Rate My Professor Adam Stebbing

Stebbing has made significant contributions through numerous peer-reviewed publications and applied research projects. Key works include 'Universal welfare by “other means”? Social tax expenditures and the Australian dual welfare state' (Journal of Social Policy, 2010, with Ben Spies-Butcher), cited over 127 times; 'The decline of a homeowning society? Asset-based welfare, retirement and intergenerational equity in Australia' (Housing Studies, 2016, with Ben Spies-Butcher), cited over 104 times; and 'Wage-Earners' Welfare after Economic Reform: Refurbishing, Retrenching or Hollowing Out Social Protection in Australia and New Zealand?' (Social Policy & Administration, 2013, with Shaun Wilson, Ben Spies-Butcher, and Simon St John), cited 73 times. He co-edited 'Designing social service markets: Risk, regulation and rent-seeking' (ANU Press, 2022, with Gabrielle Meagher and Diana Perche). Additional publications cover topics like 'Climate change and the welfare state? Exploring Australian attitudes to climate and social policy' (Journal of Sociology, 2016) and 'Measuring consumer outcomes: development and testing of the Australian Community Care Outcomes Measure' (Australasian Journal on Ageing, 2017). Stebbing has conducted program evaluations, such as the impact evaluation of the SafeT pilot, and contributed to reports like 'Housing and the 2025 Australian Federal Election.' He teaches units including SOCI3080 Economic Futures: Work, Inequality and Power and has supervised postgraduate theses in sociology.