King, C. (1997) 'Cultural Dimensions of Dementia and Caregiving.' In Jones, G. and Miesen, B. (Eds,) Care-Giving in Dementia. Research and Applications, Vol. 2. London: Routledge.
King, C., (1994), 'Parents and Children of the World · Shifting Trends in the Family: Australia.' In ShiseidÀ Social Welfare Foundation, (ed.), Children and Mothers of the World, 36. Tokyo: ShiseidÀ Corporation.
King, C., (1989), 'The Japanese Health and Welfare System: Change and Continuity', Journal of Osaka City University Society of Social Welfare Studies, 6:55-66.
King, C., Hicks, N. and Robbins, J., (1987), 'Development of the Victorian Food and Nutrition Policy.' In World Health Organization (ed.), International Food and Nutrition Policies. Copenhagen: WHO.
King, C. and Hicks, N., (1987), Good General Practice: the State of the Art as Seen through The Australian Family Physician. Canberra: Australia Dept. Health.
King, C. and Cooke, R., (1987), Marion, Brighton and Glenelg Needs Assessment Project: Demographic, Social and Health Indicators for the Local Government Areas of Marion, Brighton and Glenelg. Adelaide: Southern Community Health Services Research Unit, South Australian Health Commission.
King, C., (1997), Generating generations: cultural change and reimaging of intergenerational relations in post-bubble Japan. In: 16th Congress of the International Association of Gerontology, Aug. 17-23, Adelaide.
King, C., (1997), Images of ageing in postindustrial Japan: the body as a source of identity in social and cultural processes. In: Symposium: International representations of ageing: body, self and identity across cultures, 16th Congress of the International Association of Gerontology, Aug. 17-23, Adelaide.
King, C., (1997), From Theory Z to Roujin Z: Constructions of Japanese Old Age Identities in the Postindustrial Order. In: Cultures, Communities, Critiques; Japanese Studies Association of Australia 10th Biennial Conference, July 6-10, The University of Melbourne.
King, C., (1996), 'Japanese Identity and Bodies'. Paper presented at Body Talks seminar series, The Centre for the Body and Society, Deakin University, September 2.
King, C., (1995), 'Old Age and Identity in Contemporary Japan: Technology as the Postmodern Interface,' A paper presented to The Australian Sociological Association Annual Conference. 4-8 December, University of Newcastle.
King, C., (1993), 'Cultural, social and normative factors affecting understanding of SDAT.' Round Table on Psycho-social factors in Senile Dementia of the Alzheimer Type. The 15th. Congress of the International Association of Gerontology. July 4-9, 1993, Budapest.
King, C., (1993), 'Cultural Dimensions of Dementia: a Japanese Example.' A paper presented at the 15th. Congress of the International Association of Gerontology, July 4-9, 1993, Budapest.
King, C., (1992) 'Japanese Caregivers' Perceptions of Dementia.' A paper presented at The Australian Sociological Association Annual Conference, December 10-13, 1992, Adelaide.
Kato, Y., King, C., Hayashi, H., Kidowaki, T., Okamoto, Y., and M. Shirasawa, (1991), 'Characteristics of Non-profit Home-Maker Agencies for the Elderly in Osaka and Hyogo Prefectures in the Kansai Region of Japan.' A paper presented at the 4th Asia/Oceania Regional Congress of Gerontology, November 2, 1991, Yokohama.
King, C., (1990), 'Redefining Old Age in Japan: Medical Authority in Community Health.' A paper presented at The Future of Adult Life, 2nd. International Conference, Leeuwenhorst, The Netherlands, July, 1990.
Shirasawa, M. and King, C., (1989), 'Enhancing Case Management Skills: a Community Care Perspective.' A paper presented at the International Conference on Case Management, Singapore, August, 1989.