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In Australia we have around one hundred and fifty collaborators, drawn from nearly twenty Australian
universities. Many of our researchers are situated in specialist centres
and are at the cutting edge of their fields. We have strong links with highly respected
international research collaborators worldwide.
This network derives its strength from the collecting together of
some of the most well-regarded researchers in their fields. Coming
together from across a broad range of disciplines our participants
work across and between traditional fields in a productive inter-disciplinary
clash. The disciplines from which we are drawn include, but are not
limited to, sociology, politics, international relations, anthropology,
cultural studies, psychology, medicine, philosophy, environmental
science, education, geography, history and social theory.
At the centre of this network are a number of researchers working in the universities that belong to the Australian Technology Network (ATN).
Researchers in the Globalism Institute
ATN Reseachers
Other Australian Researchers
International Researchers
Researchers in the Globalism Institute
The following researchers within the Globalism Institute work actively on the thematic research being carried out on the Sources of Insecurity.
Dr Damian Grenfell
Researcher, Globalism Institute
Recent research: social conflict in East Timor, Aceh
and Thailand; violence; nationalism; social movements; globalization;
global protest movements.
Mr Hariz Halilovich
Researcher, Globalism Institute
Recent research: primarily in the areas of cultural hybridity, identity, displacement, refugees, the politics of violence in former Yugoslavia, nationalism, ethnocentrism and globalization.
Prof. John Handmer
Innovation Professor
Recent research: public policy issues in risk and community safety; emergency planning and management; community resilience; the interface of spatial information science and risk and safety management; and sustainable development.
Prof. Paul James
Director of the Globalism Institute, Professor of Globalism and Cultural Diversity
Recent research: theories of nationalism and globalism; political violence in places of upheaval; transnational movement and cultural identity; and theories of social formation including tribalism, traditionalism, modernism and postmodernism. His books include Nation Formation (1996), Work of the Future: Global Perspectives (1997); Tour of Duty (2002, with Matthew Sleeth) and Global Matrix (with Tom Nairn, 2005).
Dr Jeff Lewis
School of Applied Communications
Recent research: media and cultural theory; transculturalism; new communications technology; textual studies; globalization studies; cultural democracy and the media; AIDS health promotion in Vietnam; talkback radio; 9/11, terror and the mediation of war. His publications include Cultural Studies (2002).
Prof. Tom Nairn
Associate Director (International) of the Globalism Institute, Professor of Nationalism and Cultural Diversity
Recent research: nationalism and internationalism; genocide and national violence; the break up of Britain and the Scottish parliament; and the United Kingdom under Tony Blair. His books include Faces of Nationalism: Janus Revisited (1997), After Britain: New Labour and the Return of Scotland (2000), and Pariah: Misfortunes of the British Kingdom (2002) and Global Matrix (with Paul James, 2005).
Prof. Manfred B. Steger
Head of the School of International and Community Studies and Professor of Global Studies
Recent research: theories and ideologies of globalization; non-violence and peace, focusing on political, religious, and historical perspectives; comparative political ideologies; history of political thought, focusing upon global traditions. His books include: Globalism: The New Market Ideology (2002); Globalization: A Very Short Introduction (2003); Judging Nonviolence: The Dispute Between Realists and Idealists (2003); and Globalism: Market Ideology Meets Terrorism (2nd Edn, 2005).
