Dr Elizabeth Hill

• Work and family policy
• Gender and international development
• The informal economy

2008

Book Sections

Hill E 2008 'India: The Self Employed Women´s Association and Autonomous Organising' in Women and Labour Organizing in Asia: Diversity, Autonomy and Activism, ed. K Broadbent and M Ford, Routledge Curzon, London pp. Chapter 8.

2007

Book Section/s

Hill E and Pocock B 2007 'The Childcare Policy Challenge in Australia' in Kids Count: Better early childhood education and care in Australia, ed. E Hill, B Pocock and A Elliot, Sydney University Press, Sydney pp. Chapter 1.

Hill E, Pocock B and Elliot A 2007 'Introduction' in Kids Count: Better early childhood education and care in Australia, ed. E Hill, B Pocock and A Elliot, Sydney University Press, Sydney.

Edited Book/s

Hill E, Pocock B and Elliot A 2007 Kids Count: Better early childhood education and care in Australia, Sydney University Press, Sydney.

Journal Article/s

Hill E 2007 'Budgeting for Work-Life Balance: The ideology and Politics of Work and Family Policy in Australia', Australian Bulletin of Labour, vol.33:2.

2006

Journal Article/s

Hill E 2006 'Howard's Choice: The ideology and politics of work and family policy 1996-2006', Australian Review of Public Affairs, Digest.

Conference Paper/s

Hill E 2006 'The Ideology and Politics of Work and Family Policy in Australia: Subverting Women´s Economic Security',Paper presented at the 15th Annual Conference on Feminist Economics, The University of Sydney.

Seminar Paper/s

Pocock B and Hill E 2006 'The Childcare Policy Challenge: Principals for Discussion', Paper presented at the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Workshop ‘Childcare: A Better Policy Framework for Australia´, The University of Sydney, 13th-14th July 2006.

2005

Conference Paper/s

Hill E 2005 'A Union of Her Own: Indian Women as Labour Activists',Eighth Women in Asia Conference, The University of Technology, Sydney.

Hill E 2005 'Organising Non-standard Women Workers for Economic and Social Security in India and Australia',19th Conference of the Association of Industrial relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand.

Hill E 2005 'The Moral Dynamics of Membership: Producing Identity, Agency and Socio-Economic Transformation',International Association for Feminist Economics 2005 Conference, The American University, Washington.

Seminar Paper/s

Hill E 2005 'Taking care of practical gender needs and strategic gender interests: Strategies for working time', Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Workshop: Taking Care of Work and Family, The University of Sydney, November 17-18th 2005.

2004

Journal Article/s

Hill E 2004 'Set in Cement: Women´s Status as Secondary Earners in the 2004-05 Federal Budget', The Human Defender, vol.13:2.

Seminar Paper/s

Hill E 2004 'Beyond Capital and Capabilities: Theorising Human Agency in Economic Development', Demography and Sociology Program Seminar, Research School of Social Sciences, The Australian National University, June 2004.

Hill E 2004 'Organising 'non-standard' workers for economic and social security: Lessons from an Indian women's trade union', Gender and Labour Studies Seminar, The University of Adelaide, October 2004.

2002

Conference Paper/s

Hill E 2002 'Worker Education and Economic Empowerment Amongst Women Working in the Indian Informal Sector: Redressing Moral Injury Through Collective Learning and Action',Education and Social Action Conference, UTS, Sydney.

2001

Journal Article/s

Hill E 2001 'Women in the Indian Informal Economy: Collective Strategies for Work Life Improvement and Development', Work Employment and Society, vol.15:3, pp. 443-464.

1999

Report/s

Meagher G and Hill E 1999 'Doing Qualitative Research in Economics: Two examples and some reflections', Discussion Paper, Open Discussion Papers in Economics, The Open University, Report Number 16.