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Staff Papers and Presentations
Recent presentations by AIFS staff are listed below with links to abstracts, the complete paper, or slides from PowerPoint presentations. (Before reading see Disclaimer.)
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2008
- Smart, A, Sanson A, Baxter, J, Edwards B & Hayes A.(2008, 20 November). Home to school transitions for financially disadvantaged children. Paper presented at the launch of the Home to School Transitions Report. PDF 1.2MB
- Hand, K. & Moloney, L. (2008, 7 November). Evaluation of the family law reforms: Overview & update of activities. Paper presented to the Family Relationship Services Australia Conference, Cairns. PDF 694KB
- Hayes, A. (2008, 17 October). Divided Nation? Why Educational Opportunity is an Engine of Social Inclusion. Paper presented at the Sir Harold Wyndham Memorial Lecture, NSW Institute for Educational Research Inc., Sydney. PDF 3.2MB
- Hayes, A. (2008, 3 October). Why Early Childhood is Important for Social Inclusion and Mobility. Paper presented at the 3 Dimensions of Social Inclusion seminar, ACOSS, Sydney. PDF 2.1MB
- Hayes, A. (2008, 3 September). Social Inclusion: From a View of the Past to a Glimpse of Australia’s Future. Paper presented at Opportunities not Vulnerabilities: An Australian Agenda for Social Inclusion, Anglicare National Conference 2008, Sydney. PDF 1.9MB
- Smart, D. & Vassallo, S. (2008, August 10-12). Pathways to social and emotional wellbeing: Lessons from a 24-year longitudinal study. Invited paper presented at the Australian Council for Educational Research Conference: Touching the future: Building skills for life and work, Brisbane. PDF 10.5MB
- Gray, M. & Hayes, A. (2008, July). Childcare, outcomes for children and socio-economic disadvantage. Paper presented at the Melbourne Institute Public Economics Forum, Canberra. PDF 663KB
- Baxter, J. (2008, 30 June - 3 July). Is money the main reason mothers return to work after childbearing? A quantitative analysis of reasons for return to work. Paper presented at the 14th biennial conference of the Australian Population Association, Alice Springs. PDF 1.4MB
- Baxter, J. & Gray, M. (2008, June 19-21). Parents who don’t use childcare: who provides the care in working couple families with infants? Paper presented at the 17th annual conference of the International Association for Feminist Economics, Torino, Italy. PDF 2.1MB
- Hayes, A. (2008, 11 April). Not such splendid isolation: Developmental implications of limited opportunities for intimacy. Paper presented at Families: broken blended mended, 13th National Family Law Conference, Adelaide. PDF 1.4MB
