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AusAID; member, RSPAS team to brief Department of
Foreign Affairs and Trade on the current situation and
future direction in the South Pacific.
REGAN, A, Assistance to the Solomon Islands Chris-
tian Association with the development of peacemaking
and reconciliation efforts.
SSGM Team members, Briefings to AusAID and De-
partment of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Strategic and Defence Studies Centre
BALL, Prof D, Member, Council for Security Cooper-
ation in the Asia–Pacific (CSCAP).
DIBB, Prof P, Member, Foreign Affairs Council; chair
of the Defence Consultation Team to the Secretary of
Defence and Chief of the Defence Force; chair of secu-
rity discussions with China.
DUPONT, A, Academic adviser, ACT Accreditation
Council
HORNER, Prof D M, Member, Australian Army Mil-
itary History Projects Committee; head, Australian
Army’s Land Warfare Studies Centre.
McFARLANE, J, Presenter, ‘Asia–Pacific security and
transnational crime’, to New Zealand Police Headquar-
ters, Wellington.
Research School of Social Sciences
Australian Dictionary of Biography
Dr C.D. COULTHARD-CLARK, Invited speaker at
seminar on Australians in the Korean War: 50 years on,
Victoria Barracks, Melbourne.
B. DAWSON, President, St John’s Schoolhouse Muse-
um board of management.
Prof K. S. INGLIS
, 
Member, comité scientifique, His-
torial de la Grande Guerre, Peronne, France.
Prof J. RITCHIE, Lecturer, Australian Defence Col-
lege; Member, advisory committee, Australian National
Dictionary Centre; Member, advisory board, Biograph-
ical Dictionary of the Australian Senate; Member,
editorial board, Tasmanian Historical Studies.
Centre for Democratic Institutions
Dr Sharon BESSELL, Workshop leader and speaker,
gender and democracy workshop and plenary session,
global forum for women political leaders, Manila; Invit-
ed speaker on gender, education and social cohesion at
a regional consultation hosted by the World Bank and
Asian Development Bank, Manila.
R. RICH, Team leader, AusAID Indonesia governance
mission, Jakarta; Presenter, Australian Youth Ambassa-
dors pre-departure training program.
Centre for Economic Policy Research
Prof B.J. CHAPMAN, Consultant to UK Department
for International Development on analysis of education
financing in Rwanda; Department of Employment,
Workplace Relations and Small Business on politics,
history and economics of HECS; Chair, reference com-
mittee, Household Income and Labour Dynamics
Australia (HILDA) survey, University of Melbourne;
Member, labour market data advisory committee, Aus-
tralian Bureau of Statistics; Invited speaker on young
Australians‘ education: gender issues at conference or-
ganised by DETYA and the Australian Institute of
Political Science; Member, editorial board, Education
Economics; Economics of Education Review; Australian
Journal of Labour Economics.
Dr T. CROSSLEY, Consultant to Commonwealth De-
partment of Family and Community Services.
Academic adviser and member, steering committee,
Household Income and Labour Market Dynamics Aus-
tralia (HILDA) survey; Member, editorial board,
Canadian Journal of Economics.
Centre for Immigration and Multicultural 
Studies
Dr J.JUPP, Consultant to Victorian Government Mul-
ticultural Affairs Unit; Chair, international relations
committee, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia;
International member, Refugee Studies Centre, York
University, Canada; Member, Canberra regional com-
mittee on migration, planning and settlement,
Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs;
advisory board, European Studies Centre, University of
New South Wales; Asia Pacific migration research net-
work of the UNESCO-MOST program; executive
committee, politics and ethnicity committee, Interna-
tional Political Science Association; Advisory editor,
Journal of Australian Studies; Member, editorial board,
International Journal (Canada); Reform; Member,
board of associate editors, Journal of International Mi-
gration and Integration (Canada).
Centre for Tax System Integrity
Dr V. BRAITHWAITE, Chair, ethics committee, Aus-
tralian Institute of Criminology; Member, cash
economy task force, Australian Taxation Office; Guest
speaker on influencing community attitudes for Roads
and Traffic Authority of New South Wales; Participant,
social capital think tank on accountability sponsored by
Commonwealth Department of Family and Communi-
ty Services; workshop on the future of education and
vocational training organised by Australian Student
Traineeship Foundation; Assoc editor, Australian Jour-
nal of Psychology; Member, editorial board, Journal of
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Dr B. MORRISON, Adviser, Family Planning ACT
Healthpact proposal on promoting young people’s
health in the ACT: bullying project.
