Hayley Henderson
Biographic Data
| ID | 4387725 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hayley Henderson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hayley |
| FAMILY NAME | Henderson |
| SIGNATURE | HENDERSON H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Australian National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0342-6846 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cultural pluralism and inclusive urban revitalisation: The experience of Dandenong, Melbourne
Avoiding harm or creating benefit? How a risk focus sidelines social considerations in early decisions for Australian infrastructure projects
There is a growing need to maximise the social benefits achieved from public investment in infrastructure, particularly with the transition to net zero economies. Infrastructure projects around the world contractually define roles and responsibilities for project partners via Project Delivery Models (PDMs). PDMs can underpin social benefit realisation, but the processes used to select them are largely opaque. This paper explores how social consid…
Submission Summary: Superdiversity and the Draft National Urban Policy
This summary of a NUP submission was authored by Dr Hayley Henderson, lead author of a pre-print UPRJ article entitled “Expanding Superdiversity across Australian Cities and Regional Towns” (DOI: 1
Expanding Superdiversity in Australian Cities and Regional Towns
This paper presents a novel methodology to measure “superdiversity” (Vertovec Citation2007) in urban Australia, focusing on birthplace, language, and religion between 2011 and 2021. It characterises large Australian cities by their levels of superdiversity and examines whether these levels were stable, growing, or diminishing. The study also explores links between levels of diversity and gentrification risk, finding that superdiverse communities …
Understanding inclusion in collaborative governance: A mixed methods approach
Who should be included in collaborative governance and how they should be included is an important topic, though the dynamics of inclusion are not yet well understood. We propose a conceptual model to shape the empirical analysis of what contributes to inclusion in collaborative processes. We propose that incentives, mutual interdependence and trust are important preconditions of inclusion, but that active inclusion management also matters a grea…
Variations on a collaborative theme: Conservatism, pluralism, and place-based urban policy in Central Dandenong, Melbourne
Urban governance in Melbourne is a relative outlier compared to the recent experience of austerity politics in many European and North American cities, which has produced extreme programmatic reductions linked to deepening social crises, such as worsening health outcomes. Instead, the Australian experience post the global financial crisis (GFC) demonstrates the enduring normalization of fiscal conservatism and targeted social protectionism in the…
The Papers of George Washington. [Volume] VII: December 1790-March 1791
The Papers of George Washington: Presidential Series. [Vol.] 5: January- June 1790
The Papers of George Washington. Presidential Series. [Volume] 3: June- September 1789
Taxation and Political Culture: Massachusetts and Virginia, 1760-1800
HE new social history written during the past two decades has accentuated the dissimilarity of the seventeenth-century Chesapeake and New England colonies. These two regions now appear to have been so dramatically unlike in their demographic characteristics as to constitute separate colonial worlds marked by sharply disparate mortality rates, sex ratios, patterns of family formation, and labor systems. That such different societies produced signi…
The Papers of George Washington. Presidential Series. [Volume] 1: September 1788-March 1789; [Volume] 2: April-June 1789
Revolution, Reform, and the Politics of American Taxation, 1763-1783
Party Politics in the Continental Congress
Revolution from the Middle Up
Political Parties in Revolutionary Massachusetts
Journal Article Political Parties in Revolutionary Massachusetts. By Stephen E. Patterson. (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1973. ix + 299 pp. Tables, appendix, notes, bibliographical note, and index. $12.50.) Get access H. James Henderson H. James Henderson Oklahoma State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 60, Issue 4, March 1974, Pages 1101–1103, https:…
Quantitative Approaches to Party Formation in the United States Congress: A Comment
Analysis of the American party system has been particularly susceptible to dualistic inquiry. The classic formulation was supplied by Charles Beard who contended that the political history of the new nation was permeated by a persistent tension between capitalist and agrarian interests. Other historians such as Claude Bowers have divided partisan groupings and aggregations of economic interest into even more comprehensive polarities of an ideolog…
Politics Without Parties: Massachusetts, 1780-1791
Journal Article Politics Without Parties: Massachusetts, 1780–1791. By Van Beck Hall. (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1972. xvii + 375 pp. Tables, notes, bibliographical index, and index. $14.95.) Get access H. James Henderson H. James Henderson Oklahoma State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 59, Issue 3, December 1972, Pages 699–700, https://doi.o…
Congressional Factionalism and the Attempt to Recall Benjamin Franklin
BV ENJAMIN Franklin's reputation as an anchor of American Revolutionary diplomacy is doubtless established, and deservedly so. Neither the ambivalence of his earlier politics as antiproprietary agent during the resistance nor the opportunism of his business dealings in land and stocks during the Revolution have diminished the historian's recognition that the presence of Franklin in Paris during the eight years i776 to i783 steadied American relat…
A Geography of Subsaharan Africa
A Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Africa and the Islands
Ruanda-Urundi: A Series of Four Pamphlets Trsl. from the French by Goldie Blankoff-Scarr. Geography, Economy I and II, and Social Achievements
Understanding inclusion in collaborative governance: A mixed methods approach
Who should be included in collaborative governance and how they should be included is an important topic, though the dynamics of inclusion are not yet well understood. We propose a conceptual model to shape the empirical analysis of what contributes to inclusion in collaborative processes. We propose that incentives, mutual interdependence and trust are important preconditions of inclusion, but that active inclusion management also matters a grea…
A Geography of Subsaharan Africa
Variations on a collaborative theme: Conservatism, pluralism, and place-based urban policy in Central Dandenong, Melbourne
Urban governance in Melbourne is a relative outlier compared to the recent experience of austerity politics in many European and North American cities, which has produced extreme programmatic reductions linked to deepening social crises, such as worsening health outcomes. Instead, the Australian experience post the global financial crisis (GFC) demonstrates the enduring normalization of fiscal conservatism and targeted social protectionism in the…
