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Dr Ann Ingamells

BA, GDipSocPlan, MA, PhD

Senior Lecturer

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Research expertise

  • Community development
  • Community sustainability
  • Community capacity
  • Welfare state
  • Poststructural research

Current teaching areas

  • Community Development - graduate and undergraduate
  • Human Services history, theory, practice - graduate and undergraduate

Publications

Refereed Journal Articles

  • Ingamells, A. and Westoby, P. (2008). Working with young people from refugee backgrounds in Australia. European Journal of Social Work
  • Ingamells, A.T. (2007) Community Development and Community Renewal: Tracing the Lines of Power. Community Development Journal. 42 (2), 237-250. 
  • Westoby, P. and Ingamells, A. (2007). Youth Work: A deconstructive approach for those who work with young refugees. Youth Studies Australia, 26 (3), 52-58.
  • Westoby, P. and Ingamells, A. (2007). Youth Work: A deconstructive approach for those who work with young refugees.  New Transitions, 11 (1), 20-26 (reprint in YANQ journal with permission of Youth Studies Australia).

Refereed Published Conference Papers

  • Ingamells, A.T. and Santagiuliana, C. (2006). Risk, governmentality & community: Intercepting global forces locally. In Community Development in a 'Global Risk Society' (Conference Proceedings). Centre for Citizenship & Human Rights, Deakin University.
  • Heffernan, M. Hall, C., Ingamells, A., Delaforce, W., Rich, B., and Buys, N. (2005). Mapping Youth at Risk: GIS and its potential as a service integration tool, in Social Change in the 21st Century Conference Proceedings, Centre for Social Change Research, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane (online).

Book Chapters

  • Ingamells, A. (2005). Supporting children and families. In K. Noble, K. Macfarlane and J. Osmond (Eds). Children in diverse contexts: A practice approach, (pp. 11-16). Frenchs Forest, NSW: Pearson.
  • Thompson, J. and Ingamells, A. (2005). Human service practice with indigenous children and their families: Combining the wisdom of two cultures. In K. Noble, K. Macfarlane and J. Osmond (Eds). Children in diverse contexts: A practice approach (pp. 75-84). Frenchs Forest, NSW: Pearson.
  • Westoby, P. and Ingamells, A. (2005). Working with children from a refugee background in Australia. In K. Noble, K. Macfarlane and J. Osmond (Eds). Children in diverse contexts: A practice approach (pp. 53-64). Frenchs Forest, NSW: Pearson.

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