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According to Wikipedia , Paul Smyth is a professor of social policy in the School of Social and Political Sciences, Faculty of Arts at the University of Melbourne. Education and early career Smyth initially trained as a Roman Catholic priest. Smyth then completed a Bachelor of Arts from Murdoch University in Perth, and a Doctor of Philosophy at the University of New South Wales. Smyth was a senior researcher at Uniya, a Jesuit social research and action centre in Sydney established by Frank Brennan. Paul was then Director of Social Policy and Research and Development at the School of Social Work and Social Policy at the University of Queensland.
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1990 2000 2010 2020 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 350 Published Works Investigating links between transport disadvantage, social exclusion and well-being in Melbourne: preliminary results (2007) Beyond Neo-liberalism: The Social Investment State? (2004) (76)Community and local governance in Australia (2005) Social Investment after Neoliberalism: Policy Paradigms and Political Platforms (2014) From the General Manager (2007) Social exclusion: A new framework for social policy analysis? (1999) (43)The Menzies Era: A Reappraisal of Government, Politics and Policy@@@Australian Social Policy: The Keynesian Chapter (1995) Contesting the Australian way : states, markets, and civil society (1998) (37)The Quality of Life of Single Mothers Making the Transition from Welfare to Work (2009) Social inclusion, new regionalism and associational governance: the Queensland experience (2004) The 'Social Investment Perspective' in Social Policy: A Longue Duree Perspective (2016) Australian social policy : the Keynesian chapter (1994) (26)Social Policy in Australia: Understanding for Action (2006) (20)Reframing Global Social Policy: Social Investment for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth (2017) The Brotherhood’s social barometer: monitoring children's chances (2005) (16)Closing the Gap? The Role of Wage, Welfare and Industry Policy in Promoting Social Inclusion (2008) In or out? Building an inclusive nation (2010) (11)Place management: A new way forward in redressing social exclusion in Queensland (2000) (11)Social policy and the Commonwealth : prospects for social inclusion (2004) (11)The psychosocial benefits of school music: reviewing policy claims (2016) (11)Reclaiming Community? from Welfare Society to Welfare State in Australian Catholic Social Thought (2003) Explaining the variability in the Economic Performance of Irish Dairy Farmers 1998-2006 (2008) (9)Collaborative governance: the community sector and collaborative network governance (2008) The role of the community sector in Australian welfare : a Brotherhood of St Laurence perspective (2007) (7)After the welfare state: Welfare governance and the communitarian revival (2002) (7)Social investment in human capital: revisioning Australian social policy (2007) (7)Comment: Australian settlement or Australian way? (2004) British and European influences on 'the Australian way' (2002) Social Inclusion and Place Based Disadvantage: The Australian context (2008) (6)Securing the Social Conditions for Individual Autonomy in Australia (2012) The Historical Context for Action (2014) (4)The Lady Vanishes: Australia's disappearing Voluntary Sector (2014) (4)Australian Social Policy in an International context (2009) (4)Social investment, inclusive growth that is sustainable and the new global social policy (2017) The British Social Policy Legacy in Australia (2011) Associational governance in Queensland (2005) (3)Local governance and social inclusion: Towards an effective place policy framework. (2001) (2)Social Investment for Inclusive Growth in Australia (2015) (2)Reassessing the ‘Social Investment Perspective’ for ‘Inclusive Growth’: Where do Older Workers Fit? (2016) Social Service Futures and the Productivity Commission (2016) (2)Seasonality and Costs of Production on Irish dairy farms from 2000-2007 (2009) (2)Seasonality and Costs of Production on Irish dairy farms from 1994-2008 (2010) (1)Conservation and Preservation of Federal Public Resources: A History (2016) (1)Resisting the global, remaking the social?: Framing ethical partnerships in contracted human services (2000) (1)An Australian republic : participation and citizenship (1995) (1)Initiative resistance: The welfare state (1993) Inequality and the welfare state (2020) Airpower and Counterinsurgency: Building on a Proper Foundation (2011) (1)Changes and Challenges (2014) (1)Transport: a new frontier for social policy? An historical reflection (2007) (1)Talking of metaphors and policy-making (2020) Policy change and metaphor—the case of university fees (2020) Determining the return on an initial installation investment (2009) A Legacy of Choice: Economic Thought and Social Policy in Australia, the Early Post-War Years (1989) (0)Rudd Social Inclusion Also Makes Economic Sense (2008) (0)Analysing the Economic Performance of Irish Dairy Farmers 1998-2006 (2008) (0)Poverty, ethics and social policy (2020) Rethinking the 'old certainties': social policy, the labour movement and the Whitlam years (2000) (0)Introduction: The challenge of change (2000) (0)Louise Humpage (2014), Policy Change, Public Attitudes and Social Citizenship: Does Neoliberalism Matter? Bristol: Policy Press. £75.00, pp. 272, hbk. (2016) Similarities and differences in the concept of social policy: Australia and Singapore 1955-1975 (2000) (0)The First Altar (2016) An Examination of the Implications of Milk Quota Reform on the Viability and Productivity of Dairy Farming in Ireland (2008) (0)A Course of Time (1977) Addressing the Growing Importance of the ‘Durand Line’ A Role for RAPTOR? (2008) Putting the social into policy: Policy-making communities (2020) Conclusion: On truth, the state and social policy (2020) The Australian welfare state compared and contrasted (2020) After Beveridge: the state and voluntary action in Australia (2008) (0)“We should expect more, not less of our profession”: responsesto ‘Should academics be expected to change policy?’ (2016) (0)List of boxes and tables (2017) Social investment, inclusive growth and the Australian way (2020) VIDEO: Session 3, Part 3: Mining and Mineral Development on the Public Lands (Chapter 7 of the Commission Report) (2010) (0)Smyth Inclusive growth and Australian social policy presentation final Oct2011 (2011) (0)Australian liberalism: Ideas operating in Australian social policy (2020) Motion Capture Technologies for Pose Estimation (2012) Talking about drugs—chroming, the press and drug policy (2020) Conclusion: towards a new global social policy framework (2017) Social Policies for Tougher Times: 2013 Sambell Oration (2013) (0)Mandatory sentencing—the nation-state and international law, 1991–2004 (2020) The global recession and the future of social policy in Australia (2009) (0)A psycho-social exploration of marital formation: love and attachment (2016) (0)Smyth Social policies for tougher times Sambell Oration 2013 (2013) (0)Theorising social policy (2020) State organisations and social policy-making (2020) It takes two: a husband-and-wife interview. 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