Science versus advocacy in research on immigrantsFootnote¹
I thank M.D.R. Evans and F.L. Jones for their comments, although they do not necessarily agree with everything I have said. The second half of the paper draws heavily on a report written jointly with them (Kelley, Jones and Evans 1986)

Jonathan Kelley Department of Sociology, Institute of Advanced Studies, Australian National University

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BrianM. Bullivant. (1988) Social engineers hoist with their own petard: A rejoinder to Kalantzis and Cope. Journal of Intercultural Studies 9:2, pages 84-87.
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Andrew Jakubowicz & Stephen Castles. (1988) Why objectivity need not lead to understanding: A rejoinder to Mariah Evans, Frank Jones, Jonathan Kelley et al.. Journal of Intercultural Studies 9:1, pages 80-84.
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Science versus advocacy in research on immigrantsFootnote¹
I thank M.D.R. Evans and F.L. Jones for their comments, although they do not necessarily agree with everything I have said. The second half of the paper draws heavily on a report written jointly with them (Kelley, Jones and Evans 1986)

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I thank M.D.R. Evans and F.L. Jones for their comments, although they do not necessarily agree with everything I have said. The second half of the paper draws heavily on a report written jointly with them (Kelley, Jones and Evans 1986)