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Associate Professor Margaret Giles

Dr Margaret Giles is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the School of Arts and Humanities.

Background

Dr Margaret Giles was previously a Senior Lecturer (2008-2017) and Associate Professor (2017-2018) in the School of Business and Law at ECU. Margaret has worked in research, policy, and planning positions in State and Federal Governments and the not-for-profit sector, as well as in teaching and research positions within private and public universities. She is a member of the Academic Advisory Committee of the Perth-based Independent Centre for Not-for-Profit Research and a member of the Geneva-based committee of the Hegg Hoffet Fund for Displaced Women Graduates.

Professional associations

  • Current - Economic Society of Australia (WA), (Member)
  • Current - Women in Economics Network, (Member)
  • Meta-Analysis in Economics Research Network (MAER-Net), (Member)

Awards and recognition

  • 2017 - Promoted to Associate Professor
  • 2012 - Dean’s Award for an A* Journal publication
  • 2012 - Best Paper (with P. Williams) at the 2012 Global Telehealth Conference, Sydney, November
  • 2009 - Inaugural Dean’s Award for Innovation in Teaching and Learning
  • 2008 - Joint winner of the Nina Buscombe Award from the Motor Neurone Disease Association of Victoria

Research areas and interests

  • Determining the effectiveness of correctional education and training (with WA Department of Justice)
  • Correcting for selection bias in the estimation of regression equations using Heckman’s two stage technique and the Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition method
  • Meta regression analysis and correction for publication bias in quantitative systematic reviews

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