Reports

2024 Age-Friendly Universities Report

2023

The Social Future of Australia

2018

2017 Workshop: Cry me a river – O’Donnell, Horne, Godden, Head

Erin O'Donnell
2016

Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Employment

Professor Anthony Elliott

Precarious migrants and national migration systems

Exploring the gender dimensions of intergovernmental relations

Markets and modern university

The coal rush, and beyond

Religion and sexual politics in postsecular Australia

The globalisation of international society

Tim Dunne and Chris Reus-Smit

ASSA-Treasury Workshop on Retirement Incomes Policy

2013 Australia–Canada collaborative travel grant

Researcher access to microdata

Climate Risk Governance in Vulnerable Cities: A Comparative Study of Brisbane and Shanghai

New catastrophism and futures

China’s Private Entrepreneurs: Property, Rights, and Public Policy

Ten years after the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement

Media and Community Building: A comparison research of Australia and China

Data Sovereignty for Indigenous Peoples: Current Practice and Future Needs

John Taylor (The Australian National University/ASSA) and TahuKukutai (TeWhareWānanga o Waikato/The University of Waikato)

Making Australian History: national and transnational perspectives

Determining the individual, community and societal response to communication impairment in Australia and China

Environmental management with community involvement at tourist destinations A systemic comparison between cases in China and Australia

2010 Australian Election

Professor Marian Simms,

Internal Migration and Social Security in China

Rural Communities: Is the social fabric of rural communities intact or in tatters?

A/Professor Margaret Alston

Portrait of a Nation 2003

Dr Rachel Gibson

Enhancing public organisations’ digital literacy to facilitate online engagement

Aborigines, Culture and Economy

Diane Austin-Broos

Climate change responses across regional Australia: social learning and adaptation

John Martin

War, Commerce and Ethics in British International Political Thought

Ian Hall and Lisa Hill

Sisters of Sisyphus?

Professors Raewyn Connell, Barbara Fawcett and GabrielleMeagher

Evaluating judicial performance: Editors’ introduction

Positive Pathways for Couples and Families

Gery Karantzas and Patricia Noller

The Great Risk Shift? Institutionalisation of Individualism

Energy security in the era of climate change

Religion and state intervention and opposition

Jack Barbalet, Adam Possamai, and Bryan Turner

Rethinking Australian research on migration and diversity

Philanthropy and public culture

Kate Darian-Smith, Julie McLeod and Glenda Sluga

Ethics for living in the Anthropocene

Katherine Gibson, Ruth Fincher and Deborah Bird Rose

Racism, exclusion and poverty