Greg Marston

I am Director of Centre for Policy Futures and Coordinator for the Queensland Decarbonisation Hub. Previously I was the Deputy Executive Dean of the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, a former Head of School for the School of Social Science and Acting Associate Dean Research. My research interests include work and employment, poverty and economic security and the social dimensions of climate change. I am a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, and was a member of the ARC College of Experts from 2014-2016. Prior to entering academy I worked in the non-profit sector at the state, national and international level. I am the Australian representative for the Basic Income Earth Network. Social policy and the welfare state: My research program addresses poverty and unemployment, climate justice, economic security, and the impact of emerging technologies on work, driving meaningful change and fostering a more equitable society.

[2026] Kahulugan ng Kabuhayan: conceptualising a practice-based meaning of informal tourism work [2026] A missed opportunity? A critical appraisal of Australia's approach to governing unemployment during the Covid-19 pandemic [2026] Digital platforms and hybridized social sector accountability: a critical discourse analysis of promotional material [2026] Social policy [2026] Testing universality and inclusivity: Public attitudes about who should receive a universal basic income (UBI) in Australia [2025] Non-standard contingent employment and job satisfaction: The mediating role of job characteristics [2025] Building a resilient and sustainable workforce for the future [2025] What is a good job and who gets it? A typological analysis of job quality in a global sample of countries [2025] Job