| Megan Alessandrini |
|
A
fourth sector: The impact of neo-liberalism on non-profit organisations |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 3 |
G009 |
|
| Robert Ayson |
|
Concepts
of regional stability in the Asia-Pacific context |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 8 |
G010 |
|
| Mark Bahnisch |
|
Derrida,
Schmitt and the essence of the political |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 7 |
G009 |
|
| Caner Bakir |
|
Who
needs a review of the financial system in Australia? The case of the Wallis
Inquiry |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 9 |
G030 |
|
| John Ballard |
|
RS
Parker and Papua New Guinea |
|
The
disciplinary history of political science |
|
Session 2 |
HA Tank |
|
| Manuhuia Barcham |
|
The
idea of corruption in late Medieval and early Renaissance European political
thought |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 9 |
G009 |
|
| Maria Bargh |
|
Neoliberalism and Indigenous
resistance |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Senator Andrew Bartlett |
|
Panel
on Electoral reform |
|
Keynote
session |
|
Session 4 |
HA Tank |
|
| Clive Bean |
|
Primus
inter premiers: Or, The electoral influence of state party leaders |
|
Australasian
politics panel: Federal
election 2001 |
|
Session 2 |
G008 |
|
| Clive Beauchamp |
|
The control of small arms and
the international security agenda |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Alex Bellamy |
|
Is
there an English School discourse of security? |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 7 |
G031 |
|
| Amanda Blackburn and Bruce Stone |
|
Environmentalism,
conservative politics, minor parties and electoral competition in Australia:
The case of the Liberals for Forests |
|
Environmental
policy and politics |
|
Session 9 |
G008 |
|
| Linda Botterill with Bruce Chapman |
|
Drought
policy in Australia |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 10 |
G010 |
|
| Linda Botterill and Melanie Fisher |
|
Magical
thinking: the rise of the community development model |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G030 |
|
| Brett Bowden |
|
The
democratic 'standard of civilization' in international society |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G031 |
|
| Tom Bramble and John Minns |
|
The
anti-globalisation movement in Australia |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 2 |
G053 |
|
| Judith Brett |
|
The two Frasers |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Judith Brett |
|
Revising
the agenda for the study of Australian political culture: The Australian
state in every day life |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies |
|
Session 4 |
G008 |
|
| Pat Brewer |
|
Has
identity politics shifted feminism to the right? |
|
Women
and politics |
|
Session 1 |
G008 |
|
| Craig Browne |
|
Deliberative
democracy and late-modernity |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 8 |
G009 |
|
| Bruce Buchan |
|
The
empire of political thought: Perceptions of Indigenous government in Australia |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 5 |
G009 |
|
| John Bruni and Purnendra Jain |
|
Australia,
Japan and the United States:Towards a new security architecture in the Asia-Pacific? |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 8 |
G031 |
|
| Neil Burdess and Kevin O'Toole |
|
Governance
in rural communities: The case of Victoria |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G030 |
|
| Michelle Burgis |
|
A
law for all peoples? Reconciling Rawls's 'realistic utopia' with global
poverty and Islamic worldview(s) |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 10 |
G031 |
|
| Verity Burgmann |
|
The
'cancer stage of capitalism' and the politics of resistance |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 2 |
G053 |
|
| Anthony Burke and Minerva Nasser-Eddine |
|
The
existential terror: The United States and Israel after September 11 |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 2 |
G031 |
|
| Damien Cahill |
|
The
markets, morals and civil society project: Conflict and consensus on the
Australian Right |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 7 |
G030 |
|
| Paul J Carnegie |
|
Assessing
regime change: The processes of democratic transitions and consolidations |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 2 |
G009 |
|
| John Cash |
|
Politics,
history and the unconscious |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 10 |
G053 |
|
| John Cash |
|
Political
passions today |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies |
|
Session 4 |
G008 |
|
|
Helena Catt
|
|
Will we make
it to the centenary?
