Shanghai Forum
Professor Peter McDonald and Dr Meimanat Hosseini-Chavoshi from ADSRI participated in the 7th Shanghai Forum held on May 26-29, 2012. The Forum had a special focus on economic challenges and…
ADSRI commentary on the Census
Siew-Ean Khoo, Portrait of a population: what the census found, The Conversation, 21 June 2012. Edith Gray, Anna Reimondos and Liz Allen, Australian census: one in ten live alone, but that doesn’t…
Alumni news
Dr Namuunda Mutombo appointed Zambian National Advisor – Population Dr Namuunda Mutombo, a PhD graduate of the Demography and Sociology Program (the predecessor to ADSRI), has been appointed…
19th century Tasmanian families
Helen Moyle PhD candidate I am a PhD candidate in ADRSI studying historical demography and looking at the fertility of couples marrying in Tasmania in the 2nd half of the 19th century. I am looking…
Wally: A picture worth a thousand words
Annemarie Ashton-Wyatt PhD candidate It is easy to get hooked on words and numbers, especially when your life revolves around a word count. Research authors who are pressed for time may skimp on…
Job opportunities - Research Assistants
An exciting part time opportunity is available for an experienced Research Assistant to contribute to research projects at the Australian Demographic and Social Research Institute (ADSRI). ADSRI is…
Intergen+10 conference
Professor Peter McDonald was among a group of leading economists, demographers, academics, industry representatives and senior public servants who spoke at the Intrgen+10 conference. The conference,…