2020
DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2020-2108
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Ethnolinguistic diversity in New Zealand: A socioeconomic analysis

Abstract: Changes in New Zealand’s immigration policy from the 1980s onwards contributed to growing diversity in the source country of migrants, and has transformed the ethnolinguistic composition of the country’s population in recent decades. The number of people who speak non-official languages is increasing, while the proportion of the English-speaking monolingual population is gradually decreasing. Many immigrants have been unable to integrate into the local labour market at levels commensurate with their qualificat… Show more

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“…There were a few countries, concerning religious identity, in which it was not possible to find good indicators for a model that fitted the data, namely, the United States, New Zealand, Taiwan, Thailand, Czech Republic and Russia. The United States and New Zealand are English-speaking developed countries with strong cultural affinity (Buckingham, 2020;McDonald, 2017). The United States is a stable religious country (more than three-quarters of the population report being religious and 70% are Catholic and there are few fluctuations in these values) (Pew Research Center, 2022); however, the United States is composed of very different states, whether geographically, culturally, or socially, and this may help to understand the difficulty in confirming a universal model of religious identity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There were a few countries, concerning religious identity, in which it was not possible to find good indicators for a model that fitted the data, namely, the United States, New Zealand, Taiwan, Thailand, Czech Republic and Russia. The United States and New Zealand are English-speaking developed countries with strong cultural affinity (Buckingham, 2020;McDonald, 2017). The United States is a stable religious country (more than three-quarters of the population report being religious and 70% are Catholic and there are few fluctuations in these values) (Pew Research Center, 2022); however, the United States is composed of very different states, whether geographically, culturally, or socially, and this may help to understand the difficulty in confirming a universal model of religious identity.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%