Books

• Toltz, J., Boucher, A. (2024). Out of the Depths: The First Collection of Holocaust Songbook. Manchester: Manchester University Press. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2023). Patterns of exploitation Understanding migrant worker rights in advanced democracies. United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2018). Crossroads: Comparative Immigration Regimes in a World of Demographic Change. New York: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2016). Gender, migration and the global race for talent. Manchester: Manchester University Press. [More Information]

Book Chapters

• Boucher, A. (2023). Access to justice for migrant workers. In Edward Shizha (Eds.), Intersectionality and Transnationalism: Critical Issues and Approaches in International Migration. UK: Oxford University Press.
• Boucher, A. (2023). Access to Labor Market Justice for Migrant Workers in Australia. In Edward Shizha and Edward Makwarimba (Eds.), Immigrant Lives Intersectionality, Transnationality, and Global Perspectives, (pp. 460-473). USA: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2021). Gender Bias in Skills Definition, Labour Market Dynamics and Skills Recognition. In Claudia Mora, Nicola Piper (Eds.), The Palgrave Handbook of Gender and Migration, (pp. 187-201). Cham: Palgrave. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2021). Immigration: Welfare Rights in a Temporary Immigration State. In McClelland, A., Smyth, P. and Martson, G (Eds.), Social Policy in Australia Understanding for Action, (pp. 173-194). Melbourne: Oxford University Press.
• Boucher, A., Cerna, L. (2021). Labor Migration: High-Skilled, Low-Skilled and Temporary. In Jeannette Money and Sarah P. Lockhart (Eds.), Introduction to International Migration: Population Movements in the 21st Century, (pp. 105-126). Abingdon: Routledge.
• Boucher, A. (2018). Female High-Skilled Migration: The Role of Policies. In Mathias Czaika (Eds.), High-Skilled Migration, Drivers and Policies, (pp. 65-86). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2015). Marketisation of immigrant skills assessment in Australia. In Gabrielle Meagher, Susan Goodwin (Eds.), Markets, Rights and Power in Australian Social Policy, (pp. 293-321). Sydney: Sydney University Press.
• Boucher, A., Carney, T. (2014). Social Security for Migrant Workers and their Families in Australia. In Roger Blanpain (Eds.), Social Security and Migrant Workers: Selected Studies of Cross-Border Social Security Mechanisms, (pp. 187-214). The Netherlands: Kluwer Law International.
• Boucher, A. (2010). Gender mainstreaming in skilled immigration policy: From Beijing 1995 to the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (2002). In A. Nevile (Eds.), Human Rights and Social Policy: A Comparative Analysis of Values and Citizenship in OECD Countries, (pp. 174-200). Cheltenham & Northampton: Edward Elgar Publishing.
• Boucher, A. (2008). The Political Participation of Berlin's Turkish Migrants in the Dual Citizenship and Headscarf Debates: A Multi-Level Comparison. In Wendy Ann Pojmann (Eds.), Migration and Activism in Europe since 1945, (pp. 209-231). New York: Palgrave Macmillan.

