2000 Publications

G. Zappalą, ‘The economic and social dimensions of the new economy’, Australian Journal of Social Issues, 35(4), 2000, pp.317-331.

G. Zappalą & S. Castles, 'Citizenship and Immigration in Australia', in A. Aleinikoff & D. Klusmeyer (eds) From Migrants to Citizens: Membership in a Changing World, Washington D.C: Brookings Institution Press, 2000.

G. Zappalą & B. Parker, ‘The Smith Family’s Learning for Life program a decade on: poverty and educational disadvantage’, Background Paper No.1, March 2000, Research & Advocacy Team, The Smith Family.

G. Zappalą, ‘Understanding the New Economy: The economic and social dimensions’ Working Paper No.1, October 2000, Research & Advocacy Team, The Smith Family.

G. Zappalą, V. Green & B. Parker, ‘Social exclusion and disadvantage in the new economy’ Working Paper No.2, December 2000, Research & Advocacy Team, The Smith Family.

V. Green & G. Zappalą, ‘From welfare to place management: Challenges and developments for service delivery in the community sector’, Briefing Paper No. 2, 2000, Research & Advocacy Team, The Smith Family.

G. Zappalą, ‘Civil society and the nonprofit sector: The role of volunteers’, Briefing Paper No. 3, 2000, Research & Advocacy Team, The Smith Family.

G. Zappalą, ‘How many people in Australia volunteer and why do they do it’ Briefing Paper No. 4, 2000, Research & Advocacy Team, The Smith Family.

V. Green, G. Zappalą & B. Parker, ‘Factors associated with financial disadvantage: A case study of The Smith Family’s Emergency Help program in NSW’ Briefing Paper No. 5, 2000, Research & Advocacy Team, The Smith Family.