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Alexandra Ridgway

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RMIT University

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Visualising Public Legal Information: Using Graphic Narratives to Address Community Legal Information Need

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Transdisciplinarity for Socially Responsible Artificial Intelligence: Aligning Expertise in Social Sciences and Computing Research

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Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Generated Image-Based Sexual Abuse: Prevalence, Attitudes and Impacts

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In the Ghost Town

Australia's Migration Strategy: An Effective Response to Migrant Worker Exploitation?

Leveraging expat bubbles: Migrant women’s information-gathering practices within Hong Kong spaces of expatriate privilege from arrival to post-divorce

Time Will Tell: A Temporal Analysis of Victim-Survivor’s Formal Support-Seeking for Co-occurring Family Violence and Sexual Harm

Performing under pressure: Probationary migrant wives and marital expectations in Hong Kong and Melbourne, Australia

‘I think I misspoke earlier. My bad!’: Exploring how generative artificial intelligence tools exploit society’s feeling rules

Ubiquitous waiting: migrant women, temporariness, and waiting as an affective atmosphere

“To call my own”: migrant women, nature-based leisure and emotional release after divorce in Hong Kong

When Descriptor is Diagnosis: An Autoethnographic Response to the Medical Treatment of Women with Vulvodynia

“That Was My Power”: The Value of Physical Exercise for Migrant Women Managing Marital Breakdown

In the Depths: Synergies Between the Doctoral Experience and Life in Hong Kong

Love, loss and a doctorate: an autoethnography of grieving while writing a PhD

The woman writer's body: Multiplicity, neoliberalism, and feminist resistance

Looking Within: A Call for Greater Reflexivity in Expatriate Research

“I Had Faith”: Migrant Women’s Use of Religion and Spirituality to Reframe Their Divorce and for Self- Reinvention

From paradise to prison: The disrupted spatial imaginaries of victimised female British migrants in Australia

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