The health program, 'Revolusi KIA' in Nusa Tenggara Timur, Indonesia
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Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) is one of Indonesia's provinces where maternal and child mortality rates are still high. The maternal mortality rate (MMR) for Indonesia was 220 per 100,000 live births in 2010, while NTT province was 287. In rural districts, such as South Central Timor (TTS), the MMR was…
Analysis of Muslim networking on the Chinese web
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In the midst of Uyghur separatism, media attention, security analysis and academic research predominantly have been focusing on the political aspect of Islam in China. While not denying the importance of political Islam and security efforts in containing religious violence in China, this…
Online social networks and successful ageing in Australia
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This is a PhD final seminar. Mahin Raissi is a PhD candidate in ADSRI.
Impacts of rural-urban out-migration on gender relations and parenting in mother-migrant/father-left behind families in Southern Vietnam
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This is a PhD midterm seminar. Ha Dao is a PhD Candidate in ADSRI.
Humanitarian and skilled immigrants from Africa: Their demography and human capital
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To date our study of Africans in Australia has compared Humanitarian entrants from Africa with other migrant categories. This presentation seeks comments on the next step which will focus on Humanitarian entrants. The number of persons born in Sub-Saharan Africa (including Sudan) enumerated in the…
Australian men's intentions for childbearing: what determines them?
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This is a PhD mid-term seminar. Amina Keygan is a PhD Candidate in ADSRI.
What is driving marriage trends in Asia?
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Age at marriage is rising almost everywhere in Asia. Throughout East and Southeast Asia parental involvement in or control over choice of spouse is weakening and divorce rates are rising, paralleling rising incomes and education. This appears to provide support for 'convergence' theories of family…