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Other Background Papers and Presentations

Callister, P., von Randow, M. & Cotterell, G. (2011) Women, men and the new economics of
partnering in New Zealand: A research note, Working paper,  Centre of Methods and Policy Application in the Social Sciences (COMPASS), University of Auckland.

Waldron, H. (2011) Overseas-Born Māori and New Zealand Citizenship, Missing men background paper, Wellington: Institute of Policy Studies.

Bedford, R., Callister, P. and Didham, R. (2011) Using census and migration data to explain gender disparities in New Zealand's prime adult age groups 1986-2006, Missing men background paper, Wellington: Institute of Policy Studies.

Lawton, Z. and Callister, P. (2011) ‘Mail-order brides’: are we seeing this phenomenon in New Zealand?, Missing men background paper, Wellington: Institute of Policy Studies.

Didham, R and Ryan, M (2010) Chasing shadows: comparing sex ratios in census, estimated resident, and Linked Employer-Employee Data populations. Statistics New Zealand Working Paper No 10-02. Wellington, Statistics New Zealand

Stone, K. (2010) Dealing with gender disparity in education – More men and only boys,
Missing men background paper, Wellington: Institute of Policy Studies.

Newell, J. (2010) Gender shifts in NZ Occupational Pathways 1981 to 2006, presentation to the April ASSR AGM, June 2

Bedford, R.D. (2009) Missing men or unaccounted for women? One of New Zealand’s unresolved demographic mysteries Invited address to Hamilton women's group, Tuahine, 2nd March.

Bedford, R.D., Callister, P., Didham, R. and Newell, J. (2009) Accounting for those missing men: do we have a wicked problem? February 2009 (41 pp.)

Bedford, R.D. and Didham, R. (2009) New Zealand’s migration system 1978-2007: a progress report on gender dimensions of PLT flows. January 2009 (14 pp.)

Bedford, R.D. and Didham, R. (2008) Gender dimensions of trans-Tasman migration: a progress report. March 2008 (21 pp.)

Bedford, R.D. (2007) Missing men in Australia, 2006: birthplace populations aged 15-54 years: a preliminary report. September 2007 (4 pp.)

Bedford, R.D. (2007) Those “missing men”: the ERP (June 2006) and the projected ethnic populations (2005 series). September 2007 (4 pp.)

Callister, P. and Didham, R. (2007) Sub-replacement fertility: Is this an issue for New Zealand, Policy Quarterly, 3(4): 4-10.

Badkar, J., Callister, P., Krishnan, V., Didham, R and Bedford, R. (2007) Patterns of Gendered Skilled And Temporary Migration into New Zealand, Department of Labour.

Callister, P., Didham, R. and Bedford, R. (2006) Changing sex ratios in New Zealand: Real change or a statistical problem? New Zealand Population Review, 32(1):21-33.

Callister, P., Newell, J., Perry, M. and Scott, D. (2006) The gendered tertiary education transition: When did it take place and what are some of the possible policy implications, Policy Quarterly 2(3): 4-13.

Callister, P., Bedford, R. and Didham, R. (2006) Globalisation, gendered migration and labour markets, Working paper, Department of Labour, http://www.dol.govt.nz/pdfs/sex-ratios-fow.pdf

Callister, P. (2006) The potential effect of changes in sex ratios on the ‘marriage market’, fertility and employment: A review of theory and evidence, Working paper, Department of Labour, http://www.dol.govt.nz/pdfs/sex-ratios-background-fow.pdf

Callister, P. and Newell, J. (2006) The ‘gender education transition’: What it might mean for the labour market paper presented at the 12th Labour, Employment and Work Conference, Wellington: Victoria University, November.