|
|
The disciplinary history
of political science
|
|
Session 7 |
G008 |
|
| Bruce Chapman with Linda Botterill |
|
Drought
policy in Australia |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 10 |
G010 |
|
|
Louise Chappell and Lisa Hill
|
|
The impact of feminist scholarship on Australian political
science and the status of women in the profession
|
|
Withdrawn
|
|
|
|
|
| David Charnock and Peter Ellis |
|
Postmaterialism
and the Australian party system |
|
Australasian
politics panel: Federal
election 2001 |
|
Session 2 |
G008 |
|
| Phil Chase |
|
Hegemony
in abstraction: Media coverage and the 2001 local government election |
|
Australasian
politics panel: The
media and politics |
|
Session 3 |
G008 |
|
| Peter Chen |
|
They're
not like us’: The deamalgamation of Delatite Shire |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G030 |
|
| John Chesterman and David Tucker |
|
Minority
rights in democratic Australia |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G010 |
|
| Fiona Childs |
|
Government relations with the
mainstream Australian press: Managing the loyal opposition |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Stephen Church |
|
Beyond recognition: The institutionalisation
of parties in the New Zealand Parliament |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Darian Clark |
|
Is
it possible to 'make trade fair'? |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 9 |
G031 |
|
| Hal Colebatch |
|
Institutions, organizations,
government and governing |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Malcolm Cook |
|
Opening
up the vault: Emerging market responses to the new global political economy
of finance |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 2 |
G010 |
|
| Drew Cottle and Helen Masterman-Smith |
|
Fretilin:
Resistance and Survival |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 3 |
G053 |
|
| Kate Crowley |
|
Strained
relations: Governing in minority in Tasmania |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 2 |
G030 |
|
| Michael Crozier |
|
Political
times and intellectual tides: The Australasian Political Studies Association
archive |
|
The
disciplinary history of political science |
|
Session 1 |
HA Tank |
|
| Giorel Curran, Elizabeth van
Acker & Robyn Hollander |
|
Xenophobia:
Is it enough? Populist parties in Australia and Europe |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 8 |
G053 |
|
| Jennifer Curtin and Dennis Woodward |
|
Whatever
happened to the rural revolt? |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 10 |
G010 |
|
| Brent Davis |
|
Wealth
and voting: Some politico-econometric estimates for Australia |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 10 |
G030 |
|
| Stuart Dawson |
|
Dialogical
hermeneutics and political inquiry |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 10 |
G053 |
|
| Richard DeAngelis |
|
Le
Pen and the rise of populism in Europe |
|
Political
sociology: Panel on Populism
in America, Australia and Europe |
|
Session 7 |
G053 |
|
| David Denemark |
|
Information
flow and voter decision-making in the 2001 Australian federal election:
The role of international and domestic issues |
|
Australasian
politics panel: The
media and politics |
|
Session 3 |
G008 |
|
| France Desaubin |
|
The strategy and politics of
the South African labour movement |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Richard Devetak |
|
'A
war against the example': Burke, Bush and the War on Terror |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 2 |
G031 |
|
| Thuy Do |
|
The
evolution of refugee protection in international and domestic state practices |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 9 |
G031 |
|
| Tahnya Barnett Donaghy |
|
Equality
mainstreaming: Lesson learning from Northern Ireland |
|
Women
and politics |
|
Session 1 |
G008 |
|
| Jed Donoghue, Bruce Tranter and
Robert White |
|
Australian
dreams: Homeownership, shareownership and Coalition policy |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 7 |
G030 |
|
| Jed Donoghue and Robert White |
|
Marshall,
Mannheim and modern citizenship |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 10 |
G053 |
|
| Nick Economou |
|
'Green'
performance in Australian federal elections: Much ado about nothing? |
|
Environmental
policy and politics |
|
Session 9 |
G008 |
|
| Elizabeth Eedy |
|
Unresolved
accountability issues in Australian higher education reform: a case-study |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 4 |
G010 |
|
| Peter Ellis and David Charnock |
|
Postmaterialism
and the Australian party system |
|
Australasian
politics panel: Federal
election 2001 |
|
Session 2 |
G008 |
|
| David Farrell |
|
Panel
on Electoral reform |
|
Keynote
session |
|
Session 4 |
HA Tank |
|
| David Farrell and Ian McAllister |
|
Preferences,
tickets and transfers: The 1983 reform of the electoral system to the Australian
Senate and its consequences for preferential voting |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies |
|
Session 9 |
HA Tank |
|
| Karen Farquharson |
|
Regulating tobacco products in
Australia |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Senator John Faulkner |
|
Labor's
contribution to electoral reform |
|
