Australian society? As health professionals and patients in contemporary Australia increasingly become involved in care situations that are likely to lead to death, there is has been an increase in the literature devoted to such issues as palliative care and end of life decision making. Most people would agree that the objective of all concerned in these situations is to ease the transition from life to death, especially in terms of medical factors like pain management. There is a balance to be struck between offering medical interventions, and offering relief from suffering, and in recent times there is thankfully an increased amount of attention and resource devoted... ?Is death denied in contemporary...

...society from criminal elements. On the Australian side, it was partially socially engineered to the extent that the earlier waves of settlements were white Anglo-Saxons and other races were hardly welcomed as citizens, or settlers. In further confirmation of the fact that economic imperatives did not distract the Australian public or its policy makers from the social aspect and societal consequences of immigration, reactions to blackbirding are quite informative. During... There is little, if any doubt, that Australia’s immigration policy was a socially engineered one. In order to better understand the implications ofthis claim, it is firstly important to define socially engineered policies as public...

...Australian society has largely been influenced by the views and politics of Arthur Calwell. Even while conceding to the fact that Calwell’s policies have been overturned and Australian societal composition has undergone a parallel change, this research will argue that Calwell’s background, ideas and temperament gave rise to post-World War II immigration policies which have had an inordinate effect upon Australian societal composition.2 Establishing the veracity of the aforementioned is contingent upon a review of Calwell’s background, an articulation of his ideas and temperament and, importantly, a critical analysis of his immigration policies and their societal effects... Post-globalisation, 21st...

...Australian flag. Many Australians as at the WWII either descended from Britain or were actually having direct ancestral links to Britain2. This paper will therefore discuss the role played by Britain in shaping modern Australian society and political culture while shedding light on whether the term ‘Austral Briton’ still holds any relevance. Before the 1st World War Australian inhabitants especially the ones born there or had their ancestry trailing from Britain or Ireland were being termed as ‘Aussie’ colloquially. This was rather a term that denoted ability to survive through hard times and later was...

...Australian VET System and Social Concerns Introduction In the current society, knowledge based services and intellectual capital have become the mainstay of economic growth and societal performance. A key driver in this performance and growth is Australia’s education and training system where the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector have a very critical role to play in enhancing societal capabilities ingenuity, and skills required by a wide range of Australian Enterprises. It can also play a very crucial role in resolving some societal concerns with regard to workforce planning. Australia’s VET system is noted to be among the...

...Australian society. Focus the analysis on refuges. Step 2: Social Imagination template Historical Factors The sociological reflection of stigma of the refugees and the related healthcare issue involves historical, cultural, structural, and critical factors that impact the refugees directly or indirectly in myriad ways. Refugees, in general, have a traumatic history because of events such as war, civil strife, human rights abuses, deprivation, and so on. So, they endure... Sociological Analysis An assignment submitted by Spring Sociological Analysis Step Question Use the sociological analysis template todiscuss the ways that stigma can influence health care delivery to marginalized groups of people in...

...Australian Computer Society (ACS) are strong advocates of ethical practices by IT personnel and have laid out sets of recommendations. This essay will look at some of their codes and how they can have practical use in reducing clearly identified threats to computer systems. At the outset, it is important to remember that almost any sort of business enterprise today will have a dedicated IT department. Hence the code of ethics laid down by ACM and ACS are applicable to IT personnel of such departments, irrespective of the business domain of the particular organisation. Some of the frequently occuring information security breaches are common for almost all businesses that are enabled... The Role of the ...

...Australian Society Interest groups play very constructive roles, which, when put into practice by well-trained organizations is the practice of trying to directly control the acts of Australian government, through different alliances of 'confidential cajoling', 'public measures' and the arrangement of the two (for example, 'supporting the Australian society' to get in touch with the 'members of a administration'). The role that interest groups play in Australian society is to encourage the administration (usually specific sections of government, such as a particular area or a legislative group) to pursue the strategies preferred by the affiliates of interest groups... The role of Interest-groups in...

...Australian society with memorable insight and stylishness, This novel has succeed in portraying the taboos present in the Australian society. The book was important, both for its literacy quality and as well as the first attempt by someone of Aboriginal Blood to express himself in this form. Even though the forward of the novel has helped to understand the tabooed events... Tile] Australian Literature Introduction The Australian alter the traditionalview of Australian people, representing tabooed areas of experience. Aboriginal philosophy is a guide for living in the Australian environment, for the preservation of the species and the natural world, for minimizing the tabooed conflict in human...

...Australian to its environmental resources when these concerns are brought in to political agenda. With this, the assimilation of conservationism in the world view of the Australian culture. This concerns the relationship between human and the environment, protecting and conserving nature. The new philosophy of environmentalism equips the society of the proper conduct towards nature, the beliefs and ethics applied. This linked... Australian Environmental History The environment status in Australia has been a concern and a focus on development and conservation. It is evident with environmental matters are focused in most political agenda. The nature of the Australian Environment had influenced by the...

...Australian media is it far more important to entertain than to educate Australian media is among the few others in the global domainwhich has transubstantiated its style of representing and method of operation within a short span of time. The media industries in Australia have undergone and through an incessant changes and it claim to be a true mirror of the society. When the media industry was in its nascent stage it actively participated in country's affairs and received a mixed reaction from the indigenous people. It is believed that on the one hand republic media coverage explicitly problematized the meanings of the nation, an on the other it provided structured access to people... In contemporary...

