 |
SPRC Seminar Program, Session 1, 2005
| Date | Time | Location | Presenter | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22nd Feb | 1:00-2:30 pm | Room 3.096 | Professor Sara Arber, (University of Surrey, UK) | Researching sleep among couples across the life course |
| 1st March | 1:00-2:30pn | Room 3.096 | Associate Professor Shinobu Ito, (Meijo University, Japan) | Female labour participation in Japan |
| 22nd March | 1:00-2:30 pm | Room 3.096 | Dr Margot Rawsthorne (School of Social Work and Policy Studies, University of Sydney) | Beyond the statistics, people's experiences of family transition |
| 5th April | 1:00-2:30 pm | Room 3.096 | Dr Kyungja Jung (Research Fellow, SPRC) | The development of women’s policy in South Korea |
| 26th April | 1.00-2.30pm | Room 3.096 | Dr Jenny Chalmers (Centre for Applied Social Research, RMIT, Melbourne) | The quality of part-time jobs in Australia |
| 10th May | 1.00-2.30pm | Room 3.096 | Bronwen
Dalton and Mark Lyons (Centre for Australian Community Organisations and Management, University of Technology, Sydney) |
Advocacy
organisations in Australian politics: the relationship between governance and democratic effects |
| 31st May | 1.00-2.30pm | Room 3.096 | John Hudson (Social Policy, University of York) | The implications of the "Information Age" for welfare – some reflections based on the UK’s experience |
| June 28th | 1.00-2.30pm | Room 25, G2, WESTERN GROUNDS, UNSW. NEW LOCATION | Dr Eva Franzen, (National Board of Health and Welfare, Centre for Epidemiology, Stockholm) | Social
research in Sweden based on the national register- a case study of young outsiders |
| end |
Add/remove yourself from the SPRC mailing list
|
Copyright © 2001 Social Policy Research Centre.
