Journal Publications
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Representing indigenous soldiers at the Australian War Memorial: a political analysis of the art exhibition For Country, For NationBy: Frederica Caso |
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Policing “conjugal order”: gender, hybridity and vernacular security in FijiBy: Nicole George Nicole also co-edited this special issue "The difference gender makes to peace and security" which with Jacqui True and Sara Davies. |
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The Critical Theorist's Labour: Empirical or Philosophical Historiography for International Relations?By: Richard Devetak and Ryan Walter |
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Bourdieu, environmental NGOs, and Australian climate politicsBy: Matt MacDonald |
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Light, heat and shadows: women's reflections on peacebuilding in post-conflict BougainvilleBy: Nicole George |
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¿Por que no les callan? Hugo Chavez's Reelection and the Decline of Western Hegemony in the AmericasBy: Sean W. Burges, Tom Chodor and R. Guy Emerson |
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The Securitisation of Migrant Smuggling and its Consequences for the Bali ProcessBy: Melissa Curley and Kahlia Vandyk Publication: Australian Journal of International Affairs |
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Diversity, democratisation and Indonesian leadershipBy: Morgan Brigg, Lee Wilson, Frans de Jalong & Muhadi Sugiono Publication: Australian Journal of International Affairs |
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The ‘Bandung spirit’ and solidarist internationalismBy: Heloise Weber & Poppy Winanti |
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Beyond the Bandung Divide: The 1955 Asian-African Conference and its Legacies for International OrderBy: Andrew Phillips |
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Ocean Encounters: Maritime Crime and Naval ResponseBy: Sarah Percy |
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Two decades later: understanding the French response to the Rwandan genocideBy: Eglantine Staunton |
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Special Issue: Women, Peace And Security in Regional, National and Local ContextsEdited by: Nicole George and Laura J Sheperd |
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Institutionalising Women, Peace and Security in the Pacific Islands: Gendering the ‘architecture of entitlements’?By: Nicole George |
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Global IR Meets Global History: Sovereignty, Modernity, and the International System’s Expansion in the Indian Ocean RegionBy: Andrew Phillips |
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The Muslim paranoia narrative in counter-radicalisation policyBy: Tim Aistrope |
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Sexing the disabled veteran: the homoerotic aesthetics of militarismBy: Federica Caso |
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Beyond the ‘Bandung divide’? Assessing the scope and limits of Australia–Indonesia security cooperationBy: Andrew Phillips & Eric Hiariej |
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The Asian-African Conference (Bandung) and Pan-Africanism: the challenge of reconciling continental solidarity with national sovereigntyBy: |
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Bandung 60 years on: revolt and resilience in international societyBy: Richard Devetak, Tim Dunne & Ririn Tri Nurhayati |
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Social Media and Counterterrorism StrategyBy: Tim Aistrope Publication: Australian Journal of International Affairs Issue: 70 (2) Year: 2016 |
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Radical Dreaming: Indigenous Art and Cultural Diplomacy
By: Roland Bleiker & Sally Butler Publication: International Political Sociology DOI: 10.1093/ips/olv004 Year: 2016 |
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By: Anthony Burke, Katrina Lee-Koo, Matt McDonald Publication: Journal of Global Security Studies DOI: 10.1093/jogss/ogv004 Year: 2016 |
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The Humanisation of Security? Towards an International Human Protection Regime
By: Alex J. Bellamy Publication: European Journal of International Security Issue: 1 (1) Year: 2016 |
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Rising Powers and State Transformation: The Case of China
By: Shahar Hameiri & Lee Jones Publication: European Journal of International Relations Issue: 22 (1) Year: 2015 |
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On the History and Politics of the Social Turn By: Martin Weber Publication: Review of International Studies Issue: 41 (4) 2015 |
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By: N.A.J. Taylor & Robert Jacobs Publication: Critical Military Studies Issue: 1 (2) Year: 2015 |
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Weak States' Regionalism: ASEAN and the Limits of Security Cooperation in Pacific Asia By: David Martin Jones & Nicole Jenne Publication: International Relations of the Asia-Pacific Issue: 15 (2) Year: 2015 |
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The Effects of Civil Hate Speech Laws: Lessons from Australia By: Katharine Gelber & Luke McNamara Publication: Law & Society Review Issue: 49 (3) Year: 2015 |
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Atypical Leadership: The Role of the Presidency and Refugee Protection, 1932-1952 By: Phil Orchard & Jamie Gillies Publication: Presidential Studies Quarterly Issue: 45 (3) Year: 2015 |
