New large-scale Asia literacy programs are not necessary for Australia to prosper in the Asian Century, argues this report. There are approximately 2 billion English speakers globally, while English is spoken by about 800 million people in Asia and is widely used as an official language in the region. Multicultural Australia is also home to approximately 2.2 million speakers of Asian languages, including more than 650,000 speakers of Chinese languages, and extensive Asian cultural literacy. We should therefore be sceptical of calls by commentators and proposals from politicians to spend billions of dollars to solve Australia’s Asia literacy non-problem
The CPA Australia survey report shows that Australia\u27s lack of integration with Asia is affecting...
The Australian project of accommodation to the Asia-Pacific region as the dynamic centre of the worl...
In separate ways, two issues have concerned scholars in Australia and beyond. The first challenge co...
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced a commitment to making Australia the most Asia literate nation i...
Reform is needed to improve Asian literacy in schools, writes Ben Jensen in The Australian. We are f...
This paper argues that government programs to upskill the Australian workforce for the Asian Centur...
The recent decision to invest in a substantial multimillion dollar award to the China Studies Centre...
Within the Anglosphere, globalization is sometimes understood as in terms of Australia, Canada, the ...
After more than 60 policy reports published since the 1950s, a national approach to fostering Austra...
This report is neither a celebration nor, to say it in Australian, a whinge. It provides a snapshot ...
This article provides a comparative analysis of foreign language policies in Asia and Australia with...
This report initiated Australia\u27s first national strategy for developing an Asian languages and c...
On Wednesday 28 September 2011, Prime Minister Gillard announced that the Australian Government had ...
Swinburne University\u27s Kenneth Chern discusses the Australia in the Asian Century White Pape...
This paper traces the evolution of ideas on the question of how Australians might become Asia-litera...
The CPA Australia survey report shows that Australia\u27s lack of integration with Asia is affecting...
The Australian project of accommodation to the Asia-Pacific region as the dynamic centre of the worl...
In separate ways, two issues have concerned scholars in Australia and beyond. The first challenge co...
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced a commitment to making Australia the most Asia literate nation i...
Reform is needed to improve Asian literacy in schools, writes Ben Jensen in The Australian. We are f...
This paper argues that government programs to upskill the Australian workforce for the Asian Centur...
The recent decision to invest in a substantial multimillion dollar award to the China Studies Centre...
Within the Anglosphere, globalization is sometimes understood as in terms of Australia, Canada, the ...
After more than 60 policy reports published since the 1950s, a national approach to fostering Austra...
This report is neither a celebration nor, to say it in Australian, a whinge. It provides a snapshot ...
This article provides a comparative analysis of foreign language policies in Asia and Australia with...
This report initiated Australia\u27s first national strategy for developing an Asian languages and c...
On Wednesday 28 September 2011, Prime Minister Gillard announced that the Australian Government had ...
Swinburne University\u27s Kenneth Chern discusses the Australia in the Asian Century White Pape...
This paper traces the evolution of ideas on the question of how Australians might become Asia-litera...
The CPA Australia survey report shows that Australia\u27s lack of integration with Asia is affecting...
The Australian project of accommodation to the Asia-Pacific region as the dynamic centre of the worl...
In separate ways, two issues have concerned scholars in Australia and beyond. The first challenge co...