Journals

• Boucher, A. (2025). Assessing immigration policy success in Australia. Australian Journal of Public Administration. [More Information]
• Paquet, M., Boucher, A. (2025). Beyond the Queue: The Sources and Politics of Migration Backlogs in Canada and Australia. Journal of Immigrant & Refugee Studies, , 1-14. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2024). Migrant sexual precarity through the lens of workplace litigation. Gender, Work and Organization. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Wright, C. (2023). Hard Exterior, Soft Interior: Skill Regulation and Employer Control over Migrant Worker Selection Policy in Australia. Industrial Law Journal, 52(4), 899-929. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2023). Imagining a migration system for Australia's future. East Asia Forum. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Breunig, R., Karmel, C. (2022). A Preliminary Literature Review on the Effect of Immigration On Australian Domestic Employment and Wages. Australian Economic Review. [More Information]
• Carney, T., Boucher, A. (2022). Australian Social Law and Migrant Flux. Zeitschrift fur auslandisches und Internationales Arbeits und Sozialrecht (ZIAS).
• Boucher, A. (2022). What is exploitation and abuse? A classification schema to understanding exploitative workplace behaviour towards migrant workers. New Political Economy, 27(4), 629-645. [More Information]
• Gest, J., Boucher, A. (2021). A Segmented Theory of Immigration Regime Development. Polity, 53(3), 439-468. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Hooijer, G., King, D., Napier, I., Stears, M. (2021). COVID-19: A Crisis of Borders. PS: Political Science & Politics, 54(4), 617-622. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2020). How 'skill' definition affects the diversity of skilled immigration policies. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 46(12), 2533-2550. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2019). Measuring migrant worker rights violations in practice: The example of temporary skilled visas in Australia. Journal of Industrial Relations, 61(2), 277-301. [More Information]
• Toltz, J., Boucher, A. (2018). Out of the Depths: Complexity, Subjectivity and Materiality in the Earliest Accounts of Holocaust Song-Making. East European Jewish Affairs, 48(3), 309-330. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2017). Boundary spanning regimes and public policy change: the convergence of welfare and immigration policies. Australian Journal of Political Science, 52(1), 19-36. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2017). Power in elite interviewing: Lessons from feminist studies for political science. Women's Studies International Forum, 62, 99-106. [More Information]
• Beine, M., Boucher, A., Burgoon, B., Crock, M., Gest, J., Hiscox, M., McGovern, P., Rapoport, H., Schaper, J., Thielemann, E. (2016). Comparing Immigration Policies: An Overview from the IMPALA Database. International Migration Review, 50(4), 827-863. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2015). Migration Studies at a Crossroads: A Critique of Immigration Regime Typologies. Migration Studies, 3(2), 182-198. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Cerna, L. (2014). Current trends in skilled immigration policy. International Migration, 52(3), 21-25. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2014). Familialism and migrant welfare policy: restrictions on social security provision for newly-arrived immigrants. Policy and Politics, 42(3), 367-384. [More Information]
• Gest, J., Boucher, A., Challen, S., Burgoon, B., Thielemann, E., Beine, M., McGovern, P., Crock, M., Rapoport, H., Hiscox, M. (2014). Measuring and Comparing Immigration, Asylum and Naturalization Policies Across Countries: Challenges and Solutions. Global Policy, 5(3), 261-274. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2013). Bureaucratic control and policy change: A comparative venue shopping approach to skilled immigration policies in Australia and Canada. Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis, 15(4), 349-367. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2012). Book Review: Barry Edmonston and Eric Fong The Changing Canadian Population (McGill-Queen's University Press, Montreal and Kingston/London/Ithaca, 2011) viii + 371pp. Paper. ISBN. 978-0-7735-3794-1. Canadian journal of sociology, 36(3), 256-256.
• Boucher, A. (2010). How Ottawa Spends 2009-2010, Economic Upheaval and Political Dysfunction, by Allan Maslove. British Journal of Canadian Studies, 23(2).
• Boucher, A. (2010). It was in human nature to love one's native land and make sacrifices for it.' Monumental Commemorations and Corporeal Relics in 1920s Irish Australia. British Journal of Canadian Studies, 23(2), 301-302.
• Carney, T., Boucher, A. (2009). Social Security and Immigration: An agenda for future research? Zeitschrift fur auslandisches und Internationales Arbeits und Sozialrecht (ZIAS), 23(1), 35-56.
• Boucher, A. (2008). The political participation of Berlin's Turkish migrants in the dual citizenship and headscarf debates: A multi-level comparison. Migration Studies Unit Working Papers, 2008, 2008/02-1-2008/02-40.
• Boucher, A. (2007). Skill, Migration and Gender in Australia and Canada: The Case of Gender-based Analysis. Australian Journal of Political Science, 42(3), 383-401. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2005). Eine Bill of Rights als Losung fur Verletzungen der Menschrechte von Fluchtlingen? Ein Vergleich zwischen Australien und den USA. MenschenRechtsMagazin (Human Rights Magazine), 1(N/A), 49-58.