The Sources of Insecurity Network Participants
The network is based on co-operative affiliations, drawing on common research aims and interests and bolstered by collaborative research programs. The members contribute institutional support for the network, drawing upon various key institutes and centres across Australia including the following:
ATN Participants
Dr Kate Barclay, Humanities and Social Sciences (UTS)
Prof. Mark Burry, Spatial Information (RMIT University)
Dr Ian Chalmers, Politics-Indonesian Studies (Curtin University)
Dr G Curry, Geography (Curtin University)
Prof. Stephanie Hemelryk Donald, Transforming Cultures (UTS)
Dr Jaya Ernest, Social Sciences - Health (Curtin University)
Dr Devleena Ghosh, Writing, Journalism and Social Inquiry (UTS)
Dr James Goodman, Humanities and Social Sciences (UTS)
Dr Damian Grenfell, Globalism Institute (RMIT University)
Prof. John Handmer, Centre for Risk and Human Safety (RMIT University)
Dr P Hastings, Geography (QUT)
Dr Peter Hayes, Nautilus Institute (RMIT University)
Dr Christina Ho, Humanities and Social Sciences (UTS)
Dr C Hubbard, Social Sciences-Critical Security Studies (Curtin University)
Mr G Koczberski, Geography (Curtin University)
Dr Jeff Lewis, Applied Communication (RMIT University)
Prof. Paul James, Globalism Institute (RMIT University - Lead Investigator)
Prof. Roy Jones, Humanities (Curtin University)
Dr S Kahn, International Studies (UniSA)
Prof. Stephen Muecke, Humanities and Social Sciences (UTS)
Prof. Tom Nairn, Globalism Institute (RMIT University)
Dr T O'Callaghan, International Studies (UniSA)
Dr F Oswald, IRGS (Curtin University)
Dr Suvendrini Perera, Division of Humanities (Curtin)
Dr Max Quanchi, School of Humanities and Human Services (QUT)
Prof. Ian Rouse, Social Sciences - Health (Curtin University)
Prof. K Sen, Faculty of Media, Society and Culture (Curtin University)
Dr Christopher Scanlon, Globalism Institute (RMIT University)
Prof. Manfred Steger, Head, School of International and Community Studies (RMIT University)
Dr Y Takao, IRGS (Curtin University)
Dr Katharine Vadura, International Studies (UniSA)
Dr D Woods, (Curtin University)
Other Australian Researchers
The following is a list of the current Australian research collaborators,
listed alphabetically.
Dr Sharam Akbarzadeh, Politics, School of Political and Social Inquiry (Monash)
Prof. Nadja Alexander, ADR and Practice (UQ)
Dr Lynne Alice, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Prof. Dennis Altman, Politics, Humanities and Social Sciences (La Trobe)
Assoc. Prof. Ian Anderson, Director, Centre for the Study of Health and Society and VicHealth Koori Health (Melbourne)
Prof. Ien Ang, Director, Centre for Cultural Research (UWS)
Dr Edward Aspinall, Southeast Asian Studies (Sydney)
Dr Robert Ayson, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, RSPAS
Prof. Des Ball, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, RSPAS (ANU)
Dr Ann Bamford, Education (UTS)
Dr Chris Ballard, Division of Pacific and Asian History, RSAPS (ANU)
Dr Jon Barnett, School of Anthropology, Geography and Environmental Studies (Melbourne)
Dr Greg Barton, Asian Studies, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Dr Alison Bashford, History (Sydney)
Prof. Joan Beaumont, Dean, Faculty of Arts (Deakin)
Dr Mark Beeson, Political Science and International Studies (UQ)
Dr Alex Bellamy, Political Science and International Studies (UQ)
Dr Mark Berger, International Studies Program (UNSW)
Dr Nick Bisley, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Assoc. Prof. Roland Bleiker, Political Science and International Studies (UQ)
Prof. Gary Bouma, School of Political and Social Inquiry (Monash)
Assoc. Prof. David Brown, Politics and International Studies (Murdoch)
Dr Margaret Brown, Research Fellow, Australian Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (UQ)
Dr Anthony Burke, Scholl of Politics and International Relations (UNSW)
Dr Andy Butfoy, Politics, School of Political and Social Inquiry (Monash)
Assoc. Prof. David Butt, Department of Linguistics (Macquarie)
Dr John Cameron, School of Social Ecology and Lifelong Learning (UWS)
Dr Satish Chand, Asia-Pacific School of Economics and Government (ANU)
