ANZJS

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ANZJSAustralian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology (est. 1965)
ANZJSAustralian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics (formerly The Australian Journal of Statistics and The New Zealand Statistician)
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Graves, a paper from her study of attitudes toward mental health; Barry Maley, (a student of anthropology at the ANU), a paper on social stress; and John Brehaut (from the Department of Anthropology and Sociology at Monash University), a paper on hospital organisation (cf: ANZJS 1970:70; SAANZ 1970).
ANZJS (1970) 'Notes and Announcements' Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology 6(1):70-3.
ANZJS (1969) 'Notes and Announcements' Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology 5(2):157-9.
ANZJS (1968) 'Notes and Announcements' Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology 3:152.
Sociologia de la medicina y de la salud en Australia
Connell has played an active role in TASA and its predecessor SAANZ, having been the President during 1987-8, editor of the ANZJS, and regular participant in the Association's annual sociology conferences.
The most influential books in Australian sociology (MIBAS), 1963-2003
1995) `Medi-Fraud, Managerialism and the Decline of Medical Autonomy: Deprofessionalisation and Proletarianisation Reconsidered', ANZJS 31(3): 51-66.
Birth and the `reflexive consumer': trust, risk and medical dominance in obstetric encounters
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