Associate ProfessorDaphne Habibis

The Battle for Waterloo: Governing and resisting the redevelopment of public housing

Turning the Lens: Indigenous perspectives on race-relations and on building White capacity for constructive relations in Australia

An Exploration of Australian Housing Authorities’ Contemporary Public Housing Management Practice under Financial Duress

‘Living’ in the Private Rental Sector: How women, 55 years of age and older, achieve housing security and experience ‘home’.

Work-readiness Discourse: Indigenous perspectives on work, and the limitations of Australian Indigenous employment policies

Religion and Participation in Civic Society

Cultural Difference: How race shapes the management of Indigenous tenants within social housing service provision

Changes in Attitudes towards Gender Roles in Australia: A life course perspective

Young People’s Post-compulsory Educational Choices in a Small Rural Tasmanian Town

At the Edges - A Place and a Space for Tears: Exploring the Framing of Depression in Contemporary Western Culture

Health Informatics, Discourses and the Use of Personal Health Information: Which piper, which tune and who pays?

DIY Morality: Stories from the Australian Blogosphere

Structural Ageing and Australian Crime Trends: An Exploration of the Easterlin Hypothesis and the Nature of the Age-Crime Pattern

Cultural Civility and Cultural Barbarism: A Sociological Analysis of the Religious Factor in Australian Cultural Tastes

Leaving the War Zone - Fifty (Three) Ways to Leave your Lover: A Feminist Analysis of Fifty-Three Women's Pathways to Leaving a Male Partner who Assaulted Them