Lucie Newsome

(MENAFN- The Conversation)

• Lecturer, Business School, University of New England

Profile Articles Activity

Dr Lucie Newsome is a senior lecturer in the Business School at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW. She holds a PhD in political science and a Master of Governance and Public Policy from the University of Queensland and a Bachelor of Economic and Social Sciences from the University of Sydney. Her research activities focus on the influence of gender in politics, policy and business, particularly agribusiness. She has published in academic journals including Journal of Rural Studies, Gender, Work and Organization, Feminist Economics, Labour History and Australian Journal of Political Science. Formerly, Dr Newsome has held senior policy and project roles in the New South Wales and Queensland Governments.

Experience

• –present Lecturer, University of New England

Education

• 2014 University of Queensland, PhD
• 2009 University of Queensland, Master of Governance and Public Policy
• 2004 University of Sydney, Bachelor of Economic and Social Sciences

Publications

• 2019 Gender and Citizenship in Australia: Government Approaches to Paid Parental Leave Policy 1996–2017, Social Politics
• 2018 Taking stock: Identifying the growing agricultural service sector in Australia, Australasian Agribusiness Review
• 2017 Female leadership and welfare state reform: the development of Australia's first national paid parental leave scheme, Australian Journal of Political Science
• 2017 The rise and fall of paid maternity leave policy in the years of the Keating Government, Australian Journal of Politics and History

Research Areas

• Policy And Administration (1605)
• Business And Management (1503)
• Agricultural Economics (140201)

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