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Political
Science
Dr
Linda Botterill
Public Policy – esp policy development processes,
particularly withreference to rural policy; values in the
policy process; interest groups and policy communities;
policy making and federalism; Australian Politics - the
National Party, the wheat industry; structural adjustment
and drought policy.
Professor
Keith Dowding
Public administration - esp politician-agency relations,
public sector reform; Australian Politics – esp cabinet,
career paths of politicians, federalism; Comparative Politics
all areas esp electoral systems, comparative legislatures,
comparative executives, comparative party systems; collective
action; British politics; Political Sociology - collective
action/mass mobilization; agency-structure; choice; Urban
Politics - esp satisfaction with services, the Tiebout framework,
competitive local government, fiscal federalism; Political
Theory and Political Philosophy - analytic political theory,
esp freedom, equality, power, democratic theory, theories
of justice, rational choice theory, philosophy of social
science.
Professor Geoffrey Brennan
Public choice theory
Professor John Dryzek
Public Policy - environmental politics; Comparative Politics
- theory and practice of democracy; Political Theory and
Political Philosophy - democratic theory.
Dr Jim George
International relations; political theory
Dr
Gwen Gray
Health policy; public policy; theories of welfare; federalism;
women and public policy
Dr
Matthew Gray
Political economy; international realtions in the Middle
East, the Arab-Israeli conflict
Dr
John Hart
American and British politics
Professor
Paul 't Hart
Public Policy bureaucratic and civic leadership, political-administrative
relations and crisis management, agenda-setting/framing,
decision-making and evaluation in public policy; Comparative
Politics - political leadership, senior executives, celebrity
politics.
Professor
Barry Hindess
Social and political theory; contemporary politics
Mr
Kim Huynh
International Relations, Vietnamese Politics, Everyday Resistance,
Political Literature, Biography.
Dr
M Mehdi Ilhan
Modern Turkish language; Ottoman history and language; history
of Islam
Dr
James Jupp
Immigration; multicultural affairs
Dr Rick Kuhn
Australian politics and political economy, Germany, Austria,
unions, anti-war movements, fascism, labor/social democratic
parties, and
Marxist theory, parties and politics.
Dr
Katrina Lee Koo
Critical security studies, identity
and conflict, gender and international politics
Dr.
Christa Knellwolf
European national identity (17th to 19th century); European
exploration and colonisation (18th and 19th centuries),
cultural history
Professor Ian McAllister
Comparative Politics - voting, political behavior, political
parties and electoral systems, internet and politics’
British politics, Northern Ireland politics; Australian
Politics - all areas, but esp political behavior, political
parties and electoral systems Political Sociology the social
bases of party support and political participation.
Dr Michael McKinley
International relations; strategic studies; Australian foreign
policy; regional security
Dr
John Minns
International political economy, newly industrializing countries,
labour movement
Dr
Kirill Nourzhanov
Politics; international relations; conflict resolution in
contemporary Central Asia
Dr
Gail Radford
History of the Women’s Electoral Lobby
Professor
Amin Saikal
Politics, history, political economy and international relations
of the Middle East and Central Asia.
Dr
William Sanders
Indigenous affairs policy, including social security, housing,
employment, local government and intergovernmental relations.
Also Indigenous-specific elections and the role of Indigenous
people and issues in general elections
Professor
Marian Sawer
Gender and politics; representative democracy
Dr
Jeremy Shearmur
Philosophy/methodology of social science; political theory;
history of political thought; classical liberalism; Hayek;
Popper
Dr William Sutherland
Politics of regional co-operation in the South Pacific,
Fiji Politics, Problems of small island States, South Pacific
Trade and Fisheries.
Dr
John Uhr
Australian government; political theory
Professor Jay
J Wanna
Australian government and public administration
Professor
John Warhurst
Australian political institutions; political parties and
interest groups; elections and voting; public policy; religion
and politics; political lobbying.
Dr Ben Wellings
Nationalism, history and politics in Europe, Britain and
Australia
Dr David West
Contemporary political theory; Hannah Arendt; Habermas and
critical theory; theories of new social movements; politics
of sexuality.
Professor
David Marsh
Comparative Politics comparative governance, politics and
the media, political participation; Political Sociology.
Dr Janine O’Flynn
Public Policy public sector reform, public management, government
contracting, employee relations/human resource management
in the public sector.
Professor
John Wanna
Public Policy - Executives; civil service; Australian Politics
- Federal and state politics.
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