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Keynote Address |
Professor
Hugh Stretton
New
And Old Conditions For Inclusion
Hugh Stretton is Emeritus Professor and visiting research fellow in the School of Economics, University of Adelaide. He is a distinguished historian, social scientist, public intellectual and author of the controversial Economics: A New Introduction (1999).
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Associate
Professor Kathryn Edin
Work Is Not Enough
Kathryn Edin is an Associate Professor in the Institute for Policy Research, Northwestern University, Chicago, USA. She is a sociologist and ethnographer involved in a number of research studies of low-income families, children and welfare reform in the US. Her most recent book (with Laura Lein) is Making Ends Meet: How Single Mothers Survive Welfare and Low-Wage Work (Russell Sage Foundation, 1997).
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Professor
Jonathan Bradshaw How Has The Notion of Social Exclusion Developed In The European Discourse? Jonathan Bradshaw is Professor of Social Policy at the University of York, UK and President of the Foundation for International Studies in Social Security. He has researched and written widely on poverty, especially child poverty, and is the author (with Naomi Finch) of A Comparison of Child Benefit Packages in 22 Countries, UK Department for Work and Pensions, 2002).
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Professor Fiona Stanley AC
Bringing Australia Together For Children and Youth
Professor Stanley AC is the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth, and the Australian of the Year for 2003.
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