Birthplace, Migration and Crime

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Focusing on the intersection of migration and crime, the book examines both historical and contemporary cases in Australia. It addresses various issues, including mental health, victimology, and immigration policy, while presenting a compelling argument that birthplace, rather than race, plays a critical role in the crimes committed by migrants. Through legal analysis and case studies, it provides a nuanced perspective on the complexities of migrant experiences and their implications for society.