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The Rhetorical Standards of Public Reason in Australia By: Ryan Walter and John Uhr Publication: Australian Journal of Politics & History Issue: 61 (2) Year: 2015 |
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Pluralist Methods for Visual Global Politics By: Roland Bleiker Publication: Millennium Issue: 43 (3) Year: 2015 |
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By: Andrew Phillips and J. C. Sharman Publication: International Studies Quarterly DOI: 10.1111/isqu.12197 Year: 2015 |
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By: Melissa Curley Publication: Journal of Law and Society Issue: 41(2) Year: 2015 |
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More micro than meta? Competing concepts of metagovernance in the European Union By: Alastair Stark Publication: Public Policy and Administration Issue: 30(1) Year: 2015 |
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Why a nudge is not enough: a social identity critique of governance by stealth By: Frank Mols, S. Alexander Haslam, Jolanda Jetten and Niklas Steffens Publication: European Journal of Political Research Issue: 54(1) Year: 2015 |
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By: Richard Devetak Publication: History of European Ideas Issue: 41(1) Year: 2015 |
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Knowing and Doing Between the Academic and Policy Worlds in Development Assistance By: Morgan Brigg, Jodie Curth-Bibb, Elizabeth Strakosch and Martin Weber Publication: Journal of International Development DOI: 10.1002/jid.3068 Year: 2015 |
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By: Melissa Curley and Andreas Schloenhardt Publication: Council on Undergraduate Research Quarterly Issue: 34(3) Year: 2015 |
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Revisiting humanitarian safe areas for civilian protection By: Phil Orchard Publication: Global Governance Issue: 20(1) Year: 2015 |
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Astroturf and populism in Australia: the Convoy of No Confidence By: Rae Wear Publication: Australian Journal of Political Science Issue: 49(1) Year: 2015 |
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Managing the China Dream: Communist Party politics after the Tiananmen incident By: David Martin Jones Publication: Australian Journal of Political Science Issue: 49(1) Year: 2015 |
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By: Stephen Bell and Hui Feng Publication: Political Studies Issue: 62(1) Year: 2015 |
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The farcical side to the war on media piracy: a popular case of divine comedy? By: Trajce Cvetkovski Publication: Media, Culture and Society Issue: 36(2) Year: 2015 |
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By: Emma Hutchison Publication: International Political Sociology Issue: 8(1) Year: 2015 |
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Reimagining communities: opening up history to the memory of others By: Sebastian Kaempf and Jean-Louis Durand Publication: Millennium Issue: 42(2) Year: 2015 |
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Promoting women, peace and security in the Pacific Islands: hot conflict/slow violence
By: Nicole George Publication: Australian Journal of International Affairs Issue: 68(3) Year: 2015 |
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Women in parliaments in the Pacific region By: Diane Zetlin Publication: Australian Journal of Political Science Issue: 49(2) Year: 2015 |
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By: Andy Hindmoor and Stephen Bell Publication: New Political Economy Issue: 19(3) Year: 2015 |
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Citizen participation, community resilience and crisis-management policy By: Alastair Stark and Monique Taylor Publication: Australian Journal of Political Science Issue: 49(2) Year: 2015 |
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By: Andy Hindmoor and Stephen Bell Publication: Governmant and Opposition Issue: 49(3) Year: 2015 |
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The Australian Labor Party: problems and prospects
By: Rae Wear Publication: Australian Journal of Politics and History Issue: 60(2) Year: 2015 |
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Parliament on "the Wireless" in Australia By: Ian Ward Publication: Australian Journal of Politics and History Issue: 60(2) Year: 2015 |
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Visual cultures of inhospitality By: Roland Bleiker, David Campbell and Emma Hutchison Publication: Peace Review Issue: 26(2) Year: 2015 |
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By: Melissa Curley and Bethany Holt Publication: Australian Journal of Human Rights Issue: 20(1) Year: 2015 |
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Mothers’ perceptions of support in the workplace: a sense of entitlement or resignation? By: Gillian Whitehouse and Peter Walters Publication: Journal of Sociology DOI: 10.1177/1440783314536793 Year: 2015 |
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The politics of Australia's Mining Tax: a response to Marsh and Lewis By: Andy Hindmoor and Stephen Bell Publication: New Politicial Economy Issue: 19(4) Year: 2015 |
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Vying for legitimacy in post-conflict situations: the Bougainville case By: Volker Boege Publication: Peacebuilding Issue: 2(3) Year: 2015 |
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Civilising missions and the rise of international hierarchies in early modern Asia By: Andrew Phillips Publication: Millennium Issue: 42(3) Year: 2015 |
