Juliet Pietsch Knihy

Focusing on migration theories, the book analyzes the political participation and representation of immigrants and ethnic minorities in settler and multicultural countries like Australia, the United States, and Canada. It explores the unique factors that contribute to the differing experiences of these groups in each nation, utilizing various empirical tools to provide insights into the complexities of immigration and integration within diverse societies.

The book explores the intricate international relations of Southeast Asia, highlighting the unique bilateral relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia. It delves into the cultural connections that bind these two nations, presenting them as part of a unified Indo-Malay cultural sphere despite their status as separate states. The analysis emphasizes how this cultural affinity influences their diplomatic interactions and regional dynamics.

This research explores the experiences of temporary migrant workers from Southeast Asia in Australia, demonstrating that migrant workers, on the whole, live without a political voice or clear pathway to permanent residency and citizenship.