Keynote
speaker |
|
Session 5 |
HA Tank |
|
| Sergio Fiedler |
|
Communism and the multitude |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Ann Firth |
|
The
breadwinner, his wife and their welfare: Identity and redistribution in
Australian post-war reconstruction |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 9 |
G053 |
|
| Melanie Fisher and Linda Botterill |
|
Magical
thinking: the rise of the community development model |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G030 |
|
| Greg Fry |
|
Oceania's
voyage: Reflections on the power of 'region' in world politics |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G053 |
|
| Fred P Gale |
|
The
politicization of market Instruments for ecological sustainability: The
case of Voluntary Forest Certification in Canada |
|
Environmental
policy and politics |
|
Session 8 |
G008 |
|
| Brian Galligan |
|
Gentleman
scholar |
|
The
disciplinary history of political science |
|
Session 2 |
HA Tank |
|
| Brian Galligan |
|
Federalism
and the High Court |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies : Federalism
and the High Court panel |
|
Session 7 |
HA Tank |
|
| Brian Galligan and Winsome Roberts |
|
The
Oxford Companion to Australian Politics |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 4 |
G010 |
|
| Toby Ganley |
|
Australia
the show-dog: An identification and analysis of the mongrel metaphor in
The Bulletin |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 8 |
G053 |
|
| Katharine Gelber |
|
The
scope of the implied right to freedom of political communication |
|
Australasian politics
|
|
Session 4 |
G030 |
|
| Chris Geller |
|
Single
Transferable Vote with Borda Elimination: A new vote counting system |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 3 |
G009 |
|
| Nicky George |
|
Understanding
the relationship between rights, needs and obligations: Women's civil society
organisations in Fiji |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 10 |
G031 |
|
| Rachel Gibson |
|
The
future of national election surveys? Evaluating online election surveys
in Australia and Britain |
|
Australasian
politics panel: Federal
election 2001 |
|
Session 2 |
G008 |
|
| Rachel Gibson and Stephen Ward |
|
State
parties use of the internet in Australia |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 1 |
|
|
| Graeme Gill |
|
From
the peasants to the bourgeoisie: Dealing with the Soviet collapse |
|
Australia's contribution
to political studies : Soviet/Russian
studies panel
|
|
Session 5 |
G008 |
|
| James A. Gillespie |
|
Political
settlements and global bulldozers: Institutional models of Australian political
development |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G010 |
|
| Ayla Göl |
|
A
critique of foreign policy analysis (FPA) in transitional states |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G031 |
|
| Leigh Gollop |
|
People's
assemblies: Giving people a say in government |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G030 |
|
| Murray Goot |
|
Party
convergence revisited |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G010 |
|
| David Gow |
|
Split-ticket
voting and divided government in Australia |
|
Australasian
politics panel: Federal
election 2001 |
|
Session 2 |
G008 |
|
| Sarah Graham |
|
America's
soft power in international relations theory |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G053 |
|
| Beth Greener-Barcham |
|
Visualising
a liberal military |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 8 |
G010 |
|
| Sandra Grey |
|
Can
we measure the influence of social movements? |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G030 |
|
| Nomita Halder |
|
Stepping-stones: Women and cabinet
power in New Zealand |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Carolyn Hendriks |
|
Exploring
the murky waters of civil society in deliberative democracy |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 4 |
G009 |
|
| Cameron Hill |
|
‘Imagining
imperialism’: Constructivism, role theory and American debates over
the Philippines, 1898-1913 |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G031 |
|
| Lisa Hill |
|
Democratic
assistance: A template for compulsory voting |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 4 |
G030 |
|
| Lisa Hill |
|
Panel:
The impact of feminist scholarship on Australian political science |
|
Women
and politics |
|
Session 6 |
G008 |
|
| Martin Hirst |
|
The
ties that bind: Journalists and the nation-state |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 4 |
G053 |
|
| Robyn Hollander, Giorel Curran
& Elizabeth van Acker |
|
Xenophobia:
Is it enough? Populist parties in Australia and Europe |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 8 |
G053 |
|
| Purnendra Jain and John Bruni |
|
Australia,
Japan and the United States:Towards a new security architecture in the Asia-Pacific? |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 8 |
G031 |
|
| Carol Johnson |
|
Australian
political science and the study of discourse |
|
The
disciplinary history of political science |
|
Session 3 |
HA Tank |
|
| Grant Jones and Jenny Stewart |
|
The
emergence of environmental governance |
|
Environmental
policy and politics |
|
Session 8 |
G008 |
|
| Tim Jordan |
