01693cam a2200361 a 4500001001300000003000900013005001700022008004100039020001500080020002400095037001800119040002100137043001200158082001800170082002200188100004100210245006600251260005300317300003200370490009700402500004500499500006700544500002100611504002800632520034000660650002601000650004001026650002501066650003401091700002201125710007701147830010701224000012303601AU-EpEBC20170324102908.0960624s1996    acaa     bs  f00000 eng d  a0644459069  a064435805X (series)  a9601414bAGPS  aAIEAcAIEAdNEMB  au-at---04a294.309942200 a305.8294309942201 aAdam, Enid L.q(Enid Lilian),d1936-14aThe Buddhists in Australia /cEnid Adam and Philip J. Hughes.  aCanberra :bAustralia Govt. Pub. Service,c1996.  axii, 71 p. :bill ;c24 cm.1 aReligious community profiles / Bureau of Immigration, Multicultural and Population Research.  aSeries General Editor: Philip J. Hughes.  a"Bureau of Immigration, Multicultural and Population Research"  aIncludes tables.  aBibliography: p. 70-71.  aProvides an account of the early development of Buddhism in Australia and describes the way it is practiced and organized in Australia. It outlines how recent immigration from Asia has resulted in the proliferation of Buddhist communities in the light of 1991 Census data and includes an examination of contempory Australian Buddhists. 0aBuddhistszAustralia. 0aBuddhistszAustraliavCensus, 1991. 0aBuddhismzAustralia. 0aBuddhismzAustraliaxHistory.1 aHughes, Philip J.1 aAustralia.bBureau of Immigration, Multicultural and Population Research 0aReligious community profiles (Australia. Bureau of Immigration, Multicultural and Population Research)