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Wednesday timetable Thursday timetable
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Haydon-Allen Tank
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Room G 008
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Room G 009
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Room G 010
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Room G 015
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Room G 030
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Room G 031
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Room G 053
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| From 8.30am | Registration in foyer of Haydon-Allen Tank Welcome coffee and tea in LJ Hume Centre, first floor, Copland building | |||||||
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9.00-10.30 |
Australia's contribution to political
studies Iain McLean: Australian electoral reform and two concepts
of representation |
Environmental politics Grant Jones and Jenny Stewart: The emergence of environmental governance Fred P Gale: The politicization of market Instruments for ecological sustainability: The case of Voluntary Forest Certification in Canada |
Political theory Craig Browne: Deliberative democracy and late-modernity Martin Leet: Relations between science, morality and aesthetics Damian O'Leary: Post-national belonging: Unpacking Habermas' constitutional patriotism |
International politics Robert Ayson: Concepts of regional stability in the Asia-Pacific context Beth Greener-Barcham: Visualising a liberal military Alex Munton: Regional cooperation and the governance of maritime security in the Arafura and Timor seas |
Australasian politics Rodney Smith: Political parties in contemporary Australian fiction Paul Strangio: Jim Cairns |
International politics Alex Stephens: Japan, leadership and theory: Constraints, problems and present implications Donna Weeks: ‘Comprehensive security’ and Japan's security policy Purnendra Jain and John Bruni: Australia, Japan and the United States:Towards a new security architecture in the Asia-Pacific?
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Political sociology Giorel Curran, Elizabeth van Acker & Robyn Hollander: Xenophobia: Is it enough? Populist parties in Australia and Europe Toby Ganley: Australia the show-dog: An identification and analysis of the mongrel metaphor in The Bulletin Jack Vowles: Is responsible party government dead? Government strength or weakness, globalisation, and public perceptions in 27 countries, 1996-2001 |
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| 10.30-11.00 | Morning tea in LJ Hume Centre, first floor, Copland building | |||||||
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HA Tank
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Room G 008
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Room G 009
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Room G 010
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Room G 015
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Room G 030
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Room G 031
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Room G 053
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11.00-12.30 |
Australia's contribution to political studies 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 |
Environmental politics Amanda Blackburn and Bruce Stone: Environmentalism, conservative politics, minor parties and electoral competition in Australia: The case of the Liberals for Forests Nick Economou: 'Green' performance in Australian federal elections: Much ado about nothing? |
Political theory Manuhuia Barcham: The idea of corruption in late Medieval and early Renaissance European political thought Stephen Reglar: Why politics is by nature a-historical Mary Walsh: Arendt and the political: From freedom to power |
International politics Reiko Take: Japanese security policy: Evolution or status quo? Shogo Suzuki: Peace in East Asian international society |
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Australasian politics Christopher Mackenzie: The entrepreneurial bureaucrat: A study of policy entrepreneurship in the formation of a national strategy to create an Asia-literate Australia Maria Maley: The changing role of ministerial advisers Caner Bakir: Who needs a review of the financial system in Australia? The case of the Wallis Inquiry Bron Stevens: R v Burgess, the external affairs power and the battle for control of aviation policy in Australia |
International politics Thuy Do: The evolution of refugee protection in international and domestic state practices Kathy Morton: Do we need a world bank? Darian Clark Is it possible to 'make trade fair'?
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Political sociology Ann Firth: The breadwinner, his wife and their welfare: Identity and redistribution in Australian post-war reconstruction Margaret Southwell: A community tested: A test of class in a cotton town Angela Keys: Yippies: Rebels without a cause? |
| 12.30-2.00 | Lunch Postgraduates meeting lunch: Getting published: Room G008 |
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HA Tank
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Room G 008
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Room G 009
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Room G 010
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Room G 015
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Room G 030
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Room G 031
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Room G 053
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2.00-3.30 |
Australasian politics Bruce Chapman and Linda Botterill: Drought policy in Australia Jennifer Curtin and Dennis Woodward: Whatever happened to the rural revolt? Virginia Watson: Liberalism and governance in Indigenous affairs |
Australasian politics Brent Davis: Wealth and voting: Some politico-econometric estimates for Australia Bruce Tranter and Mark Western: Postmaterialism and age: An Australian anomoly |
International politics Paul Keal: Can international society be redeemed? Indigenous rights and the politics of mutual recognition Nicky George: Understanding the relationship between rights, needs and obligations: Women's civil society organisations in Fiji Michelle Burgis: A law for all peoples? Reconciling Rawls's 'realistic utopia' with global poverty and Islamic worldview(s) |
Political sociology Robert White and Jed Donoghue: Marshall, Mannheim and modern citizenship John Cash: Politics, history and the unconscious Stuart Dawson: Dialogical hermeneutics and political inquiry |
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