Dina's research focuses on work, employment, economic security and inequality. As an economic sociologist, she is interested in how gender, class, age, 'race' and disability intersect with paid and unpaid work to shape economic advantage or disadvantage across the life course.
She is particularly interested in the lived experience of economic insecurity, low paid work and income support, how social policy impacts on people's lives and policy responses to economic insecurity. She leads research on work and economic security at the Research and Policy Centre at the Brotherhood of St Laurence.
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Activation and Active Ageing? Mature-Age Jobseekers' Experience of Employment Services
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Honorary
Social And Political Sciences
Honorary
Social And Political Sciences
Member
Work + Policy Roundtable
Member
International Association for Feminist Economics
Member Of The Executive Responsible For Multimedia (2013-2014); Previously Co-Convenor Economic Sociology Thematic Group
The Australian Sociological Association (TASA)