Conferences

• Boucher, A., Caponio, T., Pietsch, J., Santero, A., Carney, T., Krayem, G. (2023). Engendering Migrants' Access to Family Benefits in Australia and Italy - Panel: Inclusion, exclusion, and migrants' social protection. 20th IMISCOE Annual Conference, Warsaw and online: Panellist.
• Boucher, A. (2023). Future directions in research around gender-based violence and sexual abuse in migration contexts. Migration and inequalities. In search of answers and solutions, IMISCOE Conference, online: Centre of Migration Research.
• Boucher, A. (2023). Key findings from Patterns of Exploitation: Understanding Migrant Worker Rights in Advanced Democracies. Australian Population Association, online: Australian Population Association.
• Boucher, A. (2022). A member of the family? Gender, domestic work and violations. Invited Speech in the Department of Sociology, Montreal: McGill University.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Invited speech: Human Rights Centre Global Challenges Lecture. Global Challenges Lecture Series, United Kingdom: Swansea University.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Invited Speech: Immigration Policy: Canada and the World Symposium. McGill Institute for the Study of Canada, Montreal: Mcgill Institute.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Invited Speech: Migrant workplace violations and comparative immigration regulation policy. Borders, Labour and Migration: The EU and Australia Compared, Melbourne: Monash University.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Invited speech: What 907 court cases tell us about sex discrimination and sexual violence in the workplace, and what they miss out: The Migrant Worker Rights Database, an empirical analysis. The Centre for Governance and Public Policy,, Australia: Griffith University.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Invited talk: Immigration Policy under Albanese. For: The first 100 days: Politics, Policy and Reform under the Albanese Government, Social Science Week, University of Sydney: Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Material mobilities: stories from the first collection of Holocaust songs (with Joseph Toltz). Music, Migration and Mobility Conference from the British Royal College of Music,, Online/London: Music, Migration and Mobility Conference from the British Royal College of Music,.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Migration politics research, quo vadis. Migration Studies Roundtable, Online: International Studies Association (ISA).
• Boucher, A. (2022). Reports on migration policies from around the world: new approaches, new solutions: Australia, invited participant in the high-level closed Ditchley Conference, October. A hungry world on the move, Online: Ditchley Foundation.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Rights from the Margins: Migrant welfare rights in comparative perspective. European Consortium of Political Research General Conference, Innsbruck: European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR).
• Boucher, A. (2022). The construction of illegality in migrant employment law cases. Migrant Rights Activism and Legal Support: Contestation or Conformation, online/Lisbon: Council of European Studies.
• Boucher, A. (2022). The Role of Administrative Immigration Backlogs, (with Mireille Paquet), Immigration Policy and Bureaucratic Institutions, beyond Implementation. American Political Science Association General Conference, London/Online: APSA.
• Boucher, A. (2022). Unions and civil society actors as protectors of migrant worker rights. Australian Labour Law Association Conference, online: Australian Labour Law Association.
• Boucher, A. (2022). What do 907 court cases tell us about sexual violence in the workplace as experienced by migrant workers? Australian Political Studies Associate Conference, Canberra: APSA.
• Boucher, A. (2021). Adapting the points test to contemporary notions of skill: Elite policy design. American Political Science Association General Meeting., Online: APSA.
• Boucher, A. (2021). Hard exterior, soft interior: The adaption of skilled immigration selection to contemporary notions of skill. Work Employment Society., Australia: August.
• Boucher, A. (2021). Invited Speech: Beyond the points test: The adaption of Australian skilled immigration policy to notions of soft and hard skill: for the Canada Excellent Research Chair for Immigration and Integration. : Canadian and Comparative Perspectives in Pandemic Times, Toronto.
• Boucher, A. (2021). Invited speech: The First Holocaust Songbook: An Australian Connection. (with Joseph Toltz) Australia and the Holocaust: New Perspectives, Australia: UNSW.
• Boucher, A. (2021). The politics of immigration backlogs. Australian Politics Studies Association Conference 21, Online: APSA.
• Boucher, A. (2021). Translating the international into the domestic the (gendered) role of amici curiae as messengers in migrant worker cases. Australian Politics Studies Association Conference., Online: APSA.
• Boucher, A. (2020). Invited Speech: Patterns of Exploitation: What 1000 court cases tells us about ethnic-discrimination in the workplace. Department of Politics and COMPAS. cancelled due to Covid 19, United Kingdom: Oxford University.
• Boucher, A. (2020). Invited Speech: The exploitation of migrant domestic labour. The exploitation of migrant domestic labour: An online workshop, United Kingdom: Bristol University.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2019). Author meets Critic: Crossroads. American Political Science Association General Meeting, USA: American Political Science Association.
• Boucher, A. (2019). Global labour markets for high and low skilled workers. Migration Studies, the Voice of Women Scholars, International Studies Association, Toronto: International Studies Association.
• Boucher, A. (2019). The role of international law in protecting migrants' workplace rights domestically. American Political Science Association General Meeting, USA: American Political Science Association.
• Boucher, A. (2019). What 1000 court cases tells us about ethnic-based discrimination in the workplace. European Consortium of Political Research Joint Session, Toulouse: European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR).
• Boucher, A. (2018). Jewish Post-Holocaust Migration and Musical Migration. International Conference of Europeanists, Chicago: International Conference of Europeanists.
• Boucher, A. (2018). Mapping Migrant Worker Exploitation through the Migrant Worker Database. International Political Science Association Conference, Brisbane: International Political Science Association.
