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Working Paper Series

The Life Course Centre Working Paper Series is a high-impact mechanism for disseminating the very latest research on social and economic disadvantage. The pre-publication series enables researchers to share their findings in a timely and accessible way that does not prohibit subsequent publication in most peer-reviewed journals. Our Working Papers contribute substantially to the knowledge base on deep and persistent disadvantage for children and families over the life course, and the development of innovative solutions to address it.

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  • Program 1: People

  • Children
  • Family
  • Research Methods
  • Socioeconomic Inequality
  • Working Paper

Aggregating epigenetic clocks to study human capital formation

  • Conchita D’Ambrosio

  • Deborah A. Cobb-Clark

  • Divya Mehta

  • Giorgia Menta

  • Pietro Biroli

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 3: Opportunities

  • Immigration
  • Labour
  • Socioeconomic Inequality
  • Working Paper

Cultural stratification in the labor market outcomes of university-educated migrants in Australia: The relevance of cultural and linguistic proximity

  • Mark Western

  • Nikita Sharma

  • Tomasz Zając

  • Wojtek Tomaszewski

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 1: People

  • Single Parents
  • Socioeconomic Inequality
  • Wellbeing
  • Working Paper

The declining wellbeing of sole parents in Australia in the 21st century

  • Janeen Baxter

  • Roger Wilkins

  • Sandra Buchler

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 3: Opportunities

  • Education
  • Gender
  • Working Paper

Gender Differences in University Enrollment and STEM Major: The Role of Tuition Policy in Australia

  • A. Abigail Payne

  • Ana Gamarra Rondinel

  • Katherine Cuff

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 1: People

  • Adversity
  • Parenting
  • Wellbeing
  • Working Paper

Parenting under pressure: A scoping review of parental self-efficacy in the context of cumulative adversity

  • Alyssa Milton

  • April Hoang

  • Carys Chainey

  • Elizabeth Stratton

  • Ingrid Ozols

  • Renee Teal

  • Sarah Little

  • Steeve Marchand

  • Tianyi Ma

  • Yina Choi

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 2: Places

  • Children
  • Development
  • Neighbourhoods
  • Policy
  • Working Paper

Home and neighbourhood built environment latent class profiles and young children’s developmental vulnerability: Findings from the Australian Early Development Census

  • Bryan Boruff

  • Emma Kate Adams

  • Hayley Christian

  • Jacinta Francis

  • Jasper Schipperijn

  • Karen Villanueva

  • Mingxuan Zhao

  • Sally Brinkman

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 2: Places

  • Education
  • Working Paper

Tuition increases and university behavior: Theory and evidence on student enrollment

  • A. Abigail Payne

  • Ana Gamarra Rondinel

  • Katherine Cuff

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 1: People

  • Natural Disasters
  • Personality
  • Working Paper

The distributional effects of natural disasters on the Big Five personality traits

  • Francis Mitrou

  • Ha Trong Nguyen

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 3: Opportunities

  • Family
  • Policy
  • Services
  • Violence
  • Working Paper

The transformative power of domestic and sexual violence support agencies: Leading change at an individual and societal level

  • Alice Campbell

  • Amie Carrington

  • Janeen Baxter

  • Madison Lloyd

  • Published: 2025

  • Program 1: People

  • Community
  • Natural Disasters
  • Working Paper

Community organisations, volunteers, and the road to disaster recovery

  • Cameron Parsell

  • Ella Kuskoff

  • Nikita Sharma

  • Published: 2025

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