Linda Weiss is affiliated with the University of Sydney in Australia. Their research spans multiple fields, primarily within health professions, social sciences, and medicine. The focus areas include general health professions, political science and international relations, economics and econometrics, health, and public health, environmental and occupational health.
Their work extensively covers topics such as community health and development, health policy implementation science, food security and health in diverse populations, primary care and health outcomes, opioid use disorder treatment, and health disparities and outcomes.
Selected recent publications by Linda Weiss include:
Linda Weiss frequently collaborates with a range of coauthors including Maya Scherer, Alexandra Kamler, José A. Pagán, Elizabeth Thurbon, and Lindsey Realmuto, reflecting interdisciplinary cooperation in their research efforts.
Their research has been published across various venues, with multiple papers featured in New Political Economy and Progress in Community Health Partnerships. Other publication venues include World Trade Review, Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, and Public Health Nursing.
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss;John M. Hobson
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss;Elizabeth Thurbon
Linda Weiss
Elizabeth Thurbon;Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss;Elizabeth Thurbon;John Mathews
Linda Weiss
Linda Weiss
Unknown
Linda Weiss;Elizabeth Thurbon
Bruce G. Carruthers;Linda Weiss
Elizabeth Thurbon;Linda Weiss
Arne L. Kalleberg;Walter Adams;James W. Brock;Douglas K. Adie
If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.
A Political Science degree can open doors to a wide range of careers, but it’s not the only path for students interested in government, law, or history. Similar academic routes—like majors in history—provide critical research, analytical, and communication skills that are highly valued in today’s job market.
For those seeking flexibility and a broad-based education, interdisciplinary studies degree programs offer the chance to combine political science with subjects like economics, sociology, or public administration. These programs are ideal for students whose interests span multiple fields.
Advancing your qualifications through online history master’s degrees can further expand your expertise, opening doors to careers in education, public policy, research, or advocacy. Many programs are affordable and designed for working professionals.
Finally, adding certifications that pay well—such as project management, data analysis, or digital marketing—can complement your degree and provide an extra edge in a competitive job market.
University of Arizona
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Harvard University
Southwest University
California State University, Long Beach
Wageningen University & Research
Chinese Academy of Sciences
École Normale Supérieure
New York University
University of Bath
GNS Science
University of Cape Town
University of Macedonia
University of Nebraska Medical Center
University College London
University of California, Los Angeles
