Population, Policy and Australia's Destiny- Adelaide 5-8 December 2006
The Population, Policy and Australia’s Destiny Conference is the showcase for demographers, population geographers, policy makers and planners to discuss contemporary issues relating to population studies. Highlights and key speakers include:
The W D Borrie Lecture
1 Professor Ian Pool, Professor of Demography, University of Waikato
Population & Policy
1 Professor Graeme Hugo, Federation Fellow and Professor of Geographical and Environmental Studies, University of Adelaide
2 Professor Peter McDonald, Professor of Demography and Head of the Demography and Sociology program, Australian National University.
3 Professor Gavin Jones, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore.
Population Change and Policy at the Local and Regional Levels
1 Ms Cate Atkinson, General Manager, City of Playford
2 Mr Peter Hall, Director Planning and Community Services, City of Victor Harbour
3 The Hon Greg Crafter, Consultant, Adelaide
Transnationalism
1 Professor Barry Chiswick, Head and Research Professor, Department of Economics, University of Illinois at Chicago
2 Dr Marla Asis, Director of Research and Publication, Scalabrini Migration Centre, Philippines
3 Dr Hania Zlotnik, Director, United Nations Population Division.
The Conference will cover a range of issues for those with interests in:
Population and Social Inclusion | Urban and Rural Dynamics |
Population and Health | Population and Labour Force |
Historical Demography | Population and Development |
2006 Census | Population and Environment |
GIS and Population | Locational Disadvantage |
Life Course Transition | Mortality and Morbidity |
Trans Tasman Migration | Fertility and Family Change |
International Migration | Intergenerational Relations |
Student Migration | Population Ageing |
Internal Migration | Gendered Demography |
Diversity and Change | Local and Regional Issues |
Family Structure | Population Projection |
For further information on the Population, Policy and Australia’s Destiny conference visit the Australian Population Web site www.apa.org.au