• Boucher, A. (2017). Defining "skill" in global skilled immigration debates. Race, Gender, and Class in the Politics of Migration: Empiricist and Normative Approaches, Berlin, Germany: WZB Berlin Social Science Research Center.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2017). The Market Model: Immigration Regime Variation and Convergence in 30 Countries. Berlin Social Science Center Seminar Series, Berlin, Germany: WZB Berlin Social Science Research Center.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2017). The Market Model: Immigration Regime Variation and Convergence in 31 Countries. International Studies Association's 58th Annual Convention, Baltimore, USA: International Studies Association.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2016). Crossroads: A Data-Driven Typology and Comparative Analysis of Migration Regimes in Europe. Council of European Studies, Philadelphia: Council of European Studies.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2016). Dubious Models of the Future: Middle Eastern Migration Regimes in a Global Context. American Political Science Association 2016, USA.
• Boucher, A. (2016). Measuring worker rights violations in practice: The example of Temporary Work (Skilled) (457) visas in Australia. Symposium on Transnational People Movement and Social Rights, University of Sydney.
• Boucher, A. (2016). Measuring worker rights violations in practice: The example of Temporary Work (Skilled) (457) visas in Australia. Australian Political Science Association, Sydney.
• Boucher, A. (2016). The GenderImmi Dataset: Comparing gender equality across labour immigration policies. International and Comparative Perspectives on Australian Labour Migration Law, University of Melbourne.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2015). States of Convergence and Change: A Data-Driven Typology and Analysis of 34 Countries' Migration Regimes. American Political Science Association, San Francisco: APSA.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2015). The Temporary/Permanent Tilt: Conceptualizing Labor Migration across Democratic and Autocratic States, Immigration Panel. Australian Politics Studies Association Conference, Canberra: APSA.
• Boucher, A. (2014). Boundary spanning, advocacy coalitions and public policy: The convergence of welfare and immigration policies. Public Policy Network Conference, University of Canberra.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2014). Migrant Stock and Source Diversity: The Foundations of Social Engineering. Australian Political Studies Association (APSA) Conference 2014, Sydney, NSW: Presentation.
• Boucher, A. (2014). Obstacles and challenges to migrant organising in global economic immigration debates, Pre-Conference Workshop: Comparative Migration Policy and Politics. Australian Political Studies Association (APSA) Conference 2014, Sydney: Australian Political Studies Association.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2014). The Temporary/Permanent Divide: Conceptualising Labour Migration across Democratic and Autocratic States. American Political Science Association General Meeting 2014, Washington DC: American Political Science Association.
• Boucher, A. (2013). Crossroads of Migration: Policy outcomes in historical perspective. International Studies Association Conference 2013, San Francisco: International Studies Association.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2013). Crossroads: Immigration Policy Determinants Across Space and Time. 38th Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association. Social Science History Association.
• Boucher, A. (2013). Gendering Highly Skilled Immigration Selection: A Global Analysis. American Political Science Association (APSA) 2013 General Meeting, Chicago: International Studies Association (ISA)/American Political Science Association (APSA).
• Boucher, A., Dutcher, L., Mahboob, A. (2013). Power and solidarity in elite interviews: Building a rubric for analysis. American Political Science Association (APSA) 2013 General Meeting, Chicago: International Studies Association (ISA)/American Political Science Association (APSA).
• Boucher, A. (2013). The immigration mix: Mapping global variation in selection ratios. International Studies Association Conference 2013, San Francisco: International Studies Association.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2012). The immigration mix: Mapping global variation in selection ratios. American Political Science Association Annual Meeting APSA 2012, New Orleans: American Political Science Association.
• Boucher, A. (2012). The International Migration Policy and Law Analysis (IMPALA) database: Methodological Challenges, IMPALA Panel. International Studies Association Conference 2012, San Diego: International Studies Association.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J. (2012). Towards a Holistic Typology of Migration Regimes. International Studies Association Conference 2012, San Diego: International Studies Association.
• Boucher, A. (2011). Comparing migration, naturalisation and asylum policies: The International Migration Law and Policy Analysis Database (IMPALA). ECPR General Conference 2011, Reykjavik, Iceland: European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR).
• Boucher, A. (2011). Deadbeat sponsors and welfare grannies: A gender assessment of immigration welfare policy in Australia and Canada. European Conference on Politics and Gender ECPG 2011, Budapest: European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR).
• Boucher, A. (2010). A venue-setting approach to migrant welfare policy in Australia and Canada. Zeit Bucerius Foundation Meeting for Migration Studies 2010.
• Boucher, A. (2010). Challenges and Opportunities for Comparative Migration Research. London School of Economics and Political Science Methods Workshop, London: Migration Studies Unit, London School of Economics and Political Science.
• Boucher, A. (2010). Gender and elite interviewing: Assessments from the field. Australian Political Studies Association Conference 2010 - Connected Globe: Conflicting Worlds, Melbourne: Australian Political Studies Association.
• Boucher, A. (2009). 'Picking the best and the brightest': Gendering skilled immigration selection policy. 1st European Conference on Politics and Gender ECPG 2009, United Kingdom: European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR).
• Boucher, A. (2009). Gendering the Canadian Federal Skilled Immigrant points test. Zeit Bucerius Foundation Meeting for Migration Studies 2009.
• Boucher, A. (2005). Berlin's Turks and the Nationality Act (2000): Political participation, political opportunity structures and federal politics. CERC Postgraduate Conference 2005 - Politics of Belonging: Citizenship, Migration and Ethnic Conflict in Europe, Australia: Contemporary Europe Research Centre, University of Melbourne.
• Boucher, A. (2005). Skill, migration and gender in Australia: a comparison with Canada. 9th Australian Social Policy Conference ASPC 2005, Australia: Social Policy Research Centre: University of NSW.

