Faculty of Arts and Education

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

PhD candidates in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Student Name Principal Supervisor Thesis Title
Anthropology
Mrs Jilleen Donaldson Dr Tanya King Modernity and risk: CFA volunteers in a post 'Black Saturday' environment.
Mr Benjamin Hall A/Prof Rohan Bastin Christian politics in Hograno District
Mr Martin Hardie A/Prof Rohan Bastin Cycling, drugs, governance and law in the state of exception
Ms Jenny Norris-Green A/Prof Rohan Bastin Dilemmas of faith and theological protest in two Australian religious traditions: Quakers and Unitarians
Australian Studies
Mr Richard Gehrmann Prof David Walker Australia and India: Military dimensions of a colonial relationship
Ms Chelsea Rodd Prof David Walker War as nationalism: A comparative study of Australia and Canada
Mr Walter Hans Struve Prof David Walker A Biography of Kurt Offenburg (1898- 1946)
Ms Caroline Denigan Prof Louise Johnson Housewives or homemakers: researching self build housing and issues of gender, agency, and identity
Ms Katie Grace Prof Louise Johnson 'Women's issues' and the pay equity campaign in New Zealand
Criminology
Mrs Clare Farmer A/Prof Darren Palmer Punishment without conviction: Banning orders and the challenge to 'due process'
Mr Christopher Linke A/Prof Darren Palmer Australian police memorialisation, commemoration and remembrance
Cultural Heritage
Mr Ashton Sinamai Prof William Logan Coming in second: management and conservation of Khami World Heritage Site
Miss Paulette Wallace A/Prof Andrea Witcomb The cultural landscapes of Matiu/Somes Island
Ms Lorinda Cramer Dr Linda Young Fancywork as a middle-class pursuit in the nineteenth century Melbourne
Ms Michele Summerton Dr Linda Young Archaelogy in the museum: the evidence of standards of living
Ms Sally Watterson Dr Jonathan Sweet The National Museum of Mongolian History and how its collections reflect 20th century Mongolia and current perceptions of Mongolian history
Mr Hendrik Berrevoets A/Prof Andrea Witcomb What late 19th and early 20th century market gardens can tell us about Chinese Australian ethnic relations, the development of horticulture and horticultural practices in Australia
Ms Karen Schamberger A/Prof Andrea Witcomb Collecting and exhibiting cultural diversity: a comparison of ethno-specific museums and regional, state and national museums
History
Mrs Khylie Bray Prof David Lowe Post war expressions of Australian cultural democracy
Mr Eric Meadows Prof David Lowe A diplomatic history of Australia's relations with India 1944-1962
Mr Mathew Turner Prof David Lowe Trial and error: how Nazi war crimes trials shaped Holocaust historiography
Mrs Jennifer Caligari A/Prof Sarah Paddle Bessie Harrison Lee: Transitional temperance, suffrage and social activist
Ms Julie Anne Suares Dr Christopher Waters An ardent internationalist: Ben Chifley and the new world order
Miss Kirstie Louise Barry Dr Helen Gardner From the Grassroots: The independence of the Fijian Methodist Church
Ms Amanda Lourie Dr Helen Gardner History of scientific practice in 1850s and 1860s Victoria
Miss Sarah Coates Dr Tony Joel The "Nuremberg Effect"
International and Community Development
Mr Timothy Budge Professor Matthew Clarke Freire, Alinsky and their legacy on community organising and change
Mr Peter Mason Professor Matthew Clarke Financial cooperatives and the development of social capital
Mr Brad Watson Professor Matthew Clarke Child sponsorship NGOs in the 21st century: origins, evolution and motives for change
Mrs Aimatul Yumna Professor Matthew Clarke Analysis of microfinance institution performance in Indonesia
Ms Kristie Drucza Prof Damien Kingsbury Addressing vulnerability: Social protection and poverty alleviation in Nepal
Mr Michael Hatherell Prof Damien Kingsbury Party system nationalisation in developing states: Indonesia's party registration laws
Miss Eleanor Mary Kennedy Prof Damien Kingsbury Disaggregating West Papua: Conflict resolution through identity deconstruction
Mr Andrew Marriott Prof Damien Kingsbury Lawyers, guns and money - Advocacy and politics in post-conflict development
Mr Badrus Sholeh Prof Damien Kingsbury Regional autonomy and democracy after 2006 elections in Aceh, Indonesia
Mr Say Sok Prof Damien Kingsbury State building in Cambodia
Ms Alexandra Nicole Wake Prof Damien Kingsbury Aiding journalism in emerging democracies
