Helen Lee

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Emeritus Professor of Anthropology

La Trobe University

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Professor Helen Lee is an Emeritus Professor of Anthropology at La Trobe University in Australia. Her research areas encompass the racialisation of Pacific Islanders within the Australian horticultural industry, as well as issues surrounding gambling harm and regulatory challenges faced by migrant communities. Recent publications include studies on the precariousness of farmworkers and the implications of digitisation in gambling practices.

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The future of the Pacific: youth leadership and civic engagement

Open Date: 2022-03-01

Close Date: 2026-02-01

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The production of precariousness and the racialisation of Pacific Islanders in an Australian horticultural region

Fruit Picking and Farmwork as Racialised Stigma: The Children of Pacific Migrant Workers in Rural Australia

Engaging Environments in Tonga: Cultivating Beauty and Nurturing Relations in a Changing World

The production of precariousness and the racialisation of Pacific Islanders in an Australian horticultural region

Fruit Picking and Farmwork as Racialised Stigma: The Children of Pacific Migrant Workers in Rural Australia

Increasing harms for bingo players: digitisation, commercialisation and regulatory inadequacy: a multi-site case study

Tackling gambling harm to bingo players at a time of commercial, regulatory and technological change – towards a public health approach

Evolving Understandings of Bingo in Four Decades of Literature: From Eyes Down to New Vistas

Correction: Increasing harms for bingo players: digitisation, commercialisation and regulatory inadequacy: a multi-site case study (BMC Public Health, (2022), 22, 1, (884), 10.1186/s12889-022-12954-y)

Increasing harms for bingo players: digitisation, commercialisation and regulatory inadequacy: a multi-site case study

Bingo, gender and the moral order of the household: Everyday gambling in a migrant community

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Sarah MacLean

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