...society and harmful to Australian society as a whole. The actual methods by which assimilation occurred varied among the Australian states. These methods included schemes for education, job training, and employment, as well as efforts to house Aborigines in white neighborhoods. The latter was met with fierce... Fathima Kazan Matt Eberhart EN101OLSP06 4/23/2006 Assimilation and the Australian Aborigine Assimilation occurs within all cultures to some degree, often to the detriment of the assimilated culture. Such is the case in Australia, where the indigenous population has been subjected to indignity and atrocity for much of Australia's early history. Early twentieth century assimilation efforts were ...

...society helping countries with economic and social problems, and also infrastructure investments. The Australian government provided $1 billion to the Indonesian government for use in the Aceh area; the effect of tsunami in this region was so devastating (Friedman, 2008). The $1 billion comprised two parts; $500 million in aid, and also $500 million in for loans to be used in infrastructure and social rehabilitation (Friedman, 2008). Aid is a type of political globalization where countries work as a common unit in solving a problem... Lecturer What have been the main effects of globalization in Australia? Globalization involves international integration which arises due to the interchange of ideas,...

...Australian society has largely been influenced by the views and politics of Arthur Calwell. Even while conceding to the fact that Calwell’s policies have been overturned and Australian societal composition has undergone a parallel change, this research will argue that Calwell’s background, ideas and temperament gave rise to post-World War II immigration policies which have had an inordinate effect upon Australian societal composition.2 Establishing the veracity of the aforementioned is contingent upon a review of Calwell’s background, an articulation of his ideas and temperament and, importantly, a critical analysis of his immigration policies... Australian Immigration Policies Post-globalisation, 21st...

...AUSTRALIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Why do we need a criminal justice system? (school) Why do we need a criminal justice system? Introduction There are various crimes which are plaguing our society. Since the days of the Roman and Greek empires, crimes have been a major part of normal and traditional society. Most of these crimes are similar to the ones which today still plague our society, and some of these include murder, robbery, theft, rape, and similar crimes. Throughout the years, these crimes have evolved in terms of means and methods of commission which now involve the internet and computers. These crimes have also increased in incidence and prevalence rates and have infiltrated most... ?Running head:...

...Australian society is considered as one of the most civilized, liberal... Analysis of Australian industries Introduction Business activities are controlled by many internal and external factors. It is easy for an organization to control the internal factors whereas the external factors mostly beyond the control of the organization. External factors are mainly related to the environment in which the organization operates. They are; technological element, economic element, legal-political element, socio- cultural element and international element. Australia is one of the major developed countries in the world. Australia ranks among the top 15 countries, in terms of contribution to world value added, in th...

...society from criminal elements. On the Australian side, it was partially socially engineered to the extent that the earlier waves of settlements were white Anglo-Saxons and other races were hardly welcomed as citizens, or settlers. In further confirmation of the fact that economic imperatives did not distract the Australian public or its policy makers from the social aspect and societal consequences of immigration, reactions to blackbirding are quite informative... There is little, if any doubt, that Australia's immigration policy was a socially engineered one. In order to better understand the implications ofthis claim, it is firstly important to define socially engineered policies as public policies...

...society. For a long time, there was cultural conflict between the aborigines and the whites. The aborigines were being treated like slaves by some whites (Bird and Davis 1999; Gilbert 1978). Gilbert volunteered to become a voice for the aborigines and their determination to get equal human rights. Through his works, especially poems, Gilbert blatantly voiced his concern for the social issues of the aborigines. Unlike other authors, he used a more daring approach to this issue and revealed the lot of bitterness embedded in the black Australians. The aborigines were slaves... ?Kevin Gilbert-Australian Indigenous Artist Overview of the life and background of Kevin Gilbert Kevin Gilbert was an Australian...

...society. For a long time, there was cultural conflict between the aborigines and the whites. The aborigines were being treated like slaves by some whites (Bird and Davis 1999; Gilbert 1978). Gilbert volunteered to become a voice for the aborigines and their determination to get equal human rights. Through his works, especially poems, Gilbert blatantly voiced his concern for the social issues of the aborigines. Unlike other authors, he used a more daring approach to this issue and revealed the lot of bitterness embedded in the black Australians. The aborigines were slaves... Kevin Gilbert-Australian Indigenous Artist Overview of the life and background of Kevin Gilbert Kevin Gilbert was an Australian...

...Australian Welfare from 1945 to 1996 and the degree of income equality in the society during this time period. The Australian welfare state under-went a number of changes Post World War 2 from 1945 and till 1996. These changes resulted in income inequality in the Australian society. In this article, we analyze the changes that took place over this period of time and its implications. We also outline here that what changes need to take place in order to achieve greater income equality. Historical Background: The history of Australia since 1945 i.e. Post World War II has under-gone many changes. Let us first look at the historical timeline... to observe and assess the changes that took...

...Australian Law The gender discrimination in Australia has been one of the major problems faced by the nation and to eradicate it the Australian government along with the states has formulated laws to spread equality among all the section of people in the country. The discrimination among the gender in Australia has been evident in almost all the sectors of the country and the paper analyzes the problem of discrimination based on genders and the laws and regulations framed to promote such practice in a reputed country like Australia. Australian society and evidence of discrimination: Gender inequality is a matter of regular experience in Australia. The overall condition of women... the...

...society’s margins and it’s only in recent times that the government has begun giving them attention because ignoring them is no longer working (Fleming & Parker, 2012). In fact, it is crucial to understand that the methodical removal of native Australians from their original domains, the annihilation of native families by way of “policies” and withholding decades’ worth of wages have had and will go on having a lasting effect on the well-being and health of Indigenous people (Nelson, 2009, pp.97-102... Australian Healthcare System: Indigenous Health Australian Healthcare System: Indigenous Health One of the finest healthcare systemsin the world is found in Australia; nevertheless, it has several...