|
Groundless thinking, groundless
action: Hannah Arendt's weak ontology |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Paul Keal |
|
Can
international society be redeemed? Indigenous rights and the politics of
mutual recognition |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 10 |
G031 |
|
| David Kennedy |
|
Private military companies and
the neo-liberal 'peace' |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Angela Keys |
|
Yippies:
Rebels without a cause? |
|
Political
sociology |
|
Session 9 |
G053 |
|
| Rick Kuhn |
|
The
tradition of Jewish anti-Zionism in the Galician socialist movement |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 3 |
G053 |
|
| 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 |
|
Session 4 |
G053 |
|
| Jefferson Lee |
|
The
media and East Timor: Taking stock of the post mortems |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 4 |
G031 |
|
| Martin Leet |
|
Relations
between science, morality and aesthetics |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 8 |
G009 |
|
| Glen Lehman |
|
Globalisation and the authentic
self: Cosmopolitanism and Charles Taylor's communitarianism |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Jenny M Lewis |
|
Making
connections and setting the agenda: health policy networks and issues in
Victoria |
|
Health,
politics and policy |
|
Session 4 |
G015 |
|
| Sandra Lilburn and Damian O'Leary |
|
The
politics of conscience voting in Australia: Case studies in public deliberation |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G010 |
|
| Ian McAllister |
|
The
border protection poll: The 2001 federal election and the Coalition victory |
|
Australasian
politics panel: Federal
election 2001 |
|
Session 2 |
G008 |
|
| Ian McAllister and David Farrell |
|
Preferences,
tickets and transfers: The 1983 reform of the electoral system to the Australian
Senate and its consequences for preferential voting |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies |
|
Session 9 |
HA Tank |
|
| Greg McCarthy |
|
Hollywood
politics: Attack of the moral clones |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G031 |
|
| Peter McCarthy |
|
Political
Science at the ANU's Research School of Social Sciences: The early years |
|
The
disciplinary history of political science |
|
Session 1 |
HA Tank |
|
| Matt McDonald |
|
Security,
sovereignty and identity |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 7 |
G031 |
|
| Angus McIntyre |
|
An Australian contribution to
leadership classification: Little on 'middle way' or pairing leadership |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Christopher Mackenzie |
|
The
entrepreneurial bureaucrat: A study of policy entrepreneurship in the formation
of a national strategy to create an Asia-literate Australia |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 9 |
G030 |
|
| Iain McLean |
|
Australian
electoral reform and two concepts of representation |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies |
|
Session 8 |
HA Tank |
|
| Elizabeth McLeay |
|
Representation
and the Maori: Institutional persistence and shifting justifications |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 1 |
G030 |
|
| May McPhail |
|
The
East Timor intervention: Foreign policy success or failure? |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 4 |
G031 |
|
| Marion Maddox |
|
Religion
and Australian politics: Out of the methodological bog |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 4 |
G030 |
|
| Maria Maley |
|
The
changing role of ministerial advisers |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 9 |
G030 |
|
| Haydon Manning |
|
The Australian Greens and the
handicap of left legacies |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Dimitri Margaritis and Ann Sullivan |
|
New
Zealand Maori voting behaviour under MMP |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 1 |
G030 |
|
| Roger Markwick |
|
The
market as totalitarianism: The Russian experience |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies : Soviet/
Russian studies panel |
|
Session 5 |
G008 |
|
| Ian Marsh |
|
Interest
group participation in Senate committee enquiries |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 4 |
G010 |
|
| Natalie Mast |
|
An
upper house in all but name? An analysis of the European Parliament |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 5 |
G031 |
|
| Helen Masterman-Smith and Drew
Cottle |
|
Fretilin:
Resistance and survival |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 3 |
G053 |
|
| Greg Melluish |
|
The
Strange Birth of Colonial Democracy revisited: The New South Wales 1859
election |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 7 |
G030 |
|
| Robert F Miller |
|
Humanitarian
intervention and the politics of nationalism in the former Yugoslavia |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies : Soviet/
Russian studies panel I |
|
Session 5 |
G008 |
|
| John Minns and Tom Bramble |
|
The
anti-globalisation movement in Australia |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 2 |
G053 |
|
| 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 |
|
Session 4 |
G053 |
|
| Tod Moore and James Walter |
|
The
