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ARC Research Network in Ageing Well: International Collaborators as at 1st April 2004

Name	Organization	Research Interests
Professor Toni ANTONUCCI	Dept of Psychology University of Michigan USA	Professor Antonucci is a distinguished researcher in the field of social relations across the lifespan and is currently active in collaborative research in the United States , Japan , France and Germany .
Professor Gary BURTLESS	Economic Studies Brookings Institution	Professor Burtless holds a chair in Economic Studies and has published widely in the areas of public finance, ageing, labour markets and income distribution.
Associate Professor Judith DAVEY	New Zealand Institute for Research on Ageing, University of Wellington New Zealand	Associate Professor Davey is the Director of the New Zealand Institute for Research on Ageing and an expert in the social, economic and policy implications of population ageing.
Associate Professor Scott HOFER	Department of Human Development & Family Studies, Pennsylvania State University, USA	Associate Professor Hofer is an expert in longitudinal design and analysis, lifespan developmental psychology, and gene-environment interactions.
Professor Sir Michael MARMOT	International Centre for Health & Society University College , London England	Professor Marmot is arguably the leading world authority on social determinants of health and he led the English version of the US Health and Retirement Survey.
Professor Victor MARSHALL	Institute on Ageing, University of North Carolina, USA	Professor Marshall is the Director of the Institute on Ageing, and former Vice-President of the Canadian Association of Gerontology. His research interests include older workers and the retirement transition; social theory and the life course.
Professor Marcia ORY	School of Rural Public Health, Texas A & M University System, USA	Professor Ory is the Director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation National Program Office on Active for Life. She was previously Chief, Behavioural Medicine and Medical Sociology, US National Institute on Ageing. Her research interests include ageing and public health, and social factors in health and illness.
Professor Tim SMEEDING	Centre for Policy Research, Syracuse University, USA	Professor Smeeding is the Maxwell Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Centre for Policy and Research. His research interests include the economics of public policy including he economics of ageing.
Professor Jacqui SMITH	Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Germany	Professor Smith is an expert in psychological functioning in the old and oldest-old and is a Chief Investigator on the Berlin Ageing Study.
Professor Alan WALKER	Dept of Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield, England	Professor Alan Walker is an acknowledged expert on ageing in Europe and has been Professor of Social Policy at the University of Sheffield since 1985. He has conducted many studies within the EU about social exclusion and social integration, especially among older citizens.
Professor Robert WILLIS	Department of Economics, University of Michigan, USA	Professor Willis is an economist and Director of the landmark US Health and Retirement Study, a national longitudinal survey of Americans aged 50 and over.