Comparing Malaysia and Singapore with self-declared migrant societies like Australia.

What is it about?

For a century and a half the area now known as Malaysia and Singapore hads among the highest rates of immigration and foreign-born population in the world. Nationalism in the mid-20th century drastically changed this pattern and made it appear a negative in a world of nation-states. Yet immigration rates have again crept up in recent years, as the benefits of a growing cosmopolitan population become evident.

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