在澳大利亚建立新生活(BNLA)数据集:对澳大利亚人道主义移民的纵向研究

Pilar Rioseco, John De Maio, Cuc Hoang
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本文介绍了在澳大利亚建立新生活(BNLA)数据集,这是一项对澳大利亚人道主义移民的大规模纵向研究。我们概述了这项研究的主要特点,并概述了可用的措施和潜在的用途。BNLA的前三波数据目前可供批准的用户使用,涵盖了最近一批人道主义移民在澳大利亚定居的前三年。
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The Building a New Life in Australia (BNLA) Dataset: A Longitudinal Study of Humanitarian Migrants in Australia
This article presents an introduction to the Building a New Life in Australia (BNLA) dataset, a large-scale longitudinal study of humanitarian migrants in Australia. We outline the main characteristics of the study and provide an overview of the measures available and potential uses. The first three waves of the BNLA data are currently available to approved users, covering the first three years of the settlement journey of a recent cohort of humanitarian migrants in Australia.
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