2005

Books

  • Howes, M. 2005 Politics and the Environment: Risk and the Role of government and industry. Allen and Unwin, Sydney.

Edited books

  • Patapan H, Wanna J, Weller P, 2005, Westminster Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia and the Pacific UNSW Press. Sydney.
  • Wanna J, Williams P, 2005, Yes, Premier: Labor Leadership in Australia's States and Territories. UNSW Press, Sydney.

Journal articles

  • Althaus, C. 2005, "A Disciplinary Perspective on the Epistemological Status of Risk", Risk Analysis: An International Journal, 25(3):
  • Althaus, C. 2005, "Can One "Rescue" a Frozen Embryo", National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 5(1)
  • Bishop, P. 2005, "E government to E democracy: Communicative Mechanisms of Governance", Journal of E Government, with Anderson, L, 2
  • Corbett A. 2005 "The Tyranny of Localism: Indigenous Participation in Community-Based Environmental Management", (with M. Lane) Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, 7(2):
  • Curran, G. 2005, "Sustaining Employment: Mutual Obligation, Sustainable Development and Work for the Dole", International Journal of Environment, Workplace and Employment, Vol 1, Issue 3-4,
  • Hindmarsh R., 2005, "Genetic Engineering Regulation in Australia: An "Archaeology" of Expertise and Power" in Science as Culture Vol. 14 (4)
  • Hindmarsh, R. 2005, "Genetic Engineering Regulation in Australia: An "Archaeology" of Expertise and Power", Science as Culture, 14(4),
  • Hindmarsh, R., and Gottweis, H. 2005, "Recombinant Regulation: The Asilomar Legacy 30 Years On", Science as Culture, 14(4)
  • Kay A, 2005, "A critique of the concept of path dependency in policy studies" in Public Administration Vol. 83 (3)
  • Kay A, Bristow G, McGovern M, Pickernell D, 2005, "Fair dinkum or fair division? Australian lessons for territorial public finance in the United Kingdom" in Government, Policy Vol. 23 (2)
  • Kay, A. 2005, "A Critique of the concept of path dependency in policy studies", Public Administration, 83(3)
  • Kay, A. 2005, "Territorial justice and devolution", British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 7(4)
  • Kay, A., Bristow, G., McGovern, M., Pickernell, D. 2005, "Fair dinkum or fair division? Australian lessons for territorial public finance in the UK", Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy, 23(2
  • Lavelle A., 2005, "Labor and Globalisation: From Keating to Latham" in Australian Journal of Political Science, Vol. 40 (1) pp. 51-69.
  • Lavelle, A. 2005, "Social democrats and neo-liberalism: a case study of the Australian Labor Party", Political Studies, Vol 53 (4)
  • Lyons, K., Whelan J., 2005, "Strategic Environmental Campaigning: Reflecting on the Queensland Landclearing Victory", Chain Reaction, 95.
  • Lyons, K. 2005, "Community Engagement or Community Action: Choosing Not to Play the Game" (with J. Whelan), International Journal of Environmental Politics, 14(5): pp.596-610.
  • Lyons, K. Lockie S., Lawrence G, Grice J., 2005, "Natural Foods and Biotechnologies: A Path Analysis of Factors Underlying Support or Opposition to Biotechnology Amongst Australian Consumers", Food Policy, 30(4): pp. 399-418.
  • O'Connor B, 2005 "Beyond the Cartoon: George W. Bush and his biographers" in Political Studies Review
  • O'Faircheallaigh C.,, Corbett A, 2005, "Indigenous Participation in Environmental Management of Mining Projects: The Role of Negotiated Agreements" in Environmental Politics Vol. 14 (5)
  • Patapan H, 2005, "The Forgotten Founding: Civics Education, the Common Law and Liberal Constitutionalism in Australia" in Griffith Law Review Vol. 14 (1) pp. 91-107.
  • Pelizzo R., 2005, "The Changing Political Economy of Party Membership" in Quaderni di Scienza Politica Vol. XII No. 2 August
  • Sharman J, Hobson J., 2005, "The Enduring Place of hierarchy in World Politics: Tracing the Social Logics of Hierarchy and Political Change" in European journal of International Relations, Vol. 11 Mar. pp. 63-98.
