Contributions to books

Brotherhood research staff have been contributing authors for books on social policy and other research areas published in Australia and overseas. Recent titles are listed below.

2011

Biggs, S & Lowenstein, A (forthcoming), Generational intelligence: age and identity in a changing world, Routledge, London.

Smyth, P 2011, 'After Beveridge: the state of voluntary action in Australia', in M Oppenheimer and N Deakin (eds), Beveridge and voluntary action in Britain and the wider British world, Manchester University Press.

Smyth, P 2011, 'The British social policy legacy in Australia', in J Midgeley and D Piachaud (eds), Colonialism and welfare: social policy and the British imperial legacy, ebook, Edward Elgar Publishing, Northampton, Massachusetts.

2010

Bowman, D 2010, ‘Language, ideas and policy: Notes from the periphery’ in S Velayutham, N Ebert and S Watkins (eds) Proceedings of the annual conference of The Australian Sociological Association, Social Causes, Private Lives,  6–9 December, Macquarie University, Sydney.

Bowman, D and Horn, M 2010, ‘The Australian experience of employment services: what have we learnt?’, in D Ben-Galim and A Sachrajda (eds), Now it’s personal: learning from welfare-to-work approaches around the world, Institute for Public Policy Research, London, pp.8–10.

Sullivan, D and Lee, J 2010, ‘A national energy efficiency program for low-income households: responding equitably to climate change’, in I Jubb, P Holper and W Cai, Managing climate change: papers from the GREENHOUSE 2009 Conference, CSIRO, Collingwood

Waterhouse, P, Kimberley, H, Jonas, P and Glover, J 2010, What would it take? Employer perspectives on employing from equity groups, National Centre for Vocational Education Research, Adelaide.