Magazine / Newspaper Articles

• Boucher, A. (2020). COVID-19: A Crisis of Borders. APSA Comparative Politics: Volume XXX Issue 2 Fall 2020.
• Boucher, A., Crock, M. (2011). Asylum: first ask the right questions. The Canberra Times.

Report

• Perry, S., Boucher, A., Harrison Brennan, K., McCormack, B. (2024). Reforming the Carer Visa Community-Centred Policy Options, Sydney Policy Lab. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Chaudhuri, U. (2021). The Future of Enforcement for Migrant Workers in Australia.
• Balasubramanian, M., Boucher, A., Short, S., Stears, M., Soutphommasane, T., King, D. (2020). Migration and COVID-19.
• Boucher, A. (2017). Simplification of the skilled immigration and temporary activity visa programmes: Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
• Boucher, A. (2016). "Policies on temporary migrants" in Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP Oceania), 2016 Australian Poverty Audit, 13-16..
• Boucher, A., Mares, P., Sherrell, H. (2016). Submission to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection Inquiry on Introducing a Temporary Visa for Parents, October 2016.
• Boucher, A. (2015). Harnessing Knowledge on the Migration of Highly Skilled Women.
• Boucher, A., Chester, L. (2015). Lecture Capture and Student Learning, Two-year study, University of Sydney, April 2015.
• Boucher, A. (2015). Submission to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection Review – Simplification of the skilled immigration and temporary visa programmes – December 2014.
• Boucher, A. (2014). Gendering skilled immigration policies across the OECD: The Gender and Skilled Immigration (GenderImmi) Dataset.

