Institute for Social Science Research

Miss Charlotte ten Have

Research Assistant
Institute for Social Science Research
+61 7 344 31021

Charlotte obtained a Master’s degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology at the VU University in Amsterdam before moving to Brisbane in 2014 to work as a Research Assistant and Project Manager at the University of Queensland. In the School of Social Science she has been involved in qualitative research projects investigating a range of issues, including homelessness, housing, neighbourliness and the 2011 Brisbane floods. At ISSR she is currently working on the evaluation of the clinical nurse intervention program for Brisbane Common Ground. 

During her Master’s studies, Charlotte’s primary area of research was violence and human security. Her thesis sought to create a better understanding of the coping mechanisms that develop in relation to an acute increase in violence and insecurity, within the context of the Mexican war on drugs.

Research interests

  • RA work:  housing, homelessness and social policy
  • Master’s research: violence, coping-mechanisms, Latin America

Publications

Journal Articles (4)
Research Reports (3)

Journal Articles

Cheshire, Lynda and ten Have, Charlotte (2020). Administrative mediation data as naturally-occurring records of disputes with neighbours and the unmaking of home. Current Sociology, 68 (5), 001139212092776-700. doi: 10.1177/0011392120927769
Cheshire, Lynda, Easthope, Hazel and ten Have, Charlotte (2019). Unneighbourliness and the unmaking of home. Housing, Theory and Society, 38 (2), 1-19. doi: 10.1080/14036096.2019.1705384
Cheshire, Lynda, Walters, Peter and ten Have, Charlotte (2018). ‘Strangers in my home’: Disaster and the durability of the private realm. Sociological Review, 66 (6), 003802611875478-1241. doi: 10.1177/0038026118754781
Parsell, Cameron , ten Have, Charlotte , Denton, Michelle and Walter, Zoe (2017). Self-management of health care: multimethod study of using integrated health care and supportive housing to address systematic barriers for people experiencing homelessness. Australian Health Review, 42 (3), 303-308. doi: 10.1071/AH16277

Research Reports

Parsell, Cameron, Walter, Zoe, ten Have, Charlotte, Ball, Sarah and Lam, Jack (2018). What happens at Pindari matters: a longitudinal study. Brisbane, QLD, Australia: The University of Queensland.
Parsell, Cameron, Stambe, Rose-Marie, ten Have, Charlotte and Walter, Zoe (2017). Analysis of the Pindari Model. A Report for The Salvation Army. Long Pocket, QLD, Australia: The University of Queensland.
Parsell, Cameron, ten Have, Charlotte, Denton, Michelle and Walter, Zoe (2016). Integrated Healthcare and Supportive Housing. A Report for Micah Projects.. Long Pocket, QLD, Australia: The University of Queensland.