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Jim Jupp on the civilised ambiance of Victorian cultural politics
James Jupp.
Political scientist Jim Jupp reflects on the civilised ambiance of Victorian cultural politics
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Date Added:
09 March 2009
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1.3 MB
Length:
00min34sec
Transcript
Jupp:
00:11
The whole ethnic and religious situation in Melbourne is much calmer, much less tension there. And the political, the political parties respond accordingly. And by and large I think, you know, you wouldn’t find a very much of an audience in Melbourne for an outright attack on multiculturalism.
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