Dr Dan Woodman

TR Ashworth Associate Professor of Sociology, School of Social and Political Sciences, Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne

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Politics & Society

Get with the (political) programming

If real-life politics is getting you down, these fictional political TV power players might inspire your interest instead

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Politics & Society

2019 Budget: The Verdict Part 3

What does the budget mean for the housing market and farmers? Foreign aid and young people? University of Melbourne experts analyse the Federal budget in part three of our coverage

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Education

Nice work, if you can get it

As young people respond to a changing labour market in Australia, internships can offer a bridge between education and employment. But how do we ensure they’re the good kind of internship rather than exploitation?

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Business & Economics

5 ways the future of work could change for women

The last generation saw a significant shift towards equality for women in the Australian workplace, but they remain under-represented in senior roles, earn less and don’t have as much superannuation. So, what could the future of work look like for

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Politics & Society

More support and less stigma for unemployed youth

A public learning lab seeks to build consensus on hot policy issues

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Education

Opinion: Gen Y’s long road to security

The lack of stable and meaningful work is directly linked to the job market, not a result of the limitations of education

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