Flows of immigrants to South Australia Tasmania and Western Australia.
Reasons why certain regions of Australia such as South Australia and Tasmania receive a disproportionately small share of immigrant arrivals are explored. Comparisons are made with trends in Western Australia. The authors identify policies that might influence the geographic distribution of immigrants. The study examines the patterns of interstate migration and migrant characteristics. (ANNOTATION)
In this article an attempt is made to review the population policies and related family planning strategies in [India] as they have evolved during the past three decades with a view to identify control management interventions that would contribute to more effective implementation of the population programmes. Towards this purpose case studies of three states Goa Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu which are considered to be more successful states are also presented and discussed. Factors affecting program outcome are socioeconomic level political support of the small family norm and efficiency of governmental health and family welfare programs. (EXCERPT)