Home / Research / Find an expert / Pamela Kinnear Pamela Kinnear Latest Research June 1, 2002 New Families for Changing Times Throughout the Western world, the changing nature of families has led to a highly charged debate and when commentators talk of how families have changed they usually compare... by Pamela Kinnear December 1, 2001 Population Ageing: Crisis or Transition? The 'ageing crisis' is founded on three main assumptions: that older people are a social and economic burden; that population ageing will result in a serious dependency... by Pamela Kinnear March 19, 2001 Submission to the Senate Employment, Workplace Relations, Small Business and Education References Committee: Inquiry into the capacity of public universities to meet Australia’s higher education needs Submission No.2: Full fee-paying students and standards... by Carole Kayrooz, Pamela Kinnear and Paul Preston March 1, 2001 Academic Freedom and Commercialisation of Australian Universities: Perceptions and experiences of social scientists This is an exploratory study of social scientists' perceptions and experiences of academic freedom in the new commercial realities of Australian higher education. Focusing... by Carole Kayrooz, Pamela Kinnear and Paul Preston August 1, 2000 Mutual Obligation – Ethical and social implications This paper is a philosophical investigation of the mutual obligation principle and its application to current welfare policy.... by Pamela Kinnear Show all research Latest News 1994–2008 Newsletter No. 24 September 2000 September 1, 2000 by Richard Denniss, Clive Hamilton, Pamela Kinnear, Julie Smith, John Nevile and Fred Argy 1994–2008 Newsletter No. 23 June 2000 June 1, 2000 by Julie Smith, Pamela Kinnear, Michael Kirby, Clive Hamilton and Brett Odgers Show all news
June 1, 2002 New Families for Changing Times Throughout the Western world, the changing nature of families has led to a highly charged debate and when commentators talk of how families have changed they usually compare... by Pamela Kinnear
December 1, 2001 Population Ageing: Crisis or Transition? The 'ageing crisis' is founded on three main assumptions: that older people are a social and economic burden; that population ageing will result in a serious dependency... by Pamela Kinnear
March 19, 2001 Submission to the Senate Employment, Workplace Relations, Small Business and Education References Committee: Inquiry into the capacity of public universities to meet Australia’s higher education needs Submission No.2: Full fee-paying students and standards... by Carole Kayrooz, Pamela Kinnear and Paul Preston
March 1, 2001 Academic Freedom and Commercialisation of Australian Universities: Perceptions and experiences of social scientists This is an exploratory study of social scientists' perceptions and experiences of academic freedom in the new commercial realities of Australian higher education. Focusing... by Carole Kayrooz, Pamela Kinnear and Paul Preston
August 1, 2000 Mutual Obligation – Ethical and social implications This paper is a philosophical investigation of the mutual obligation principle and its application to current welfare policy.... by Pamela Kinnear
1994–2008 Newsletter No. 24 September 2000 September 1, 2000 by Richard Denniss, Clive Hamilton, Pamela Kinnear, Julie Smith, John Nevile and Fred Argy
1994–2008 Newsletter No. 23 June 2000 June 1, 2000 by Julie Smith, Pamela Kinnear, Michael Kirby, Clive Hamilton and Brett Odgers
