1. Spatial Patterns of Ethnicity

7. Activity
Construct a timeline of migrant streams into Sydney (refer to p226)

8. Push and Pull Factors for Migration to Australia
Higher living standards
Social dislocation and homelessness in postwar Europe
Political unrest
Rural poverty in southern Europe

9. 1980’s – 1990’s Change in immigration policy
Refugee migrants (Lebanon, Vietnam, Indochina etc)
Professional and business migrants (East-South East Asian countries

11. The Ethnic Dimension of Sydney’s Urban Residential Structure
Two elements
Process: incorporates the degree of distinctiveness or difference from the host society, the amount of assimilation or integration required to incorporate each migrant group into the receiving society
Spatial outcomes: are the end product of all the elements involved in ethnic segregation: SES, prejudice, time of arrival etc. Fig reveals the most recently arrived and culturally different groups are the most spatially segregated or concentrated.

13. Activities
Answer questions 1-4 p233 on ‘The Geography of Religion’