Alison Mackinnon

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Alison Mackinnon is affiliated with the following schools: University of South Australia, University of Melbourne, Umeå University, University of Adelaide, Australian National University

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#6027

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#8220

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Alison Mackinnon's Degrees

PhD History University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Alison Mackinnon as Alison Gay Madin is a social historian who has contributed to both Australian and women's history. Particular areas of expertise are the history of education, women's social and demographic history, the history and politics of population change, population ageing, and work and responsibility changes wrought by globalisation.

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Alison Mackinnon's Published Works

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Published Works

Gender and the Restructured University Changing Management and Culture in Higher Education (2001) (80)
Love and Freedom: Professional Women and the Reshaping of Personal Life (1997) (68)
Were women present at the demographic transition? Questions from a feminist historian to historical demographers. (1995) (36)
Gender and institutions : welfare, work, and citizenship (2001) (30)
Education into the 21st Century: Dangerous Terrain For Women? (1998) (28)
Population, gender and reproductive choice: The motherhood questions (2000) (25)
One foot on the ladder : origins and outcomes of girls' secondary schooling in South Australia (1984) (20)
‘Bringing the unclothed immigrant into the World’: Population policies and gender in twentieth-century Australia (2000) (20)
Sex, resistance and power: Sex reform in South Australia c. 1905 (1988) (10)
The state as an agent of demographic change? The higher education of women and fertility decline 1880–1930 (1993) (8)
Introduction: Globalisation, Academia and Change (2001) (7)
‘Out on the borderlands’ (2005) (6)
‘Allowed and expected to be educated and intelligent’: the education of Quaker girls in nineteenth century England 1 (1998) (6)
Gendering computer work: An international perspective (1993) (6)
Fantasizing the Family: women, families and the quest for an individual self (2006) (5)
‘A study corner in the kitchen’: Australian graduate women negotiate family, nation and work in the 1950s and early 1960s (2006) (5)
Educated doubt: women, religion and the challenge of higher education, c. 1870-1920[1] (1998) (4)
‘Nowhere to plant the sole of the foot?’: Women, university education and subjectivity in the early twentieth century (2006) (4)
River Memory: Narratives of Generation, Hope and Amnesia (2007) (4)
Girls, school and society: a generation of change? (2005) (4)
GIRLS, SOCIETY AND SCHOOL (2006) (4)
Comments from Reviewer (2004) (3)
Women's agency in Australia's first fertility transition: a debate revisited (2015) (3)
Collective biography: Reading early university women from their own texts (1992) (3)
Understanding Literacy in its Historical Contexts : Past Approaches and Work in Progress (2003) (2)
Was there a Victorian Demographic Transition (2012) (2)
Women, Love and Learning (2010) (2)
Who Cares? : Community perceptions in the marketing of corporate citizenship* (2017) (2)
‘And Sweet Girl-Graduates’? From Girl to Woman Through Higher Education (2018) (1)
BRINGING THE UNCLOTHED IMMIGRANT INTO THE (2000) (1)
Naming Male Advantage: A Feminist Theorist Looks to the Future (2005) (1)
Interfering with Nature's Mandate: Women, Higher Educationand Demographic Change (1989) (1)
Literacy, Religion, Gender, and Social History: A Socio-Cultural History for the 21st Century (2003) (1)
A Woman of Conviction A Tribute to Sister Deirdre Jordan, 22 October 1999 (2000) (1)
From oneFin de Siècle to another: The educated woman and the declining birth-rate (1995) (1)
Books (2010) (0)
Student engagement with post-compulsory education and training: meaning making in a context of blurred boundaries and shifting contexts (2007) (0)
Book Review: Schooling for Women's Work (1981) (0)
Mothering Reshaped: Fertility Decline, ‘the Selfishness of Women’ and the Smaller Family (2019) (0)
In a Class of Their Own? Swedish Women School Teachers and the Fertility Transition in the Late Nineteenth Century (2003) (0)
Caring for hope: the importance of hope for socially excluded young people (2011) (0)
Re-politicizing Gender: A Response to Desley Deacon (2012) (0)
1 Who was she? Surveying the educated woman: posture photos, beauty queens, dormitory rules and achievement motivation 29 (2010) (0)
Exhibitions (1987) (0)
Biology 112: Evolution and the Diversity of Life (2013) (0)
A note on sources and method 229 (2010) (0)
‘Us Guys in Suits Are Back’: Women, Educational Work andthe Market Economy in Canada (2005) (0)
5 From Mademoiselle to Ms magazine: mainstreamers, continuity and premature liberationists 181 (2010) (0)
Part-time schooling (2009) (0)
Sexuality and Social Imaginaries : What Does Women's History Say About the Declining Birthrate? (2000) (0)
Book Reviews (2001) (0)
2 Conservative times: Cold War, hot sex and the consumer revolution 65 (2010) (0)
Book Reviews (2007) (0)
Conclusion: It’s deja vu all over again? 213 (2010) (0)
‘Crossing borders, redefining boundaries, traversing centuries: From Linnaeus to Cyberspace’: Sex/gender in techno‐science worlds conference, university of Melbourne, 26 June‐1 July 1993 (1993) (0)
Stakeholders views of medicines administration by pharmacy technicians on mental health inpatient wards (2019) (0)
A History of South Australia / Foundational Fictions in South Australian History (2019) (0)
4 Life after college: a problematic realm 143 (2010) (0)
The Hawke legacy: towards a sustainable society (2009) (0)
Books Received (2010) (0)
Hope: The utopian imagination of young people on the margins (2008) (0)
Engaging with Carol Bacchi: From women's history to women's policy: Pathways and partnerships (2012) (0)
3 The experience: peer culture or academics? 105 (2010) (0)
'My Dearest Friend': Courtship and Conjugality in Some Mid and Late Nineteenth Century Quaker Families (2018) (0)
Elizabeth Kleinhenz, A Brimming Cup: The life of Kathleen Fitzpatrick (2015) (0)

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