Doctor Rae Dufty-Jones

SENIOR LECTURER,
Geography and Urban Studies (SoSSP)

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Qualifications

PhD University of New South Wales
BA University of New South Wales

UWS Organisational Unit (School / Division)

Geography and Urban Studies (SoSSP)

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Email:	r.dufty-jones@uws.edu.au
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Location:	P.G.87 Penrith (Kingswood)
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Biography

Rae Dufty-Jones is a Lecturer in Geography and Urban Studies. Before joining UWS in February 2010, Rae had previously worked at the University of New England (2008-2010) after completing her PhD at the University of New South Wales (2008). Her research interests include: governance and neoliberalism; migration and housing policy; urban development challenges and policies; the restructuring of horticultural industries in Australia; and ethnic diversity in Australian rural communities and issues of racism.

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Teaching

Previous Teaching Areas

101633 Managing Cities: History and Theory, 2012
101589 Cities: Introduction to Urban Studies, 2012
101591 The Economics of Cities and Regions, 2012
101556 The Geographies of Social Difference, 2012

Publications

Chapters in Books

Dufty, R. and Liu, E. (2011), ''Picking Blueberries and Indian Women Go Hand in Hand': The Role of Gender asnd Ethnicity in the Division of Agricultural Labour in Woolgoolga, New South Wales, Australia', Reshaping Gender and Class in Rural Spaces, Ashgate Publishing Limited 9781409402916.
Dufty, R. and Gibson, C. (2010), 'Shifting welfare, shifting people: rural development, housing and population mobility in Australia', Welfare Reform in Rural Places: Comparative Perspectives, Emerald 9781849509183.

Journal Articles

Dufty, R. and Dufty-Jones, R. (2012), 'Moving home: theorizing housing within a politics of mobility', Housing, Theory and Society, 16.
Dufty, R. and Dufty-Jones, R. (2012), 'Moving home: conceptual and policy implications of the housing-mobility nexus', Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Final Report, 26.
Dufty, R. (2012), 'Moving home : conceptual and policy implications of the housing-mobility nexus', Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Final Report, .
Dufty, R. (2012), 'Moving home : theorizing housing within a politics of mobility', Housing, Theory and Society, 16.
Dufty, R. (2011), 'Governing the experts: Reforming expert governance of rural public housing', Australian Geographer, 17.
Dufty, R. (2010), 'Reflecting on power relationships in the 'doing' of rural cultural research', Cultural Studies Review, 12.
Prince, R. and Dufty, R. (2009), 'Assembling the space economy: governmentality and economic geography', Geography Compass, 13.
Dufty, R. (2009), ''At least I don't live in Vegemite Valley': racism and rural public housing spaces', Australian Geographer, 21.
Gibson, C., Dufty, R., Smith, H. and Phillips, S. (2008), 'Counter-geographies: the campaign against rationalisation of agricultural research stations in NSW', Journal of Rural Studies, 16.
Dufty, R. (2007), 'Governing through locational choice: the locational preferences of rural public housing tenants in south-western New South Wales, Australia', Housing Theory and Society, 24.
Gibson, C. and Dufty, R. (2006), 'Social housing for the arts? On the nexus between housing affordability and creative city strategies', Journal of the Australasian Housing Institute, 5.
Dufty, R. (2006), 'Which direction for cultural geography? A postgraduate perspective', Geographical Research, 3.
Gibson, C., Dufty, R. and Drpzdzewski, D. (2005), 'Resident Attitudes to Farmland Protection Measures in the Northern Rivers Region, NSW', Australian Geographer, 15.

Conference Papers

Dufty, R. (2006), ''Because it's home': locational subjectivities and public housing tenants in regional', Australasian Housing Researchers Conference, Southern Cross Research Centre AHURI, Adelaide, Australia.
Dufty, R. (2003), 'Gendering of property and its consequences for rural public housing', New Zealand Geographical Society 22nd Conference, Auckland, New Zealand.

Research

Human Geography; Urban and Housing Studies; Rural Studies.