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Q. What are the benefits (e.g. cultural maintenance, provision of services, etc.) and challenges (e.g. exclusion, stereotyping/prejudice, etc.) of ethnic residential concentration in the suburb of Cabramatta?1. Identify the impacts of migration upon social and cultural landscapes in Sydney.2. Identify the benefits and challenges of ethnic residential concentration.3. Understand the challenges presented by migrating to a new country.4. Use photographic evidence to illustrate social and cultural processes.
essay must include three illustrative photographs (see information below). The essay should be 1,000 words (but this does not include reference list, figure captions or photograph source information).
Please see in the upload files for articles (references) and photographs (must include in the essay. and also i have uploaded samples of the structure of my essay. And Please note that the essay should be 1000 words itself without references or captions.

Effective writing techniques The first sentence of this paragraph is an excellent example of a ‘topic sentence’. We read this sentence and can quickly tell what the paragraph will be about. Secondly, ethnic residential concentration lends itself to provision of services. Dunn (1998) notes how the ethnic concentration serves as an advantage, as it makes the provision of ‘Indo-Chinese-specific services’ economically viable for government and non-government agencies (p.518). Figure 2 shows Fairfield Migrant Resource Centre in Cabramatta, which is justified because high ethnic residential concentration makes the location of the Centre both effective and strategic. This paragraph has a good structure: a point is made (in the topic sentence); it is then explained (sentence 2), and an example is given (sentence 3). Another good feature is the use of a scholarly source to support the argument. This makes the argument stronger. In this essay all arguments must be supported by scholarly readings. Figure 2. Cabramatta Community Centre, looking west on Railway Parade, Cabramatta, 5 October 2010. Cabramatta Community Centre contains Fairfield Migrant Resource Centre, which reflects the high presence of migrants in the Fairfield Local Government Area and especially around Cabramatta, where this centre is located. Source: 35-70mm zoom/ digital/ exp.auto/ BGS. Note the clear formatting: 12 point font, 1.5 spacing between lines. Thirdly, ethnic-specific businesses are economically viable, not so much to residential concentration, but rather, ‘activity-space concentration’ (Dunn 1998, p.420). Cabramatta has been described as ‘the regional centre’ (interview transcript, 1998 as cited in Dunn, 1998, p. 520) of the Indo-Chinese community within Sydney. In the estimate of Dunn (1993), This author has chosen to ‘signpost’ the different parts of their argument by using numbers (Second, Third etc) in the body of the essay. Techniques like this can help to structure your essay and make your key points stand out. How else might you signpost your argument? Page 2

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Without any doubt migration had a positive impact on cultural, social and economic aspect of Australia. Initially migrants show great adaptability and resilience in a new ecosystem and surroundings. They are eager to take any job or opportunity that comes across and show great zeal and hard work in the assigned task. A classic example of this would be of Fairfield which is considered as 2nd lowest state in terms of health amenities and economic infrastructure by local Australian survey bodies, but still majority of its migrant residents considers it to be the safest and most happy places to stay (according to a survey conducted by Fairfield City Council). Similar results have been observed in Cabramatta as well. Acceptability of migrants from different culture and ethic group promotes multiculturalism, helps curbs racism and social exclusion. Diversified cultural and ethnicity group makes any place a great learning platform for students of anthropology and international travelers. Right socio-cultural mix supports and augments economic growth of a region as well.
The general perception related to ethnic residential concertation in impoverished urban areas is always depicted in a negative connotation. It is always assumed that community might be deprived of basic rights and are areas for improvement of socio, political and economic status (Hugo, Menzies, 1980). This could also be attributed to many studies and literatures around this topic which assumes ethnic concentrations as manifestations of societal malady. It is based on a premise that social distance equated with spatial distance. Urban social theorists have adopted typical views of assimilation and have been advocates of societal ethnic homogeneity (Dunn, 1993). And especially in regards to minority ethnic groups, it is an assumption that assimilation a residential dispersal is an end result. In many literatures and scholarly articles propinquity is considered an important component of identity retention. Some of the positive aspects of pros of ethnic regional concentration such as successful maintenance of cultural identity, remains unexplored or less talked about. It also cultivates a dynamic sense of cultural identity which in itself is a positive indicator and directs towards acceptability quotient of migrant groups by a society.

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