Flood governance in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam: Implications of social learning for household and institutional adaptation
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This is a PhD proposal seminar. Thong Tran is a PhD Candidate in ADSRI.
Policy and practice uses of measures of adversity in families with young children
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Many studies of risk factors for poor outcomes in children and parents utilise analytic approaches that estimate the importance of any one factor after adjustment for all other factors. We have developed measures of multiple adversity for families with young children so that the cumulative effect…
Internationalisation in Australian universities: Developing students’ intercultural competence in the Asian century
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Globally, there has been a rapid increase in the numbers of foreign tertiary education students enrolled outside their country of origin in the past decade. The increasing cultural diversity on university campuses, such as in Australia, can potentially contribute to internationalising the outlook…
Re-partnering and parenthood: an Australian perspective
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This is a PhD mid-term seminar. Nea-Ann Bax is a PhD Candidate in ADSRI.
Modes of aged care for the elderly in Vietnam: Adaptation to change
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This is a PhD mid-term seminar. Cuc Hoang is a PhD Candidate with ADSRI.
Canberra celebrates its centenary – 100 years of population change
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Presented by the Australian Demographic & Research Institute and the Australian Population Association. Photo: Siew-Ean Khoo, Alison Taylor, Peter McDonald and Denise Carlton. Audio and slides of the seminar Abstract In the 100 years since Canberra was formally named on 12 March 1913 as…
Low fertility in Iran: New policy debate
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After two decades of population control policy, Iran’s parliament has just ratified a law to introduce a pronatalist policy. Recent population policy debates have been based on the assumptions of sharp fertility decline, regional imbalances in population growth, and rapid ageing in the future.…