Ms Dianne Ashworth Dr Phil Connors Sea-ing young people's identity development: Perceptions of their Leeuwin experience
Mr Alexander (Satch) Campbell Dr Phil Connors Technologies of the sacred: reframing alcohol services to Aboriginal communities
Ms Kim Dunphy Dr Phil Connors The role of arts in social change in Timor-Leste
Dr Christine Anne James Dr Phil Connors Exploring the transition towns model for community resilience
Ms Gillian Nieman Dr Phil Connors Aboriginal people and local government: A shepparton story
Mr Way Alege Dr Phil Connors Reconciling development interventions and communities' vital concerns in Ituri district
Mrs Helen Mary Dalton Dr Max Kelly Still struggling: constraints on rural businesses in Timor-Leste
Miss Evelyn Noy Dr Max Kelly Aid in post-conflict states: The relief-development relationship
International Relations
Mr Saleem F Gaithom Aljebori Prof Fethi Mansouri The foreign policy of the European Union towards Iraq
Mr Michael Atkinson Prof Fethi Mansouri The facilitation of intercultural dialogue and the construction of meaning
Ms Elizabeth Effeney Prof Fethi Mansouri Acculturation experiences of resettled Iraqi refugees in Australia: Towards social exclusion or inclusion?
Mr Ahmed N Abdul Karim Hassin Prof Fethi Mansouri Effectiveness of civil society in nation-building and post-conflict reconstruction in Iraq
Mr Wael Tarek Elhabrouk Prof Fethi Mansouri People power, the military and the Arab spring
Mr Tristan Galloway Prof Baogang He China's approach to domestic and global internet governance
Miss Katsamaporn Rakson Prof Baogang He Small power but big roles: Thailand in the politics of regionalism
Mr Eko Saputro Prof Baogang He Regulatory regionalism of the ASEAN plus three financial cooperation - Indonesian perspective, roles and responses
Mr Kong Chan Prof Baogang He China on the Korean Peninsula: Challenging the United States for regional and global leadership
Mr Roger Stephen Bamforth Dr Chengxin Pan The role of Chinese identity claims in post-Cold War Sino-American relations
Mr Michael Crisp Dr David Hundt Critical realism, international power transitions, and the rise of China
Mr Lance Collins Dr Scott Burchill Convincing Canberra: How other countries achieve their foreign policy goals with Canberra
Mr Vincenzo Scappatura Dr Scott Burchill Structural limits of the Australia-US Alliance
Languages and Culture Studies
Miss Selinaswati Selinaswati A/Prof Ismet Fanany Women in politics in a matrilineal society
Ms Maria Avgoulas Dr Rebecca Fanany The transmission of culturally determined health beliefs among three generations of Greek familities in Melbourne, Australia
Philosophy
Mrs Adrienne Margarian Prof Douglas Kirsner A study of embodied countertransference and somatisation
Ms Jane Wiesner Prof Douglas Kirsner Freedom and conditionality: Analysing mental and yogic models of freedom
Mr Salvatore Guido A/Prof Russell Grigg "Lay curer's of souls": The peculiar status of Freudian Psychoanalysis
Mr Gregory Arthur Lewis A/Prof Russell Grigg Self-consciousness and self-disturbance in schizophrenia
Mr Andrew Sims A/Prof Russell Grigg Language and the insistence of ontology
Mrs Petra Brown Dr Andrew Vandenberg The ticking time bomb of 'the teleological suspension of the ethical'
Mr Daniel Connell Prof Stan Van Hooft Nietzsche, Adorno and Heidegger
Mr Peter Robert Hotchin Prof Stan Van Hooft A naturalistic metaphysic of morality
Mr Rory Lachlan Jeffs Dr Matthew Sharpe Hegel's dialectic of desire and 20th century French philosophy
Mr Dylan Nickelson Dr Matthew Sharpe The idea of unity in Thomas Hobbes' political philosophy
Ms Maxine Therese Dr Karen Lane Navigating consciousness: An exploration and investigation into childhood spirituality
Politics and Policy Studies
Ms Jennifer Dennis A/Prof Kevin O'Toole Community-based NGOs: negotiating social justice for 'at risk' youth
Mr Raman Apsingikar A/Prof Hans Lofgren The politics of Special Economic Zones (SEZs): The case of Polepally in Andhra Pradesh, India
Ms Belinda Jane Townsend A/Prof Hans Lofgren Global health governance and TRIPS: markets, democracy and access to medicines
Sociology
Mr Luke Bearup Dr Karen Lane A Cambodian success story: Reintegration for the sex trafficked and abused
Ms Janet Watson Dr Kim Toffoletti Gender differences in the experiential realities of bisexuality
Mrs Alexia Maddox Dr Vince Marotta The herpetological community: the dynamics of community in a digital age

 

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