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Globally mobile lives and suburban government schooling

Also known as: Globalisation, family experiences of schooling and imagined futures in suburban Melbourne
Australian Data Archive
Higginson, Joanne
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This data set comprises project materials and selected interview transcripts from Joanne Higginson's PhD project with Melbourne Graduate School of Education. Consent was given for fifteen of a larger set of interviews to be deposited in an archive service for potential future use, including by other researchers. The interviews were with senior secondary students and their parents who have experience of family life and schooling in both Australia and other countries, they were conducted in 2017 and 2018 and refer to skilled migration experiences, Australian expatriate work experience and to families migrating or returning to Australia due social and economic crises in Greece and Venezuela.

Created: 2017-07-01 to 2018-12-20

Date Accepted : 2019-08-21

Data time period: 2017-07-01 to 2018-12-20

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text: Australia

text: Suburbs of Melbourne

text: Victoria

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Migration | Narrative Life History Interviews | Studies in Human Society | Schooling | Social Sciences |

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