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International society and China: the power of norms and the norms of power By: Ian Clark Publication: Chinese Journal of International Politics Issue: 7(3) Year: 2015 |
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By: Katharine Gelber and Luke McNamara Publication: Civil Justice Quarterly Issue: 33(3) |
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Arguing matters: the responsibility to protect and the case of Libya By: Katharine Gelber and Tim Dunne Publication: Global Responsibility to Protect Issue: 6(3) |
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Waltz, the state of international relations, and theoretical abstraction: Contextualising a legacy By: Richard Devetak Publication: Australian Journal of Political Science Issue: 49(3) |
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Women and weapons: redressing the gender gap: a Danish response By: Jenny Nielsen Publication: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Issue: 70(5) |
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The China Fallacy; How the US Can Benefit from China's Rise and Avoid Another Cold War By: Jean-Louis Durand Publication: Asian Studies Review Issue: 38(3) |
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By: Alex Bellamy Publication: Revista Critica de Ciencias Sociais Issue: 104 |
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Introduction: the responsibility to protect and humanitarian action By: Alex Bellamy and Hugo Slim Publication: Global Responsibility to Protect Issue: 6(2) |
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The other Asian miracle? The decline of mass atrocities in East Asia By: Alex Bellamy Publication: Global Change, Peace and Security Issue: 26(1) |
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From Tripoli to Damascus: lesson learning and the implementation of the responsibility to protect By: Alex Bellamy Publication: International Politics Issue: 51 |
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By: Katharine Gelber and Luke McNamara Publication: Australian Journal of Human Rights Issue: 20(1) |
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The Islamic State's challenge to international order By: Andrew Phillips Publication: Australian Journal of International Affairs Issue: 68(5) |
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Masters of the universe but slaves of the market: bankers and the great financial meltdown By: Andy Hindmoor and Stephen Bell Publication: The British Journal of Politics & International Relations Issue: 17(1) |
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Theorizing emotions in world politics By: Emma Hutchison and Roland Bleiker Publication: International Theory Issue: 6(3) |
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A rival Enlightenment? critical international theory in historical mode By: Richard Devetak Publication: International Theory Issue: 6(3) |
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Global Politics of Microfinancing Poverty in Asia: The Case of Bangladesh Unpacked By: Heloise Weber Publication: Asian Studies Review Issue: 38(4) |
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Bureaucratic values and resilience: an exploration of crisis management adaptation By: Alastair Stark Publication: Public Administration Issue: 92(3) |
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50:50 hindsight: appreciating anew the contributions of Milgram's obedience experiments By: Frank Mols and Jolanda Jetten Publication: Journal of Social Issues Issue: 70(3) |
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No guts, no glory: how framing the collective past paves the way for anti-immigrant sentiments By: Frank Mols and Jolanda Jetten Publication: International Journal of Intercultural Relations Issue: 43(a) |
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By: Christian Reus-Smit Publication: International Theory Issue: 6(3) |
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Reason, statecraft and the art of war: a politique reassessment
By: David Martin Jones Publication: Global Discourse DOI: 10.1080/23269995.2014.962351 |
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When goals collide: politics of the MDGs and the post-2015 sustainable development goals agenda By: Heloise Weber Publication: SAIS Review of International Affairs Issue: 34(2) |
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By: Christian Reus-Smit Publication: Chinese Journal of International Politics Issue: 7(3) |
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By: Jenny van der Arend Publication: Policy Studies Issue: 35(6) |
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Pluralism unleashed: the politics of reforming the Vietnamese constitution By: Hai Thiem Bui Publication: Journal of Vietneamese Studies Issue: 9(4) |
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By: Andy Hindmoor and Stephen Bell Publication: New Political Economy DOI: 10.1080/13563467.2014.951426 |
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Not throwing the baby out with the bathwater: a Gramscian response to post-hegemony By: Tom Chodor Publication: Contemporary Politics Issue: 20(4) |
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By: Morgan Brigg Publication: AIIA Policy Commentary |
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Culture, “Relationality”, and Global Cooperation By: Morgan Brigg Publication: Global Cooperation Research Papers Issue: 6 |
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