Dr Peter Christoff, School of Anthropology, Geography and Environmental Studies (Melbourne)
Prof. Kevin Clements, Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, Australian Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (UQ)
Dr Kate Cregan, Globalism Institute (RMIT University)
Dr Robert Cribb, Pacific and Asian History Division, RSPAS (ANU)
Assoc. Prof. Phillip Darby, Director of the Institute of Postcolonial Studies (Melbourne)
Dr Bina D'Costa, International Relations, RSPAS (ANU)
Dr Sinclair Dinnen, SSGM, Political and Social Change (ANU)
Dr Rosalyn Diprose, School of Philosophy (UNSW)
Dr Bronwen Douglas, Pacific and Asian History (ANU)
Prof. Stephen Duckett, Dean of Faculty of Health Sciences, PVC - Health Developments (La Trobe)
Dr Robyn Eckersley, Department of Political Science (Melbourne)
Prof. Maurice Eisenbruch, Director, Centre for Culture and Health (UNSW)
Dr Lorraine Elliott, International Relations, RSPAS (ANU)
Dr Stephanie Fahey, Research Institute for Asia and the Pacific (Sydney)
Prof. John Fien, Innovation Professor of Global Sustainability
Dr Colin Filer, Resource Management in Asia-Pacific Program (ANU)
Mr Greg Fry, International Relations (ANU)
Dr Jim George, School of Social Sciences (ANU)
Prof. Sandy Gifford, Chair in Public Health, School of Health Sciences (La Trobe)
Assoc Prof. Laurence Goldman, Social Science (UQ)
Assoc. Prof. Jill Gordon, Humanities and Medicine (Sydney)
Dr Greg Gow, Postdoctoral Fellow, Centre for Cultural Research (UWS)
Prof. Ghassan Hage, Head of Anthropology (Sydney)
Dr Marianne Hanson, Political Science and International Studies (UQ)
Dr Rhonda Hawley, Research Centre for Adaptation in Health and Illness (Sydney)
Mr David Hegarty, Convenor, SSGM Project, RSPAS (ANU)
Prof. David Hill, Chair of South-East Asian Studies (Murdoch)
Prof. Stuart Hill, Chair, School of Social Ecology and Lifelong Learning (UWS)
Dr Kim Humphery, Sociology (RMIT University)
Assoc. Prof. Michael Humphrey, Head of School, Sociology and Anthropology (UNSW)
Ms Jane Hutchison, Politics and International Studies (Murdoch)
Prof. Liz Jacka, Humanities and Social Sciences (UTS)
Prof. Andrew Jakubowicz, Writing, Journalism and Social Inquiry (UTS)
Dr Kanishka Jayasuriya, Asia Research Centre (Murdoch)
Prof. Margaret Jolly, Head of Centre, Gender Relations Centre, RSPAS (ANU)
Dr Chris Jordens, Centre for Values, Ethics and the Law in Medicine (Sydney)
Prof. Joel Kahn, Head of School, Humanities and Social Sciences (La Trobe)
Prof. Mary Kalantzis, Research and Innovation (RMIT University)
Mr Gokcen Karanfil, Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, RSPAS (ANU)
Assoc. Prof. Sue Kenny, Community Development, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Assoc. Prof. Ian Kerridge, Director, Centre for Values, Ethics and the Law in Medicine (Sydney)
Dr Damien Kingsbury, Development Studies/International Relations, Associate Head
of School, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Prof. Sue Kippax, Director, National Centre in HIV Social Research (UNSW)
Assoc. Prof. Philip Kitley, Social Sciences, Media and Communication (Wollongong)
Assoc. Prof. Paul Komesaroff, Director, Monash Centre for the Study of Ethics in Medicine and Society (Monash)
Prof. Brij Lal, Pacific and Asian History (ANU)
Dr Peter Larmour, Asia-Pacific School of Economics and Governance (ANU)
Dr Hazel Lang, Centre for Asian Societies and Histories (ANU)
Dr Katrina Lee Koo, School of Social Sciences (ANU)
Dr Peter Lentini, Politics, School of Political and Social Inquiry (Monash)
Emeritus Prof. Miles Little, Center for Values, Ethics and the Law in Medicine (Sydney)
Dr David Lowe, Defense Studies/History, Associate Head of School, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Dr Robyn Lui, Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance (Griffith University)
Dr Victoria Luker, State Society and Governance in Melanesia Project (ANU)
Emeritus Prof. Roy MacLeod, History (Sydney)
Assoc. Prof. Samuel Makinda, Politics and International Studies (Murdoch)
Dr John Marshall, ARC Research Fellow, Transforming Cultures (UTS)
Dr Brian Martin, Science, Technology and Society (Wollongong)
Mrs Christine Mason, Political Science and International Studies (UQ)
