University of Adelaide
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“What works” to sustain Indigenous Tenancies in Australia
While previous research has primarily focused on what contributes to poor tenancy outcomes among Indigenous people, very little is known about what contributes to successful tenancies. Using a combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods, this research will explore what... Read article
Relationships between metropolitan, satellite and regional city size, spatial context and economic productivity
The project will provide an evidence base to support policy development options in relation to harnessing agglomeration economies in Australia’s cities and regions. This will be based on econometric analyses of Australian, EU and US datasets using panel, threshold and... Read article
Prospects for SW-Western Australia integrating tourism and agri-food systems
This project uses a systems theory framework to analyse and progress understanding about how agri-food systems combined with niche tourism can contribute to promoting and fostering regional development. Supporting an effective and comprehensive regional food system can mitigate problems of... Read article
Assessing overcrowding measures in Australian housing
This project assesses the measurement of overcrowding in Australia and explores the relationships between various household density measures and the wellbeing of occupants. The research uses quantitative and qualitative methods to assess measures of crowding used within Australia. Rich panel... Read article
Publications
How many in a crowd? Assessing overcrowding measures in Australian housing
This research assesses the measurement of overcrowding in Australia and explores the relationships between various household density measures and the wellbeing of occupants. Indicators of the incidence or severity of household crowding in Australia actually measure occupant density—the ratio of... Read article
The Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre team acknowledges the Wadjuk Nyungar people as the traditional owners of the land on which the Centre is situated.