Publications
Costas Laoutides
(2024), Vol. 75, pp. 1-10, Aggression and Violent Behavior, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Self-determination and decolonization
C Laoutides
(2023), pp. 60-73, The Routledge Handbook of Self-Determination and Secession, London, Eng., B1
Self-Determination and Secession: An Act of Collective Emancipation
Costas Laoutides
(2023), Vol. 1, pp. 445-462, The Palgrave Handbook of International Political Theory Volume 1, B1
Rakhine State Post-Coup: Arakan Army State-Building and Its Implications for Rohingya and Aid
Costas Laoutides, Anthony Ware
(2023), pp. 185-208, After the Coup: Myanmar's Political and Humanitarian Crises, Canberra, ACT., B1
The Federal Democracy Charter: A Path to Inter-Ethnic Peace in Post-Coup Myanmar
Costas Laoutides
(2023), pp. 163-183, After the Coup: Myanmar's Political and Humanitarian Crises, Canberra, ACT., B1
Middle powers as 'peacemaking entrepreneurs' in Myanmar's peace process 2011-2021
Chiraag Roy, Anthony Ware, Costas Laoutides
(2023), pp. 1-29, The Pacific Review, London, Eng., C1
The political economy of Norwegian peacemaking in Myanmar's peace process
C Roy, A Ware, C Laoutides
(2021), Vol. 42, pp. 2172-2188, Third World Quarterly, C1
Ethnoreligious Conflict and Populism: Emotive Political Response in the Rohingya Conflict
Costas Laoutides
(2021), Vol. 12, pp. 1-12, Religions, Basel, Switzerland, C1
A Ware, C Laoutides
(2021), Vol. 21, pp. 673-696, Conflict, Security and Development, C1
The Iranian Kurds' transnational links: impacts on mobilization and political ambitions
Shahram Akbarzadeh, Costas Laoutides, W Gourlay, Zahid Ahmed
(2020), Vol. 43, pp. 2275-2294, Ethnic and Racial Studies, London, Eng., C1
Myanmar's 'Rohingya' conflict: Misconceptions and complexity
A Ware, C Laoutides
(2019), Vol. 50, pp. 60-79, Asian Affairs, London, Eng., C1
The Kurds in Iran: balancing national and ethnic identity in a securitised environment
S Akbarzadeh, Z Ahmed, C Laoutides, W Gourlay
(2019), Vol. 40, pp. 1145-1162, Third World Quarterly, C1
A Ware, V Ware, C Laoutides
(2018), Melbourne, Vic., A6
How foreign is the kurdish issue in Iran's foreign policy?
C Laoutides
(2016), pp. 93-109, Iran in the world: President Rouhani's foreign policy, Basingstoke, Eng., B1
Re-examining the centrality of ethnic Identity to the Kachin conflict
C Laoutides, A Ware
(2016), pp. 47-66, Conflict in Myanmar War, Politics, Religion, Singapore, Malaysia, B1
Self-determination and collective responsibility in the secessionist struggle
C Laoutides
(2015), Surrey, Eng., A1
Negotiating sustainable peace in separatist context
C Laoutides
(2015), pp. 59-74, Territorial Separatism in Global Politics: Causes, outcomes and resolution, London, Eng., B1
Introduction: territorial separatism in context
D Kingsbury, C Laoutides
(2015), pp. 1-11, Territorial separatism in global politics : causes, outcomes and resolution, London, Eng., B1
C Laoutides, D Kingsbury
(2015), pp. 169-176, Territorial separatism in global politics : causes, outcomes and resolution, London, Eng., B1
Territorial separatism in global politics : causes, outcomes and resolution
D Kingsbury, C Laoutides
(2015), Abingdon, Eng., A7
Surviving in a difficult context: The quest for development in unrecognized states
C Laoutides
(2014), pp. 71-88, Development in difficult sociopolitical contexts : fragile, failed, pariah., Basingstoke, Hampshire, B1
C Laoutides
(2010), pp. 1-26, Citizenship and globalisation research papers, Melbourne, Vic., C1
The collective moral agency of secessionist groups
C Laoutides
(2008), pp. 149-162, On the way to statehood : secession and globalisation, Aldershot, Eng., B1-1
The orphans of the universe : secession and world politics
C Laoutides
(2008), pp. 53-68, Global crises and risks, South Melbourne, Vic., B1-1
C Laoutides
(2008), Vol. 20, pp. 143-169, Science and society : journal of political and moral theory, [unknown], C1-1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Industry and Other Funding
Analysis of causes, nature and capacities for peace in Myanmar's Rohingya Muslim - Rakhine Buddhist conflict
A/Prof Costas Laoutides, A/Prof Anthony Ware
Gerda Henkel Foundation
- 2017: $19,334
- 2016: $43,974
State and Society in Iran: Identity and the Securitisation of Minority Policies
Prof Shahram Akbarzadeh, A/Prof Costas Laoutides, Dr Zahid Ahmed
Gerda Henkel Foundation
- 2018: $23,954
- 2017: $71,911
Forging social cohesion after ethnic cleansing: Enhancing communication for peace-becoming between Rohingya Muslims and Rakhine Buddhists in Rakhine State, Myanmar.
A/Prof Costas Laoutides, A/Prof Anthony Ware
Gerda Henkel Foundation
- 2022: $56,276
- 2019: $74,825
Techno-Totalitarianism vs. Disruptive New Technologies: Technologically mediated cultural forms of resistance to Myanmar¿s evolving physical, psychological and cyber warfare
A/Prof Anthony Ware, A/Prof Costas Laoutides
Gerda Henkel Foundation
- 2022: $81,407
Vulnerabilities of religious minorities in Shining India.
A/Prof Costas Laoutides, Dr Seema Khan
Islamabad Policy Research Institute
- 2024: $51,387
Supervisions
Marial Mach Aduot
Thesis entitled: Politics of the Post-War: Assessing the Process of Disarmament Demobilisation and Reintegration in South Sudan (DDR) 2005-11
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Seema Khan
Thesis entitled: The M¿lange of Violence in Balochistan: Regional Context and External Factors
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Chiraag Roy
Thesis entitled: Middle Powers as Peacemaking Entrepreneurs in Myanmar's peace process
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Julie Anne Richardson
Thesis entitled: Gender, Security and Identity in Turkey: A Narrative Exploration
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Ronan Lee
Thesis entitled: Myanmar's Rohingya Genocide: Rohingya perspectives of history and identity
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Suzanne Elizabeth Keene
Thesis entitled: Beyond Reaction: The Responsiblity to Protect and the United Nations
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Brenda Fitzpatrick
Thesis entitled: Rejecting Sexual Violence in Conflict:Significant Progress; Ongoing Challenges
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Humanities and Social Sciences