Refereed papers from the
APSA50 conference

This page contains a complete list of all refereed papers from the APSA50 conference, held at the Australian National University, Canberra, in October 2002.

The papers are listed in alphabetical order by author's name, with links to the papers themselves, to the presenter's original abstract, and to details of the conference stream in which the paper was situated.

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These papers were published in December 2002, by the Australasian Political Studies Association (APSA). Copyright remains with the authors. They were all refereed in line with the requirements of the Australian government's Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST). A description of the refereeing process is here.

Some non-refereed papers given at the conference are available on this website here.

REFEREED PAPERS BY AUTHOR

Author  
Paper title
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Megan Alessandrini A fourth sector: The impact of neo-liberalism on non-profit organisations   paper   Political theory Abstract
Mark Bahnisch Derrida, Schmitt and the essence of the political   paper   Political theory Abstract
Caner Bakir Who needs a review of the financial system in Australia? The case of the Wallis Inquiry   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Clive Bean Primus inter premiers: Or, The electoral influence of state party leaders   paper   Australasian politics panel: Federal election 2001 Abstract
Amanda Blackburn and Bruce Stone Environmentalism, conservative politics, minor parties and electoral competition in Australia: The case of the liberals for forests   paper   Environmental policy and politics Abstract
Linda Botterill and Bruce Chapman Developing equitable and affordable government responses to drought in Australia   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Linda Botterill and Melanie Fisher Magical thinking: the rise of the community development model   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Brett Bowden Globalisation and the shifting 'Standard of Civilization' in international society   paper   International politics Abstract
Tom Bramble and John Minns Activist perspectives on the Australian anti-capitalist movement   paper   The politics of resistance and class Abstract
Pat Brewer Has identity politics shifted feminism to the right?   paper   Women and politics Abstract
Craig Browne Deliberative democracy and late modernity   paper   Political theory Abstract
Bruce Buchan The empire of political thought: Perceptions of Indigenous government in Australia   paper   Political theory Abstract
Verity Burgmann The 'cancer stage of capitalism' and the politics of resistance   paper   The politics of resistance and class Abstract
David Charnock and Peter Ellis Postmaterialism and the Australian party system   paper   Australasian politics panel: Federal election 2001 Abstract
Peter Chen ‘They're not like us’: The de-amalgamation of Delatite Shire   paper (535k)   Australasian politics Abstract
Drew Cottle and Helen Masterman-Smith Funu: The politics of East Timorese resistance, 1974-1979   paper   The politics of resistance and class Abstract
Giorel Curran, Elizabeth van Acker & Robyn Hollander Xenophobia: Is it enough? Far right opulist parties in Australia and Europe   paper   Political sociology Abstract
Jennifer Curtin and Dennis Woodward Whatever happened to the rural revolt: Thwarted by symbols, science and substance?   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
David Denemark Information flow and voter decision-making in the 2001 Australian federal election: The role of international and domestic issues   paper   Australasian politics panel: The media and politics Abstract
Tahnya Barnett Donaghy Mainstreaming: Northern Ireland's participative-democratic approach   paper   Women and politics Abstract
Jed Donoghue, Bruce Tranter and Robert White Australian dreams: Home ownership, share ownership and Coalition policy   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Fred P Gale The politicization of market instruments for ecological sustainability: The case of Voluntary Forest Certification in Canada   paper   Environmental policy and politics Abstract
Katharine Gelber The scope of the implied freedom of political communication in Australia   paper  

Australasian politics

 Abstract
Leigh Gollop Giving thinking people a say in government. People's Assemblies: An alternative to citizen-initiated referendums or 'the task force revolution'   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Murray Goot Party convergence revisited   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Sandra Grey Can we measure the influence of social movements?   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Carolyn Hendriks The ambiguous role of civil society in deliberative democracy   paper   Political theory Abstract
Lisa Hill Democratic assistance: A template for compulsory voting   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Carol Johnson Australian political science and the study of discourse   paper   The disciplinary history of political science Abstract
Rick Kuhn The tradition of Jewish anti-Zionism in the Galician socialist movement   paper   The politics of resistance and class Abstract
Ashley Lavelle The ALP and class struggle: A case study of the Whitlam Labor Opposition's response to union unrest in the late 1960 and early 1970s     The politics of resistance and class Abstract
Greg McCarthy Hollywood politics: Attack of the moral clones   paper   International politics Abstract
Matt McDonald Security, sovereignty and identity   paper   International politics Abstract
Natalie Mast An upper house in all but name? An analysis of the European Parliament   paper   International politics Abstract
Greg Melluish The Strange Birth of Colonial Democracy revisited: The New South Wales 1859 election   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Kyoung-Hee Moon Dualism of development: What has changed and what hasn't changed in terms of the pattern of female employment in the Korean apparel industry?       The politics of resistance and class Abstract
Brendon O'Connor Who’s afraid of populism? American populism, conservatism, and welfare reform   paper   Political sociology: Panel on Populism in America, Australia and Europe Abstract
Kevin O'Toole and Neil Burdess Governance in rural communities: The case of Victoria   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
John Parkinson Plus ça change: The use of deliberation by new public managers   paper   Political theory Abstract
Sam Pietsch Not 'desirable': Government scapegoating of Jewish refugees   paper   The politics of resistance and class Abstract
Siswo Pramono An account of the genocidal state   paper   International politics Abstract
Siswo Pramono An account of the theory of genocide   paper   International politics Abstract
Michael Schiavone Militancy and collective bargaining: The Canadian Auto Workers and the United Auto Workers 1979-1996   paper   The politics of resistance and class Abstract
Rodney Smith Political parties in contemporary Australian fiction: Stephen Sewell's The Blind Giant is Dancing, George Papaellinas's No and Alan Wearne's The Nightmarkets   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Bruce Tranter and Mark Western Postmaterialism and age: An Australian anomoly   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Mary Walsh Arendt and the political: From freedom to power   paper   Political theory Abstract
Mary Walsh Individualization, sociology and sub-politics: Implications for political theory   paper   Political theory Abstract
James Walter and Tod Moore The new social order? Australia's contribution to 'new liberal' thinking in the interwar period   paper   Australasian politics Abstract
Robert White and Jed Donoghue Marshall, Mannheim and modern citizenship   paper   Political sociology Abstract
Jennifer Wilkinson Putting privacy before the public: Why liberalism inverts accountability in journalism ethics     Political theory Abstract
Xu Yi-chong and Patrick Weller International civil servants and multilateral trade negotiations   paper   International politics Abstract
 

 

Refereeing process

The refereeing process followed was in accordance with DEST guidelines. A panel of referees was chosen from the academic community, and external to the conference organising committee. Each paper submitted for refereeing was submitted as a blind (unidentifiable) copy. Written appraisals were received from each referee for each paper. Papers requiring revision were returned to authors for the required changes. At no time were referees informed of the identities of the authors whose papers they were assessing.
This website maintained by Phil Griffiths. This page updated 2 January 2003