The politics and history of immigration in Aotearoa

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Research and Reason

Faculty of Arts and Education, University of Auckland

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The politics and history of immigration in Aotearoa

Research and Reason

32 minutes 34 seconds

1 month ago

The politics and history of immigration in Aotearoa

How does immigration policy impact our peoples and society?

Professor Francis Collins discusses how immigration policies has evolved in the last 40 years. In conversation with our media adviser Julianne Evans, he explores how “neutral” policies can still produce unequal outcomes, the precarity faced by temporary workers, and the opportunity to rethink Aotearoa New Zealand's immigration policy.

You can read more in Francis' book Edges of Empire: the politics of immigration in Aotearoa New Zealand, 1980-2020: https://aucklanduniversitypress.co.nz/edges-of-empire/