Biography
Ingrid Nielsen is Alfred Deakin Professor and Pro Vice-Chancellor, Research Performance. She was formerly Associate Dean, Research in the Faculty of Business and Law. She is an appointed Research Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management; and an appointed Business Management Specialist in the Hong Kong Council for Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications.
Prior to her Deakin appointments, Ingrid was Associate Dean (Research & Research Training) in the Faculty of Business and Economics at Monash University. Ingrid was Chair of the 1503 and 1599 panels within the Australian Business Deans Council's review of its Journal Quality List review in 2013 and 2019. She was appointed to the ABDC's BARDsNet Executive in 2015, to the role of Deputy Chair in 2016, and to the role of Chair of BARDsNet in 2017. In 2018 she was appointed to the Research Evaluation Committee for the Economics and Commerce panel for the Australian Government’s ERA exercise.
Ingrid's own research is on labour migration in Asia and Europe; workplace integration of refugees in Australia; and work and life satisfaction. She is a past recipient of the Australian Academy of Social Sciences 'Australia-China Scholarship' and has been a visiting scholar at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Ingrid holds a current ARC Discovery Grant and her research has received significant funding from a range of funding bodies, including the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Department of Health and Human Services, Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, and the Data to Decisions CRC. Ingrid and has published in many leading management, economics and area specialist journals, including recent A* and A ranked papers in Journal of Vocational Behavior, Human Resource Management, British Journal of Industrial Relations, Energy Economics, International Journal of Human Resource Management, Personnel Review, Urban Studies, Social Indicators Research and Journal of Urban Affairs; along with the A* ranked law journals Melbourne University Law Review, Federal Law Review, and UNSW Law Journal.
Read more on Ingrid's profileResearch interests
Ingrid has a particular interest in tertiary sector rankings and research metrics.
Teaching interests
Organisational Behaviour
Research Methods
Units taught
MMM132
Publications
G Hirst, S Curtis, I Nielsen, R Smyth, A Newman, N Xiao
(2021), pp. 1-23, Human resource management journal, Chichester, Eng., C1
A Newman, K Dunwoodie, Z Jiang, I Nielsen
(2021), pp. 1-20, Journal of Career Assessment, London, Eng., C1
Thriving and career outcomes: The roles of achievement orientation and resilience
Z Jiang, Y Jiang, I Nielsen
(2021), Vol. 31, pp. 143-164, Human Resource Management Journal, C1-1
Q Miao, N Eva, A Newman, I Nielsen, K Herbert
(2020), Vol. 69, pp. 834-853, Applied Psychology, London, Eng., C1
I Nielsen, Z Robinson, R Smyth
(2020), Vol. 48, pp. 382-400, Federal Law Review, C1
A Newman, M Obschonka, S Schwarz, M Cohen, I Nielsen
(2019), Vol. 110, pp. 403-419, Journal of vocational behavior, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Z Cheng, I Nielsen, H Cutler
(2019), Vol. 40, pp. 17-35, International journal of manpower, London, Eng., C1-1
What the Australian public knows about the High Court
Ingrid Nielsen, Russell Smyth
(2019), Vol. 47, pp. 31-63, Federal law review, London, Eng., C1-1
Z Jiang, Y Jiang, I Nielsen
(2019), Vol. 40, pp. 979-993, International journal of manpower, Bingley, Eng., C1
What determines the institutional legitimacy of the high court of australia?