Prof. Christian Matthiessen, Department of Linguistics (Macquarie)
Dr Ron May, Political and Social Change (ANU)
Assoc. Prof. Grant McCall, School of Sociology (UNSW)
Dr Jude McCulloch, Criminal Justice, School of Political and Social Inquiry (Monash)
Dr Lesley McCulloch, International Relations, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Dr Dennis McDermott, Indigenous Health, School of Public Health and Community Medicine (UNSW)
Dr Derek McDougal, Department of Political Science (Melbourne)
Mr Brendan McRandle (ASPI)
Prof. Anthony Milner, Dean, Faculty of Asian Studies (ANU)
Dr John Minns, School of Social Sciences (ANU)
Ms Alison Moore, Centre for Language and Social Life, Department of Linguistics (Macquarie)
Assoc. Prof. Clive Moore, History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics (UQ)
Dr Michael Morgan, Pacific and Asian History (ANU)
Prof. Teresa Morris-Suzuki, Pacific and Asian History Division, RSPAS (ANU)
Dr Martin Mulligan, Globalism Institute (RMIT University)
Dr Christy Newman, National Centre in HIV Social Research (UNSW)
Dr Brett Neilson, School of Humanities (UWS)
Dr Michael O’Keefe, Politics (La Trobe)
Prof. Jindy Pettman, Director, Sexuality and Culture - School of Humanities (ANU)
Mr Peter Phipps, Globalism Institute (RMIT University)
Dr Sharon Pickering, Criminal Justice, School of Political and Social Inquiry (Monash)
Dr Nicola Piper, Research Fellow, Regulatory Institutions Network, RSPAS (ANU)
Ms Anna Powles, Strategic and Defence Studies Centre (ANU)
Dr Heather Rae, Deputy Head of Department, Department of International Relations (ANU)
Dr Greg Rawlings, Centre for Tax System Integrity (ANU)
Ms Elizabeth Reid, Gender Relations Centre, RSPAS (ANU)
Dr Ben Reilly, Asia Pacific School of Economics and Government (ANU)
Dr Thomas Reuter, Anthropology (Melbourne)
Ms Margaret Reynolds, Adjunct Professor, Department of Government (UQ)
Mr Roland Rich, Centre for Democratic Institutions (ANU)
Prof. Garry Rodan, Director Asia Research Centre (Murdoch)
Dr Richard Shapcott, School of Political Science and International Studies (UQ)
Assoc. Prof. Peter Shearman, Department of Political Science (Melbourne)
Prof. Stephanie Short, Head, School of Public Health (Griffith University)
Prof. Derrick Silove, School of Psychiatry (UNSW)
Prof. Michael Singh, School of Education and Early Childhood Studies (UWS)
Prof. Gary Smith, International Relations, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Dr Craig Snyder, International Relations, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Dr Cameron Stewart, Department of Law, Centre for Law and Property Rights (Macquarie)
Prof. Geoff Stokes, Politics and Policy, Director of the Citizenship and Globalisation
Institute, School of Social and International Studies (Deakin)
Dr Savitri Taylor, Law (La Trobe)
Mr Joo Cheong Tham, Law (La Trobe)
Prof. Darrell Tryon, Linguistics (ANU)
Prof. Paul Turnbull, History (James Cook University)
Prof. Mark Turner, School of Management and Policy (Canberra University)
Dr Ilaria Vanni, Institute of International Studies
Dr Catherine Waldby, National Centre in HIV Social Research (UNSW)
Assoc. Prof. Carol Warren, Asia Research Centre (Murdoch)
Mr Hugh White (ANU)
Dr Amanda Wise, Post-doctoral fellow, Centre for Cross-Cultural Research (ANU)
Dr Heather Worth, National Centre in HIV Social Research (UNSW)
Dr David Wright-Neville, Politics, School of Political and Social Inquiry (Monash)
Dr Chris Ziguras, Deputy Director, Globalism Institute (RMIT University)
Prof. Anthony Zwi, Head, School of Public Health and Community Medicine (UNSW)
International Participants
Prof. Peter Aggleton, Director, Thomas Coram Research Unit, University of London, UK
Prof. Perry Anderson, History, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Prof. Aileen San Pablo-Baviera, Dean, Asian Center, University of the Philippines
Dr J. Marshall Beier, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, McMaster University, Canada
Dr Barry Carin, Associate Director, the Centre for Global Studies, University of Victoria, Canada
Dr Peter Chalk, RAND Corporation—author of Non-Military Security
and Global Order, Macmillan, 2000.
