Ethnicity, Class and Gender in Australia is the culmination of the contributors' years of research, teaching and political action. The editors have written and published widely in the area of race, class and social change, and GILL BOTTOMLEY is Senior Lecturer in Anthropology and Comparative Sociology at Macquarie University and is one of the coeditors of the recent book The Family in the Modern World (1983). MARIE DE LEPERVANCHE is Senior Lecturer in Anthropology at the University of Sydney. Her most recent publication is Indians in a White Australia.

• ContributorsTables and FiguresPreface1 Immigration and class: the Australian experience - Jock Collins2 Ethnicity, multiculturalism and neo-conservatism - Andrew Jakubowicz3 The 'naturalness' of inequality - Marie de Lepervanche4 Migrantness, culture and ideology - Michael Morrissey5 Multiculturalism and education policy - Mary Kalantzis and Bill Cope6 Women on the move: migration and feminism - Gill Bottomley7 Non English-speaking women: production and social reproduction - Jeannie Martin8 A new Australian working class leadership: the case of Ford Broadmeadows - Constance Lever Tracy9 Migrant communities and class politics: the Greek community in Australia - Michael Kakakios and John van de Velden10 Generations and class: Sicilian-Australians in Melbourne - Bill Hampel11 Religion, law and family disputes in a Lebanese Muslim community in Sydney - Michael HumphreyBibliographyIndex