Helen Dinmore
Biographic Data
| ID | 4239109 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Helen Dinmore |
| GIVEN NAMES | Helen |
| FAMILY NAME | Dinmore |
| SIGNATURE | DINMORE H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Australia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8625-7119 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Just transitions in the Australian automotive sector
The closure of the Australian passenger vehicle industry in 2017 ended an important phase in the nation’s economic history. Closure affected up to 100, 000 employees working across the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and the supply chain, with the impacts concentrated in two Australian states. This paper examines both the processes and the outcomes of this closure, making use of a Just Transitions lens to assess the wider impacts of this …
Life after retrenchment: The impact of education, income and employment status as social determinants of mental and physical health
This paper examines if unemployment following retrenchment from the automobile industry is negatively associated with mental and physical health. Australian adults (> retrenched as a result of automotive plant closures in 2017 participated. The unemployed had the highest prevalence of poor mental health (45%) relative to those in paid employment (20%), self-employed (21%) and fully or semi-retired (6% and 9% respectively). Poor physical health wa…
Advancing a healthy housing policy agenda: How Do Policy Makers Problematise Housing-Related Health Issues
A substantial international body of evidence links housing to health outcomes. In 2021, the World Health Organisation (WHO) evaluated a small selection of policies from its six geographic regions and found that, in Australia as in the rest of the world, existing healthy housing measures fall short of the systemic response required to address health impacts and inequities. This paper takes the novel step of applying Bacchi's (2009) 'What is the Pr…
Agency and the structural determinants of regional growth: Towards a retheorisation
This paper addresses debates on the role of agency in shaping the economic future of regions.Scholarship on agency departs from the earlier focus of evolutionary economic geography, which highlighted the role of pre-existing structural conditions.This paper challenges the notion that agency is only found in intentional action and is limited to key actors within a region.It questions exclusive focus on the impact of entrepreneurial leaders, place …
Career degradation in Australian cities: Globalization, Precarity and Adversity
This paper explores the impact on urban labour markets of the closure of the Australian automotive manufacturing industry through a qualitative analysis of ex-automotive workers’ experiences of redundancy and precarious work. We locate the experiences of workers inside a multidimensional concept of precarity that can be both objectively measured and subjectively produced. These findings show the need for strong policies directed at boosting the e…
Agency and the structural determinants of regional growth: Towards a retheorisation
This paper addresses debates on the role of agency in shaping the economic future of regions.Scholarship on agency departs from the earlier focus of evolutionary economic geography, which highlighted the role of pre-existing structural conditions.This paper challenges the notion that agency is only found in intentional action and is limited to key actors within a region.It questions exclusive focus on the impact of entrepreneurial leaders, place …
Career degradation in Australian cities: Globalization, Precarity and Adversity
This paper explores the impact on urban labour markets of the closure of the Australian automotive manufacturing industry through a qualitative analysis of ex-automotive workers’ experiences of redundancy and precarious work. We locate the experiences of workers inside a multidimensional concept of precarity that can be both objectively measured and subjectively produced. These findings show the need for strong policies directed at boosting the e…
Just transitions in the Australian automotive sector
The closure of the Australian passenger vehicle industry in 2017 ended an important phase in the nation’s economic history. Closure affected up to 100, 000 employees working across the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and the supply chain, with the impacts concentrated in two Australian states. This paper examines both the processes and the outcomes of this closure, making use of a Just Transitions lens to assess the wider impacts of this …
Career degradation in Australian cities: Globalization, Precarity and Adversity
This paper explores the impact on urban labour markets of the closure of the Australian automotive manufacturing industry through a qualitative analysis of ex-automotive workers’ experiences of redundancy and precarious work. We locate the experiences of workers inside a multidimensional concept of precarity that can be both objectively measured and subjectively produced. These findings show the need for strong policies directed at boosting the e…
Agency and the structural determinants of regional growth: Towards a retheorisation
This paper addresses debates on the role of agency in shaping the economic future of regions.Scholarship on agency departs from the earlier focus of evolutionary economic geography, which highlighted the role of pre-existing structural conditions.This paper challenges the notion that agency is only found in intentional action and is limited to key actors within a region.It questions exclusive focus on the impact of entrepreneurial leaders, place …
Just transitions in the Australian automotive sector
The closure of the Australian passenger vehicle industry in 2017 ended an important phase in the nation’s economic history. Closure affected up to 100, 000 employees working across the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and the supply chain, with the impacts concentrated in two Australian states. This paper examines both the processes and the outcomes of this closure, making use of a Just Transitions lens to assess the wider impacts of this …
Life after retrenchment: The impact of education, income and employment status as social determinants of mental and physical health
This paper examines if unemployment following retrenchment from the automobile industry is negatively associated with mental and physical health. Australian adults (> retrenched as a result of automotive plant closures in 2017 participated. The unemployed had the highest prevalence of poor mental health (45%) relative to those in paid employment (20%), self-employed (21%) and fully or semi-retired (6% and 9% respectively). Poor physical health wa…
Advancing a healthy housing policy agenda: How Do Policy Makers Problematise Housing-Related Health Issues
A substantial international body of evidence links housing to health outcomes. In 2021, the World Health Organisation (WHO) evaluated a small selection of policies from its six geographic regions and found that, in Australia as in the rest of the world, existing healthy housing measures fall short of the systemic response required to address health impacts and inequities. This paper takes the novel step of applying Bacchi's (2009) 'What is the Pr…
Political science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Automotive industry (2 works) · Closure (psychology (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works)