Tin Ablaza

Lecturer (Teaching and Research)

College of Education, Psychology and Social Work

place Social Science South

Dr Christine (Tin) Ablaza is a social scientist working at the intersection of economics, sociology, and social policy. Her research leverages advanced quantitative methods to examine the extent and nature of social problems and interrogate social solutions. She has published in highly ranked interdisciplinary journals on a range of topics such as precarious and low-quality employment, housing and homelessness, domestic violence, and poverty with a specific focus on gender and sexual minorities.

Prior to joining Flinders University, Tin was a Research Fellow at The University of Queensland's Centre for Policy Futures where she led the Work Futures and Economic Security research cluster. She also brings a wealth of experience in industry, having worked at Deloitte Access Economics, the World Bank (Philippines and Indonesia), and the Asian Development Bank. 

Qualifications

PhD, The University of Queensland

MA, Economics, University of the Philippines

BS, Business Economics (magna cum laude), University of the Philippines

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