S KREBS, I NIELSEN, R SMYTH
(2019), Vol. 43, pp. 605-653, Melbourne University Law Review, Carlton, Vic., C1
Improving intergroup relations through actual and imagined contact: Field experiments with Malawian shopkeepers and Chinese migrants
J Gu, J Shachat, A Mueller, R Smyth, I Nielsen
(2019), Vol. 68, pp. 273-303, Economic Development and Cultural Change, C1-1
The Citation Practices of the High Court of Australia, 1905-2015
R Smyth, I Nielsen
(2019), Vol. 47, pp. 655-695, Federal Law Review, C1-1
H Le, Z Jiang, I Nielsen
(2018), Vol. 139, pp. 237-257, Social indicators research, Berlin, Germany, C1
H Perera, Y Chew, I Nielsen
(2018), Vol. 29, pp. 1454-1484, International journal of human resource management, Abingdon, Eng., C1
A Newman, I Nielsen, R Smyth, G Hirst, S Kennedy
(2018), Vol. 105, pp. 147-158, Journal of vocational behavior, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
A Newman, I Nielsen, R Smyth, G Hirst
(2018), Vol. 56, pp. 117-132, International Migration, Chichester, Eng., C1
A Newman, H Tse, G Schwarz, I Nielsen
(2018), Vol. 89, pp. 1-9, Journal of business research, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Inclusion and affective well-being: roles of justice perceptions
H Le, Z Jiang, Y Fujimoto, I Nielsen
(2018), Vol. 47, pp. 805-820, Personnel review, Bingley, Eng., C1
R Smyth, I Nielsen, Z Cheng, B Wang
(2018), pp. 1-23, International journal of human resource management, Abingdon, Eng., C1-1
A Noblet, A Allisey, I Nielsen, S Cotton, A LaMontagne, K Page
(2017), Vol. 42, pp. 237-246, Health care management review, Philadelphia, Pa., C1
I Nielsen, A Newman, R Smyth, G Hirst, B Heilemann
(2017), Vol. 42, pp. 2099-2115, Studies in higher education, London, Eng., C1
Z Cheng, V Mishra, I Nielsen, R Smyth, B Wang
(2017), Vol. 132, pp. 1-10, Social indicators research, Berlin, Germany, C1
Effect of internal migration on the environment in China
S Rafiq, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2017), Vol. 64, pp. 31-44, Energy economics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
A psychological contract perspective of expatriate failure
H Kumarika Perera, E Yin Teng Chew, I Nielsen
(2017), Vol. 56, pp. 479-499, Human resource management, London, Eng., C1
S Rafiq, R Salim, I Nielsen
(2016), Vol. 56, pp. 20-28, Energy economics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
An experimental study of the effect of intergroup contact on attitudes in urban China
J Gu, I Nielsen, J Shachat, R Smyth, Y Peng
(2016), Vol. 53, pp. 2991-3006, Urban studies, London, Eng., C1
Z Cheng, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2015), pp. 105-125, Handbook of Chinese Migration Identity and Wellbeing, Cheltenham, Eng., B1
A Newman, I Nielsen, R Smyth, A Hooke
(2015), Vol. 120, pp. 769-781, Social indicators research, New York, N. Y., C1-1
A Newman, I Nielsen, Q Miao
(2015), Vol. 26, pp. 1226-1242, International journal of human resource management, Oxford, Eng., C1-1
I Nielsen, S Sendjaya
(2014), Vol. 117, pp. 919-938, Social indicators research, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, C1-1
Z Cheng, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2014), Vol. 41, pp. 243-252, Habitat International, Oxford, England, C1-1
V Mishra, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2014), Vol. 115, pp. 67-91, Social Indicators Research, C1-1
R Smyth, X Qian, I Nielsen, I Kaempfer
(2013), Vol. 51, pp. 382-408, British journal of industrial relations, Chichester, Eng., C1-1
I Nielsen, O Paritski, R Smyth
(2012), Vol. 49, pp. 307-318, Urban Studies, London, England, C1-1
Personal wellbeing among ethnic Koreans in China's Northeast
I Nielsen, R Smyth, Q Zhai, J Zhang
(2012), Vol. 13, pp. 75-96, Asian Ethnicity, Abingdon, England, C1-1
The contact hypothesis in urban china: the perspective of minority-status migrant workers
I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2011), Vol. 33, pp. 469-481, Journal of urban affairs, London, Eng., C1-1
I Nielsen, R Smyth, Y Liu
(2011), Vol. 22, pp. 1333-1350, International journal of human resource management, Abingdon, Eng., C1-1
Is there a natural rate of crime?