Other

• Boucher, A. (2023), Visa exploitation review urges tougher penalties and a ban on temporary migrants in sex work: Paul Ramsey Foundation.
• Boucher, A. (2022), How immigration policy can help solve Australia's underpayment of migrant workers.
• Boucher, A., Choi, E. (2021), COVID-19 Report. Commissioned by Sydney Policy Lab, April 2021..
• Boucher, A. (2021), Public Submission to the Department of Home Affairs 2021-2022 Immigration Program Planning Levels. Atkinson-Handley, M., Campi, C, Cross, E., Davies, J., Fong, T. and Wilson, J..
• Boucher, A. (2021), Submission to the Department of Home Affairs on the Migration Amendment (Protecting Migrant Workers) Bill, Exposure Draft, 2021, Requested submission from DHA.
• Boucher, A. (2021), What is Exploitation and Abuse in the Workplace?. [More Information]
• Boucher, A., Bryant, G., Conley Wright, A., Cooper, R., Gauja, A., Iveson, K., Stears, M., Tattersall, A., Soutphommasane, T. (2020), Principles for a policy response to COVID-19.
• Boucher, A., Ghezelbash, D. (2017), As Trump ups the ante, executive powers should worry Australians too? The Conversation.. [More Information]
• Boucher, A. (2015), Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Australia’s Migrant Intake – June 2015..
• Boucher, A. (2015), Submission to the Productivity Commission’s Draft Report on Migrant Intake – December 2015..
• Boucher, A. (2014), "Teaching the International.. Domestically. Visually." Teacher's Corner for the American Political Science Association Migration and Citizenship Newsletter, Winter 2014 (with Justin Gest)..
• Boucher, A. (2013), Gendering highly skilled immigration selection: a global analysis, Presentation at the Research School of Political Science, Australian National University, 8 October 2013.
• Boucher, A. (2013), Gendering highly skilled immigration selection: a global analysis, presentation for: Work and Organizational Studies Colloquium Series, September 2013. Sociology and Social Work Colloquium Series, October 2013. Australian International Political Economy Network Workshop, December 2013.
• Boucher, A., Carney, T. (2013), Social Security for Migrant Workers and their families in Australia, presentation for the Sydney Social Justice Research Network, April 2013..
• Boucher, A., Castles, S., Elder, C. (2012), Immigration and settlement policy in Australia, presentation to the Norwegian Delegation of the Norwegian Ambassador and Parliamentary Standing Committee, February 2012.
• Boucher, A., Gest, J., Helbling, M. (2012), Immigration in a globalised world, presentation for grant funding to the Volkswagen Foundation, Stockholm, June 2012.
• Boucher, A., Chester, L., Bromfield, N. (2012), Lecture capture and student learning: Is there a relationship between learning outcomes and the use of lecture recordings?, University of Sydney Teaching Colloquium, September 2011 and the Institute for Teaching and Learning Research Meeting, October 2011..
• Boucher, A. (2011), Australia and Canada Compared: The Social Rights of Recently Arrived Immigrants, Migration Institute of Australia Annual Conference, Keynote address, Surfers Paradise, September 2011..

Research Reports

• Asante, D., Boucher, A. (2024). BILLION DOLLAR BENEFIT Fixing the Skills and Qualifications Recognition System, Australia: Settlement Services International Limited.
• Boucher, A. (2023). How immigration policy can help solve Australia’s underpayment of migrant workers., Australia: PROCRAM.
• Boucher, A., Chaudhuri, U., Hall, J. (2020). Inquiry into Unlawful Underpayment of Employees' Renumeration, Senate Economic Reference Committee, Australia: Parliament of Australia.
• Boucher, A., Davidson, A. (2019). The Evolution of The Australian System for Selecting Economic Immigrants, May 2019, (pp. 1 - 24). Washington DC, United States, United States of America: Migration Policy Institute.
• Boucher, A. (2017). Transforming Australia's Visa System, Canberra, Australia: Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
• Boucher, A. (2016). Migration: the economic debate: 2. Australia's de facto low skilled labour immigration program, November 2016, (pp. 43 - 54). Melbourne, Australia: Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA).
• Boucher, A. (2015). Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Migrant Intake into Australia, Issue Paper, Australia: Productivity Commission.
• Boucher, A. (2013). Australian Political Party Poverty Audit August 2013: Migration Policy, August 2013, (pp. 29 - 31). Sydney, Australia: Academics Stand Against Poverty.