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(Re)presenting indigeneity: the possibilities of Australian sociology
A disposition of risk: Climbing practice, reflexive modernity and the habitus
A reflection on my academic journey: The struggle to shape my destiny
- Lentini, Pete, Halafoff, Anna, Singleton, Andrew, Barton, Greg, Maddox, Marion, McPhillips, Kathleen, Posamai-Inesedy, Alphia
Aboriginal enabling pedagogies and approaches in Australia: Centring and decolonising our approaches
An exploratory study of the factors associated with an initial testing process: Testing the testing
- James, Trixie, Conradie, Hermina, Saint, Robyn, Browne, Matthew
An inter/national strategy for developing more equitable policies and practices in higher education
- Bennett, Anna, Bourke, Penny Jane, Stevenson, Jacqueline, Tooth, Rae
Apocalypse probably: agency and environmental risk in the Hunter region
Apocalypse probably: agency and environmental risk in the Hunter region
Asking the right questions: Opportunities and challenges of survey methods in widening participation research
- Collins, Bethan, Hunt, Clive, Wardrop, Alex, Gauntlett, Lizzie, Heaslip, Vanessa, Hutchings, Maggie, Pritchard, Colin
Back to my old self and life restarting: biographies of ageing in Beck's risk society
- Curryer, Cassie, Gray, Mel, Byles, Julie E.
Care, hope and resistance: Reshaping teacher professional learning for inclusive education
- Cull, Nicola, Cai, Aidan, Heemi, Donna, Dokmanovic, Divna
Challenging social hegemonies through pedagogies of resistance
Class in Australian higher education: the university as a site of social reproduction
- Bunn, Matthew, Threadgold, Steven, Burke, Penny Jane
Connecting Research, Policy and Practice: Praxis-based studies of widening participation in higher education
Contesting Boomageddon? Identity, politics and economy in the global milieu
- Curryer, Cassie, Malta, Sue, Fine, Michael
Cultivating a whole of university response to Pasifika: Research in action for widened participation, retention and completion at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
- Toumu’a, Ruth, Luamanuvao, Hon, Winnie, Laban
Design for success: Did we get it right? Measuring the success of STEPS as a remodelled CQUniversity enabling offering
- Seary, Karen, Willans, Julie, Cook, Chris
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