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James O'Donnell is a demographer at the Australian National University whose research focuses on understanding and measuring social cohesion across society. He is the lead investigator for the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute’s Mapping Social Cohesion study, which is Australia’s longest-running survey on attitudes, perceptions, and behaviors related to social cohesion and immigration. He is also an Early Career Research Fellow at the Australian Research Council, where he studies how social cohesion and wellbeing change over time in response to personal and societal upheaval. He completed his PhD in Demography in December 2019, where his research investigated the patterns and dynamics of housing and homelessness. Additionally, his broader research interests encompass housing, homelessness, labor market dynamics, and social demographic change.
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