Modern Migration and Politics

Vocabulary flashcards covering Australian visa categories, the socio-economic impacts of ending migration, and factors influencing racial perception.

Visitor visas

A type of visa within Australia’s contemporary migration system for people visiting the country.

Studying and training visas

A category of Australian visas intended for individuals pursuing education or training.

Family and partner visas

A type of visa for family members or partners of people living in Australia.

Working and skilled visas

A category of Australian visas designed for individuals with specific professional skills or job offers.

Refugee and humanitarian visas

A type of Australian visa for individuals seeking asylum or humanitarian protection.

Fewer skilled workers

A potential consequence of people stopping migrating to Australia.

Reduced government revenue

An economic outcome identified as a result of stopping migration.

A smaller long-term economy

A long-term economic consequence that occurs when migration ceases.

Reduced cultural diversity

A social outcome resulting from people no longer migrating to Australia.

Historical and familial context

One of the factors that influences the way certain races are perceived.

Media and politics

Entities that influence migration policy debates and how certain races are perceived.

Lack of education

A factor cited as an influence on the perception of certain races.