Paul Smyth is Professorial Fellow in Social Policy and coordinator
of the Masters of Social Policy program. Co-funded by the Brotherhood
of St Laurence and the University of Melbourne, Paul's chair appointment
is to lead research and development policy around partnership solutions
to Australia's social problems.
He was the Director of Social Policy in the School of Social Work
and Social Policy at the University of Queensland. Prior to this he
was senior researcher at Uniya, the Jesuit social research and action
centre at Kings Cross, Sydney.
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Books
(with Bettina Cass) Contesting the Australian Way(1994).
Australian Social Policy: the Keynsian Chapter(1994).
Edited Books
(with Carolyn Finer), Social policy and the Commonwealth: prospects
for social inclusion, (Palgrave Macmillan, 2004).
Book Chapters
"The British social policy legacy and the "Australian way","
in Carolyn Finer and Paul Smyth (eds.), Social policy and the commonwealth:
prospects for social inclusion, (Palgrave Macmillan, 2004), pp.
167-180.
Journal Articles
(with T. Reddel, A. Jones) "Social inclusion, new regionalism
and associational government in Queensland," International
Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 28 (3) 2004, pp. 601-616.
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