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  • Cosmopolitan Northbridge: A changing inner-city ethnic landscape 
    Jordan Kirrily; Collins Jock (Network Books, 2009)
    Northbridge is an ethnic precinct in inner-city Perth. It is a precinct w.ith a changing ethnic history, at one tie 'Chinatown', at another 'Little Italy' and 'Little Saigon'. Its key character is the great ethnic diversity ...
  • The ethnic landscape of rural Australia: Non-Anglo-Celtic immigrant communities and the built environment 
    Jordan Kirrily; Krivokapic-Skoko Branka; Collins Jock (Elsevier, 2009)
    Rural ethnic minorities occupy unique economic, social, as well as geographical places in Australian society. Non-Anglo-Celtic immigrants have transformed the rural landscapes through the construction of public and private ...
  • Ethnic Minorities and the Built Environment in Rural and Regional Australia 
    Jordan Kirrily; Krivokapic-Skoko Branka; Collins Jock (Common Ground Publishing, 2007)
    Australia has one of the highest proportions of migrants of any country in the world. One aspect of this migration that is still poorly understood is the impact of different ethnic groups on the built environment of ...
  • Ethnic precincts as ethnic tourism destinations in urban Australia 
    Collins Jock; Jordan Kirrily (Cognizant Communication Corporation, 2009)
    Australia has received one of the relatively largest and most diverse intakes of immigrants of any of the Western nations, with more than half of the population of Australia's largest cities first- or second-generation ...
  • Immigration and multicultural place-making in rural and regional Australia 
    Jordan Kirrily; Krivokapic-Skoko Branka; Collins Jock (Springer and CSIRO, 2011)
    There has been comparatively little research on the relationship between immigrants and place in the context of rural and regional Australia. Considering that immigration to regional and rural Australia has been given ...
  • Italian immigrants and the built environment in rural Australia 
    Jordan Kirrily; Krivokapic-Skoko Branka; Collins John (Emerald Insight, 2010)
    Non-Anglo-Celtic immigrants have transformed Australian rural landscape through the construction of public and private spaces expressing their cultural heritage. These sites can also significantly impact the dynamics of ...