P Narayan, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2010), Vol. 69, pp. 759-782, American journal of economics and sociology, Hoboken, N.J., C1
Personal well-being in urban China
R Smyth, I Nielsen, Q Zhai
(2010), Vol. 95, pp. 231-251, Social indicators research, Berlin, Germany, C1-1
Subjective well-being of China's off-farm migrants
I Nielsen, R Smyth, Q Zhai
(2010), Vol. 11, pp. 315-333, Journal of Happiness Studies, Heidelberg, Germany, C1-1
V Mishra, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2010), Vol. 38, pp. 361-372, Empirical Economics, Dordrecht , Germany, C1-1
Subjective well-being of Beijing taxi drivers
I Nielsen, O Paritski, R Smyth
(2009), Vol. 11, pp. 721-733, Journal of happiness studies, Dordrecht , Germany, C1-1
R Smyth, I Nielsen, X Qian
(2009), Vol. 30, pp. 512-528, International Journal of Manpower, London, Eng., C1-1
The "X component" in Shanghai's social security reforms
G Davies, I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, C Zhu, J Zhu
(2009), Vol. 62, pp. 31-54, International social security review, Geneva, Switzerland, C1-1
Perceptions of public security in post-reform urban China: a routine activity analysis
I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2009), Vol. 4, pp. 145-163, Asian journal of criminology, Berlin, Germany, C1-1
Correct ideas and social security reform in China: the case of Shanghai's township insurance
G Davies, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2008), pp. 65-91, Migration and social protection in China, Singapore, B1-1
The rhetoric and the reality of social protection for China's migrant workers
I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2008), pp. 3-13, Migration and social protection in China, Singapore, B1-1
Towards a harmonious society: challenges for China in the pursuit of social-protection-as-social-justice
I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2008), pp. 247-256, Migration and social protection in China, Singapore, B1-1
Panel data, cointegration, causality and Wagner's law : empirical evidence from Chinese provinces
P Narayan, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2008), Vol. 19, pp. 297-307, China economic review, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2008), Vol. 28, pp. 46-55, International review of law and economics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
I NIELSEN, R SMYTH
(2008), Vol. 19, pp. 230-244, China economic review, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
Job satisfaction and response to incentives among China's urban workforce
I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2008), Vol. 37, pp. 1921-1936, Journal of socio-economics, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
One hundred years of citation of authority on the supreme court of New South Wales
I Nielsen, R Smythe
(2008), Vol. 31, pp. 189-214, University of New South Wales law journal, Sydney, N.S.W., C1-1
I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, M Zhang
(2007), Vol. 15, pp. 29-43, China and world economy, London, Eng., C1-1
A century of citation practice on the Supreme Court of Victoria
D Fausten, I Nielsen, R Smyth
(2007), Vol. 31, pp. 733-804, Melbourne University law review, Melbourne, Vic., C1-1
P Maitra, R Smyth, I Nielsen, C Nyland, C Z hu
(2007), Vol. 12, pp. 577-596, Pacific economic review, London, Eng., C1-1
S Shao, I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, Zhang Mingqiong, C Zhu
(2007), Vol. 21, pp. 7-41, China information, C1-1
Effects of intergroup contact on attitudes of Chinese urban residents to migrant workers
I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, M Zhang, C Zhu
(2006), Vol. 43, pp. 475-490, Urban studies, London, Eng., C1-1
I Nielsen, B Nyland, C Nyland, R Smyth, M Z hang
(2006), Vol. 11, pp. 461-476, Pacific economic review, Richmond, Vic, C1-1
Marketization and perceptions of social protection in China's cities
I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, C Zhu
(2005), Vol. 33, pp. 1759-1781, World Development, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, C Zhu
(2005), Vol. 17, pp. 425-447, Post-Communist Economies, Abingdon, England, C1-1
Urban social insurance and worker satisfaction in China: Implications for India
M Bhattacharya, I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, M Zhang
(2005), Vol. 48, pp. 475-494, Indian journal of labour economics, New Delhi, India, C1-1
Which rural migrants receive social insurance in Chinese cities? Evidence from Jiangsu survey data
I Nielsen, C Nyland, R Smyth, M Zhang, C Zhu
(2005), Vol. 5, pp. 353-381, Global social policy, London, England, C1-1
Psychometric data on the mathematics self-efficacy scale
I Nielsen, K Moore
(2003), Vol. 63, pp. 128-138, Educational and psychological measurement, Thousand Oaks, Calif., C1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
Understanding the Factors which Underlie Successful Refugee Integration in the Australian Workplace
Prof Alexander Newman, Prof Ingrid Nielsen, Prof Russell Smyth, Dr Alexander Newman
ARC - Discovery Projects
- 2016: $49,467
- 2015: $25,451
- 2014: $20,049
Other Public Sector Funding
Arts and culture as a strategic approach to address extremism in Bangladesh
A/Prof Fara Azmat, A/Prof Ahmed Ferdous, Prof Ingrid Nielsen
- 2017: $125,690
Industry and Other Funding
Rural-Urban Migration, the Skill Gap and Wage Inequality in Urban China
Prof Ingrid Nielsen
- 2015: $2,330
Rural-urban migration, labour participation rates and labour supply in urban China
Prof Ingrid Nielsen
- 2016: $7,000
Examining the role of team-based resiliency in buffering the impact of job stressors among child protection practitioners
Prof Andrew Noblet, Prof Ingrid Nielsen, Prof Alexander Newman
- 2017: $22,727
Other Funding Sources
Qualitative end user evaluation, D2D CRC Federated Police Project
Prof Rens Scheepers, Prof Chad Whelan, Prof Ingrid Nielsen, Prof Louis De Koker
- 2017: $40,056
- 2016: $40,056
Supervisions
No completed student supervisions to report