Taxation and Political Culture: Massachusetts and Virginia, 1760-1800
HE new social history written during the past two decades has accentuated the dissimilarity of the seventeenth-century Chesapeake and New England colonies. These two regions now appear to have been so dramatically unlike in their demographic characteristics as to constitute separate colonial worlds marked by sharply disparate mortality rates, sex ratios, patterns of family formation, and labor systems. That such different societies produced signi…
Quantitative Approaches to Party Formation in the United States Congress: A Comment
Analysis of the American party system has been particularly susceptible to dualistic inquiry. The classic formulation was supplied by Charles Beard who contended that the political history of the new nation was permeated by a persistent tension between capitalist and agrarian interests. Other historians such as Claude Bowers have divided partisan groupings and aggregations of economic interest into even more comprehensive polarities of an ideolog…
A Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Ruanda-Urundi: A Series of Four Pamphlets Trsl. from the French by Goldie Blankoff-Scarr. Geography, Economy I and II, and Social Achievements
A Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa
Africa and the Islands
A Geography of Subsaharan Africa
Congressional Factionalism and the Attempt to Recall Benjamin Franklin
BV ENJAMIN Franklin's reputation as an anchor of American Revolutionary diplomacy is doubtless established, and deservedly so. Neither the ambivalence of his earlier politics as antiproprietary agent during the resistance nor the opportunism of his business dealings in land and stocks during the Revolution have diminished the historian's recognition that the presence of Franklin in Paris during the eight years i776 to i783 steadied American relat…
Politics Without Parties: Massachusetts, 1780-1791
Journal Article Politics Without Parties: Massachusetts, 1780–1791. By Van Beck Hall. (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1972. xvii + 375 pp. Tables, notes, bibliographical index, and index. $14.95.) Get access H. James Henderson H. James Henderson Oklahoma State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 59, Issue 3, December 1972, Pages 699–700, https://doi.o…
Quantitative Approaches to Party Formation in the United States Congress: A Comment
Analysis of the American party system has been particularly susceptible to dualistic inquiry. The classic formulation was supplied by Charles Beard who contended that the political history of the new nation was permeated by a persistent tension between capitalist and agrarian interests. Other historians such as Claude Bowers have divided partisan groupings and aggregations of economic interest into even more comprehensive polarities of an ideolog…
Revolution from the Middle Up
Political Parties in Revolutionary Massachusetts
Journal Article Political Parties in Revolutionary Massachusetts. By Stephen E. Patterson. (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1973. ix + 299 pp. Tables, appendix, notes, bibliographical note, and index. $12.50.) Get access H. James Henderson H. James Henderson Oklahoma State University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 60, Issue 4, March 1974, Pages 1101–1103, https:…
Party Politics in the Continental Congress
Revolution, Reform, and the Politics of American Taxation, 1763-1783
The Papers of George Washington. Presidential Series. [Volume] 1: September 1788-March 1789; [Volume] 2: April-June 1789
Taxation and Political Culture: Massachusetts and Virginia, 1760-1800
HE new social history written during the past two decades has accentuated the dissimilarity of the seventeenth-century Chesapeake and New England colonies. These two regions now appear to have been so dramatically unlike in their demographic characteristics as to constitute separate colonial worlds marked by sharply disparate mortality rates, sex ratios, patterns of family formation, and labor systems. That such different societies produced signi…
The Papers of George Washington. Presidential Series. [Volume] 3: June- September 1789
The Papers of George Washington: Presidential Series. [Vol.] 5: January- June 1790
The Papers of George Washington. [Volume] VII: December 1790-March 1791
Variations on a collaborative theme: Conservatism, pluralism, and place-based urban policy in Central Dandenong, Melbourne
Urban governance in Melbourne is a relative outlier compared to the recent experience of austerity politics in many European and North American cities, which has produced extreme programmatic reductions linked to deepening social crises, such as worsening health outcomes. Instead, the Australian experience post the global financial crisis (GFC) demonstrates the enduring normalization of fiscal conservatism and targeted social protectionism in the…
Understanding inclusion in collaborative governance: A mixed methods approach
Who should be included in collaborative governance and how they should be included is an important topic, though the dynamics of inclusion are not yet well understood. We propose a conceptual model to shape the empirical analysis of what contributes to inclusion in collaborative processes. We propose that incentives, mutual interdependence and trust are important preconditions of inclusion, but that active inclusion management also matters a grea…
Submission Summary: Superdiversity and the Draft National Urban Policy
This summary of a NUP submission was authored by Dr Hayley Henderson, lead author of a pre-print UPRJ article entitled “Expanding Superdiversity across Australian Cities and Regional Towns” (DOI: 1
Expanding Superdiversity in Australian Cities and Regional Towns
This paper presents a novel methodology to measure “superdiversity” (Vertovec Citation2007) in urban Australia, focusing on birthplace, language, and religion between 2011 and 2021. It characterises large Australian cities by their levels of superdiversity and examines whether these levels were stable, growing, or diminishing. The study also explores links between levels of diversity and gentrification risk, finding that superdiverse communities …
Cultural pluralism and inclusive urban revitalisation: The experience of Dandenong, Melbourne
Avoiding harm or creating benefit? How a risk focus sidelines social considerations in early decisions for Australian infrastructure projects
There is a growing need to maximise the social benefits achieved from public investment in infrastructure, particularly with the transition to net zero economies. Infrastructure projects around the world contractually define roles and responsibilities for project partners via Project Delivery Models (PDMs). PDMs can underpin social benefit realisation, but the processes used to select them are largely opaque. This paper explores how social consid…
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