Bivariate Outcome Small Area Estimation using Spatial Bayesian Hierarchical Models
Seminar
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Launch of the 2023 Mapping Social Cohesion Report
Lecture
Since 2007, the Scanlon Mapping Social Cohesion Research series has been tracking Australians' attitudes to important social cohesion issues including belonging, migration, democracy and the economy.In 2023, Australians have been faced with challenging national and global circumstances, economic…
Mapping Social Cohesion 2023
Seminar
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Toward a Network Theory of Family Change
Seminar
Global economic inequality is on the rise, with poorer regions bearing the highest burden. There is a common assumption that by understanding family dynamics across the globe, we can gain clearer insight into the roots of inequalities. This common assertion that macro-level phenomena can be…
Health Capacity to Work among Older People in the Kingdom of Thailand
Seminar
Thailand’s aging population has impacted its labor force. This study examines additional health capacity to work (AHCW) with established methods. Data were obtained from the mortality registry, national health, aging, labor force, and welfare surveys. The estimated AHCW for those aged 50 to 69…
Fertility Intentions to Decisions: Investigating Factors that Affect China-born Women’s Fertility Intentions in Australia
Seminar
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Health and Complexity in South and Sub-Saharan Africa
Seminar
Almost 30 years since political liberation, vast social, economic and health inequities exist throughout South Africa. These are especially stark when contrasting rural and urban health experiences and outcomes, where broader socio-political phenomena are brought to bear on people’s everyday lives…