BIOGRAPHY - Anthony Sorensen

Title:	Professor
Full Name:	Anthony Sorensen
Email:	Tony.Sorensen@une.edu.au
Work Phone:	+61 2 6773 2800
Fax:	+61 2 6773 3030
City:	Armidale
State:	NSW
Country:	Australia
Working Details
Institution:	University of New England
Department:	Centre for Applied Research in Social Science
Position:	Adjunct Professor
Participation
Participation:	Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options) Paradigm Working Groups Socio-spatial theory Methodologies, tools and techniques Scenarios and forecasting Sources, data quality and data integration Application Working Groups National and regional socio-economic change Population, economic and information flows Social and economic networks Regional development and community capacity building Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings
Project Involvement

Publication History
Publications:	Publication 1: Tony Sorensen (ed.) (2007), Progress in Sustainable Rural Development, Proceedings of the 14th Colloquium of the Commission on the Sustainable Development of Rural Systems of the International Geographical Union (I.G.U.), ISBN 92-95027-11-6 (printed) and ISBN 92-95027-12-4 (CD_ROM). Publication 2: Tony Sorensen (2007), Rural Creativity: A Response to Florida [in] Tony Sorensen (ed.) (2007), Progress in Sustainable Rural Development, Proceedings of the 14th Colloquium of the Commission on the Sustainable Development of Rural Systems of the International Geographical Union (I.G.U.), 7-22. ISBN 92-95027-11-6 (printed) and ISBN 92-95027-12-4 (CD_ROM). Publication 3: Tony Sorensen (2007), Migration Futures, Chapter 12 [in] Kerry Carrington, Alison McIntosh and Jim Walmsley (eds.), The Social Costs and Benefits of Migration into Australia, Commonwealth of Australia, Canberra. Publication 4: Brian Dollery, Neil Marshall and Tony Sorensen (2007), An analytical evaluation of new models of local government service provision in regional NSW', Rural Society, 17 (1), Publication 5: Neil Marshall, Brian Dollery and Tony Sorensen (2007), Voluntary Regional Cooperation in Australia, Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 29 (2), 239-256.
Current Research Interests
Current Research:	Current Research 1: Regional governance and the technologies of government in complex policy environments Current Research 2: Changing agricultural systems and their spatial impacts on service delivery Current Research 3: Regional development processes in Peripheral Market Economies Current Research 4: Housing affordability Current Research 5: Resilience and adaptation in regional Australia