Brendan regularly contributes to public discussion on work, employment, and social change through media commentary, news articles, and conference presentations. he frequently appears across academic, policy, and public forums to share evidence-based insights on contemporary social issues.

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news articles

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academic honours

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projects

10 grants awarded

journal articles

47 publications

reports

14 publications

book chapters

11 publications

conference proceedings

5 publications

scholarly works

88 publications

news articles

14 publications

academic honours

3 awarded

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The Conversation

The IGR focuses on the old, when the future belongs to the young.

Releasing Australia’s fourth Intergenerational Report, Joe Hockey described it as the “social compact between generations”, which would help “identify where the future opportunities will be” and “unlock the immense potential of our future”.

The Conversation

Baby Boomers, be nice to your grandkids: they may save Australia.

The problem with Australia’s population ageing is not that there are too many older people – it’s that there are not enough young people to support them.

Generational warfare: is it what young Australians have to look forward to?

For all his rhetoric about the need to ensure the prosperity of future generations, Joe Hockey's first budget will not redress the issues of intergenerational inequity.

What's on offer for young Australians this election? Apparently nothing.

Politicians should look beyond the 'likes', tweets and shameless selfies and engage with Gen Y voters in a more meaningful way

Australian Population Association

Conference proceedings

The Problem of [Defining] Generations

Authored by: B Churchill