new social order? Australia's contribution to 'new liberal' thinking in
the interwar period |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G010 |
|
| Anthony Moran |
|
The
globalization of Australia: The state and national belonging |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 2 |
G030 |
|
| Kathy Morton |
|
Do
we need a world bank? |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 9 |
G031 |
|
| Jeremy Moses |
|
Discourses of humanitarianism
in American war |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Gavin Mount |
|
The
global politics of emotion: All's fear in love and war |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G053 |
|
| Alex Munton |
|
Regional
cooperation and the governance of maritime security in the Arafura and Timor
seas |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 8 |
G010 |
|
| Minerva Nasser-Eddine
and Anthony Burke |
|
The
existential terror: The United States and Israel after September 11 |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 2 |
G031 |
|
| John Nethercote |
|
RS
Parker and public service |
|
The
disciplinary history of political science |
|
Session 2 |
HA Tank |
|
| Kasumi Nishigaya |
|
Young
women garment factory workers in post-UNTAC Cambodia: Export-orientation,
decent work deficit and sexual health risk |
|
Health,
politics and policy |
|
Session 4 |
G015 |
|
| Brendan O'Connor |
|
Who’s
afraid of populism? American populism, conservatism, and welfare reform |
|
Political
sociology: Panel on Populism
in America, Australia and Europe |
|
Session 7 |
G053 |
|
| Jacinta O'Hagan |
|
The concept of humanitarianism |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Damian O'Leary |
|
Post-national
belonging: Unpacking Habermas' constitutional patriotism |
|
Political
theory |
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Session 8 |
G009 |
|
| Damian O'Leary and Sandra Lilburn
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The
politics of conscience voting in Australia: Case studies in public deliberation |
|
Australasian
politics |
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Session 3 |
G010 |
|
| Kevin O'Toole and Neil Burdess
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Governance
in rural communities: The case of Victoria |
|
Australasian
politics |
|
Session 3 |
G030 |
|
| Chengxin Pan |
|
Two
perspectives on self and other: Western and traditional Chinese views of
identity: Implications for global politics |
|
International
politics |
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Session 3 |
G031 |
|
| Andrew Parkin |
|
tba |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies : Federalism
and the High Court panel |
|
Session 7 |
HA Tank |
|
| John Parkinson |
|
Plus
ça change: the use of deliberation in the UK's National Health Service |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 4 |
G009 |
|
| Robert G Patman |
|
US
exceptionalism and the 'new war' against global terrorism |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 2 |
G031 |
|
| Aleksandar Pavkovic |
|
Secession
from a liberal state: Is it justified? |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 1 |
G009 |
|
| Sharmila Peres da Costa |
|
The politics of fear in Australian
foreign policy |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Sam Pietsch |
|
Government
scapegoating of Jewish refugees in the 1930s |
|
The
politics of resistance and class |
|
Session 3 |
G053 |
|
| Siswo Pramono |
|
An
account of the genocidal state |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 6 |
G031 |
|
| Siswo Pramono |
|
Paralysis
by design: An account of the international theory of genocide |
|
International
politics |
|
Session 5 |
G010 |
|
| Helen Pringle |
|
Acorns, plums and deer: Revisiting
Macpherson on Locke |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Helen Pringle |
|
Anti-vilification provisions
in New South Wales: Searching for a principle |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Gonzalo Villalta Puig |
|
Michael
Oakeshott's critique of rationalism in politics: A counter-critique |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 7 |
G009 |
|
| Christopher Pyne MHR |
|
Panel
on Electoral reform |
|
Keynote
session |
|
Session 4 |
HA Tank |
|
| Joel Quirk |
|
The
construction of an edifice: The story of a ŒFirst Great Debate |
|
International
politics Constructive
history panel |
|
Session 1 |
G010 |
|
| Stephen Reglar |
|
Why
politics is by nature a-historical |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 9 |
G009 |
|
| Dave Renton |
|
Class strategies and British
communism |
|
Withdrawn |
|
|
|
|
| Chris Reus-Smit |
|
Imagining
society: Constructivism and the English School |
|
International
politics Constructive
history panel |
|
Session 1 |
G010 |
|
| Rod Rhodes |
|
'How
do we explain ourselves to one another?' Professionalisation versus traditions
in UK political science |
|
The
disciplinary history of political science |
|
Session 7 |
G008 |
|
| Maurice Rickard |
|
Party
discipline, conscience voting and conscientious dissent |
|
Political
theory |
|
Session 2 |
G009 |
|
| TH Rigby |
|
Russian
nationhood from its origins to Putin |
|
Australia's
contribution to political studies : Soviet/
Russian studies panel |
|
Session 5 |
G008 |