Dr E. AHMED, Adviser, Family Planning ACT
Healthpact proposal on promoting young people’s
health in the ACT: bullying project.
Demography Program
Dr M.J. ABBASI-SHAVAZI, Assistant, Royal Mel-
bourne Institute of Technology on contraceptive
knowledge, practice and access to women’s health care
services of Iranian migrant women living in the Mel-
bourne metropolitan area.
Dr H. BOOTH, Council member, Australian Popula-
tion Association; Editor, Journal of Population Research.
Dr A.C. HAYES, Consultant to AusAID on poverty
and deprivation indicators in Indonesia; United Na-
tions Population Fund and Royal Government of
Cambodia on integrating population policy into the
next 5-year development plan and on the next UNFPA-
RGC country programme; Assoc editor and book re-
view editor, Journal of Population Research.
Dr T.H. HULL, Consultant to AusAID on series of de-
velopment assistance projects in Indonesia; Member,
international steering committee. Asia Pacific confer-
ence on reproductive Health, organised by the
Philippine NGO Council on Population Health and
Welfare, Inc.
Prof G.W. JONES, Honorary treasurer and member,
steering committee, Academy of the Social Sciences in
Australia; Invited keynote speaker, first Pakistan popu-
lation conference, Karachi; Invited participant,
Population Association of America conference, Los An-
geles; IUSSP/APN seminar on age structural transitions
and policy implications, Phuket, Thailand; Assoc edi-
tor,  Journal of Population Research; Member,
international advisory board, Bulletin of Indonesian
Economic Studies; Member, editorial board, Pakistan
Development Review; Labour and Management in
Development.
Dr S.-E. KHOO, Consultant to review of category
jumping, Department of Immigration and Multicultur-
al Affairs; Member, health ethics committee, Australian
Institute of Health and Welfare; Assoc editor, Journal of
Population Research.
Dr D. LUCAS, Consultant to Awards and National
Symbols Branch, Department of Prime Minister and
Cabinet, on civil unrest and crisis in Mozambique,
Ethiopia and Eritrea; Vice president, Welsh Society of
Canberra and editor, The Welsh Australian; Board
member, Australian Reproductive Health Foundation;
Committee member, Australian Reproductive Health
Association; Member, editorial board, African Popula-
tion Studies.
Prof P. McDONALD, Chair, working group on low
fertility, International Union for the Scientific Study of
Population; Member, executive committee and chair,
programme committee, board of trustees of the Interna-
tional Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research,
Bangladesh; external users group, Household and In-
come Dynamics Australia (HILDA) Survey, University
of Melbourne and Department of Family and Commu-
nity Services; Panel A committee, Academy of the Social
Sciences; Member, scientific review board, Demographic
Research (on-line journal).
Dr C. WILSON, Invited discussant at annual meeting
of the Population Association of America, Los Angeles;
Member, scientific review board, Demographic Research
(on-line journal).
Development Studies Network
Dr P. THOMAS, Consultant to Papua New Guinea
women’s and children’s health project; Papua New
Guinea rural health project; Pacific Island child abuse
project; Pacific Island non communicable diseases
project; Member, advisory group, Australian Broadcast-
ing Corporation; Radio Australia; Development in the
Pacific Project.
Director
Prof I. McALLISTER, Consultant, Department of De-
fence; President, British politics group. American
Political Science Association; Member, executive com-
mittee, comparative politics section, American Political
Science Association; International Committee for Re-
search into Elections and Representative Democracy;
Member, advisory committee, National Drug Strategy
Household Survey, Commonwealth Department of
Health and Family Services; Member, editorial board,
Party Politics.
Economics Program
Dr D. COBB-CLARK, Consultant to Department of
Family and Community Services on the parenting pay-
ment intervention pilot, long-term unemployed pilot,
mature-age pilot, and workless couples pilot; Member,
ministerial advisory council on government schooling;
reference committee, Household Income and Labour
Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) panel survey, Univer-
sity of Melbourne; Assoc editor, Australian Journal of
Labour Economics.
Prof G.D. SNOOKS, Invited major theme paper on
uncovering the laws of global history, International
Congress of Historical Sciences, Oslo.
Prof R.G. GREGORY, Keynote speaker, Department
of Education, Training and Youth Affairs senior execu-
tive service conference; tenth Colin Clark memorial
lecture, University of Queensland; Expert witness,
equal remuneration principle case, Crown Solicitor‘s
Office, Sydney; Assoc editor, Labour Economics; Mem-

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