Dr Alan Chun, Anthropology, Academica Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan
Ms Mary Crewe, Director, Centre for the Study of AIDS, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Prof. Jonathan Friedman, Directeur d'Etudes, Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Social, Paris and Professor (Chair) Department of Social Anthropology, University of Lund
Prof. Yash Ghai, Public Law, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong
Assoc Prof. Steve Hoadley, University of Auckland, New Zealand
Prof. Robert Hughes, School of Law, University of the South Pacific, Vanuatu
Prof. Micheline Ishay, Director International Human Rights Program, Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS), University of Denver, USA
Prof. Richard Langhorne, Professor and founding Director, Centre for the Study of Global Change and Governance and the Centre for the Study of Public Security, Rutgers University, USA
Prof. David Lyon, Department of Sociology Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Assoc. Prof. Jorge de Macedo, Associate Professor, Institut de/Etudes Politiques and Director, Centre for Social Economics, Institute for Tropical Research, Lisbon, Portugal
Dr Matt McDonald, Department of Political Science and International Studies, University of Birmingham, UK
Mr Sergiu Miscoiu, Secretary of the Chair of International Relations and Community Law within the Faculty of European Studies of Cluj, Romania
Prof. Ashis Nandy, Fellow of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies,
Delhi, India
Assoc. Prof. Karen Nero, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Prof. Brendan O'Leary, Lauder Professor of Political Science and Director, Solomon Asch Center for the Study of Ethnopolitical Conflict, University of Pennsylvania, USA
Assoc. Prof. Ambigapathy Pandian, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia
Dr Pang Zhongying, Professor of International Studies, Director of the Institute of Global Studies, Zhou Enlai School of Government, Nankai University
Prof. Richard Parker, Professor and Chair, Department of Sociomedical Sciences,
Columbia University, USA
Dr Abdel Said, Director, Al Ahram Centre for Political and Strategic Studies (ACPSS), Cairo, Egypt
Prof. Paul van Seters, Professor of Legal Sociology, Tilburg University, Director Globus (Institute for Globalization and Sustainable Development), Tilburg University, The Netherlands
Prof. Ram Rattan Sharma, Dean, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi, India
Prof. Jukka Siikala, Anthropology, University of Helsinki, Norway
Prof. Gordon Smith, Director, the Center for Global Studies, University of Victoria, Canada
Prof. Manfred Steger, Politics and Government, Illinois State University, USA
Prof. Imre Szeman, Senator William McMaster Chair in Globalization and Cultural Studies, McMaster University, Director of the Institute on Globalization and the Human Condition, McMaster University, Canada
Dr Thusitha Tennakoon, CEO/Director of Studies of the Bandaranaike Centre for International Studies (BCIS), Colombo, Sri Lanka
Prof. John Tulloch, Brunel University, UK
Prof. Bryan Turner, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Cambridge
Prof. Frans Viljoen, Professor of Law and Director of Academic Programmes, Centre
for Human Rights, University of Pretoria, South Africa
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