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Lao Australians on Sydney's Urban Fringe: A Non-Cosmopolitan Transnationalism?

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Carruthers, Ashley

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University of California

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I am at a weekend gathering at a Lao household in Campbelltown, on the very edge of Sydney. We are watching the rugby league Grand Final on a TV set that has been dragged outside so we can see it as we eat ox tongue straight off the barbecue. We are also

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Amerasia Journal

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2037-12-31