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  • At the coal face in Australia: the youth climate movement 
    Ison Nicky (Oxford University Press, 2009)
    This chapter is a reflection on the youth climate movement in Australia and draws on ideas from the theories of change.
  • China's Engagement with Global Health Democracy: Was SARS a Watershed 
    Chan Lai-Ha (World Scientific Publishing, Singapore, 2012)
    Growing interest in a wide range of global health issues makes China an increasingly important actor in the international health arena. This case study provides a closer look at the transitions in China's health policy ...
  • Closing the Evidence Gap 
    Behrendt Larissa (Centre for Policy Development, 2010)
    A critique of the ALP's Inidgenous Policy
  • The desire for something better: learning and organising in the new world of work 
    Brown Anthony (Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), 2009)
    There is an increasing polarisation of income, job opportunities and access to education in the advanced economies. Simultaneously there is a continuing reordering of economic relations between the advanced and the newly ...
  • Focus groups in health research 
    Davidson Patricia; Halcomb Elizabeth; Gholizadeh Leila (Oxford University Press, 2010)
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  • Getting the best of you for nothing: casual voices in the Australian Academy 
    Brown Anthony; Goodman James; Yasukawa Keiko (National Tertiary Education Union, 2006)
    This research was supported by the National Recruitment funding of the NTEU. Its aim was to undertake an in-depth qualitative study of the experiences of casual academic staff in an Australian University, particularly, ...
  • Individual responsibility and voluntary action on climate change 
    Kent Jennifer (Institute for Environmental Studies, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, 2009)
    This paper will consider individual responsibility for climate change mitigation as it is expressed through forms of voluntary action; how perceptions of agency may contribute to broader level change; and the implications ...
  • Internet Archive of 2000 Fiji Coup 
    Unknown author (2012-05-23)
    This collection contains an Internet archive of crisis coverage of the 2000 Fiji coup by University of the South Pacific journalism students. David Robie and journalism students at the University of the South Pacific (USP) ...
  • Legacy 
    Behrendt Larissa (University of Queensland PRess, 2009)
    Simone Harlowe is young and clever, an Aboriginal lawyer straddling two lives and two cultures while studying at Harvard. Her family life back in Sydney is defined by the complex relationship she has with her father, Tony, ...
  • Overview Report On The Evaluation Of The Incident Information Management System 
    Braithwaite Jeffrey; Travaglia Jo; Westbrook Mary; Jorm Christine; Hunter Cynthia; Carroll Katherine; Iedema Roderick; Ekambareshwar Mahalakshmi (UNSW, 2006)
    This report presents the findings of multiple studies conducted to evaluate the Incident Information Management System (IIMS) for NSW Health. IIMS was introduced by NSW Health to act as a core mechanism for safety and ...
  • A study of visitor use and satisfaction in Mungo national park 
    Archer David; Griffin Anthony (Sustainable Tourism CRC, 2005)
    This report presents results from visitor surveys conducted in Mungo National Park (NP) during winter and spring of 2001. The study was managed and carried out by a team of researchers from the School of Leisure, Sport and ...
  • Submission No. 14 to the Australian Senate Community Affairs Committee on the Inquiry into the the Aged Care Amendment (2008) Measures No. 2 Bill 
    Dela Rama Marie; Edwards Melissa; Dalton Bronwen (Australian Parliament House, 2008)
    With two other School of Management colleagues, Melissa Edwards and Bronwen Dalton, we made this submission into the following Community Affairs Committee Inquiry. This submission was later cited by Ian Verrender, a Sydney ...
  • Talking about the Weather 
    Neumark Norie; Miranda Maria (Antipodes curated by Tim Nohe, 2008)
    Talking About the Weather is an ongoing cross media project sparked by our response to the terrifying spectre of global climate change. Sheer terror at the possibilities that are being talked about led us to talking about ...
  • Tapping the pulse of youth in cosmopolitan south-western Sydney: A pilot study 2007 
    Collins John; Reid Carol; Fabiansson Charlotte; Healey Louise (Department of Immigration and Citizenship, Australian Government, 2010)
    In order to explore many aspects of the lives of cosmopolitan youth, we devised a survey that was trialled among 51 youth aged between 14 and 17 years living in Western or South-Western Sydney. On the basis of this ...
  • Understanding iterative homelessness: The case of people with mental disorders. Final Report No 45 
    Robinson Catherine (Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, 2003)
    Full project publication list includes four separate works: Positioning Paper, This study aimed to improve our empirical and conceptual understanding of the precursors of homelessness among vulnerable groups. Such a study ...
  • Visitor study 1999-2000: northern NSW national parks 
    Griffin Anthony; Archer David (Sustainable Tourism CRC, 2005)
    This report presents the results from a series of visitor surveys conducted in a set of seven national parks in north-eastern New South Wales. The set of parks included Boonoo Boonoo, Bald Rock, Gibraltar Range, Washpool, ...
  • Waters of belonging : Al-miyahu Tajma'unah: Arabic Australians and the Georges River Parklands 
    Goodall Heather; Byrne Denis; Cadzow Allison; Wearing Stephen (UTSePress, 2012)
    This series arises from Parklands, Culture and Communities, a project which looks at how cultural diversity shapes people's understandings and use of the Georges River and green spaces in Sydney's south west. We focus on ...