  • Sharman J., 2005, "South Pacific Tax Havens: Leaders in the Race to the Bottom or Laggards in the Race to the Top?" Accounting Forum, 29, September, pp.. 311-323.
  • Van Acker E, 2005, "The Howard Governments Budgets: Stay-at-Home Mothers Good - Single Mothers Bad" in Hecate Vol. 31 (2) pp. 90-102.
  • Wanna J., 2005, "Political Chronicles Commonwealth of Australia July to December 2004" in Australian Journal of Politics and History, Vol. 51 (2) pp. 274-326.
  • Wanna, J. 2005, "Prospects for Regeneration in Government: what we talk about is more important than what we do or how we do it", Australian Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 64(2): pp.20-26.
  • Wanna, J. 2005, "A Gnawing Start to the Federal Election", Australian Journal of Politics and History, Vol. 51(2): pp.274-280.
  • Wanna, J. 2005, "The Australian Federal Election 2004: Howard's Scare Campaign Prompted Labor's "Train-wreck'", Representation, December.
  • Wanna, J. 2005, "Trajectories of Public Administration and Administrative History in Australia: a "Curious Blight'", Australian Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 64(1): pp.11-24.
  • Weller P., 2005, "Investigation Power at the Centre of Government: Surveying research on the Australian Executive" in Australian Journal of Public Administration Vol. 64 (1) pp. 35 - 42.
  • Weller, P. 2005, "Parliamentary Accountability for non-statutory executive power: impossible dream of realistic aspiration?", Public Law Review, Vol. 16(4): pp. 314-324.
  • Weller, P.2005, "Investigation Power at the Centre of Government: Surveying research on the Australian Executive", Australian Journal of Public Administration, 2005, Vol. 64(1): pp. 35-42.
  • Whelan, J. 2005, "Popular education for the environment: Building interest in the educational dimension of social action", Australian Journal of Environmental Education, Vol. 21, pp.51-62.
  • Whelan, J. and Lyons, K. 2005, "Community Engagement of Community Action: Choosing Not to Play the Game", Journal of Environmental Politics, Vol. 14(5) pp. 596-610.
  • Whelan, J. and Oliver, P. 2005, "Regional Community-Based Planning: the Challenge of Collaborative Environmental Governance", Australasian Journal of Environmental Management, Vol. 12(3) pp. 126-135.
  • Williams P., 2005, "Peter Beattie's Strategies of Crisis Management: Mea Culpa and the Policy Backflip" in Australasian Journal of Public Administration, Vol. 64 (4) pp. 41-52.
  • Williams, P. 2005, "Political Chronicle - Queensland January to June 2005", Australian Journal of Politics and History, Vol. 51(4): pp.595-600.
  • Williams, P. 2005, "Political Chronicle - Queensland July -December 2004", Australian Journal of Politics and History, Vol. 51(4): pp.595-600.

Book chapters

  • Bishop, P. 2005, "Democratic Laughter: The people were wrong" in A Passion for Politics: Essays in Honour of Graham Maddox, Battin, T ed. Pearson Press, Melbourne.
  • Kane, J. 2005, "Ambivalent Anti-Americanism" in The Rise of Anti-Americanism, O'Connor, B and Griffiths, M eds. Routledge, London.
  • O'Connor, B., Chiddick J. 2005, "in Routledge Encyclopaedia of International Relations. Martin Griffiths ed., (London: Routledge.
  • O'Connor, B. 2005, "Anti-Americanism" in Routledge Encyclopaedia of International Relations. Martin Griffiths ed., London: Routledge.
  • Patapan, H., Wanna J., 2005, "Westminster Legacies: Conclusion" in Westminster Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia and the Pacific, Patapan, H., Wanna, J., and Weller, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.
  • Wanna, J., Patapan J., 2005, "Westminster Legacies: Conclusion" in Westminster Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia and the Pacific, Patapan, H., Wanna, J., and Weller, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.
  • Wanna, J., Williams P. 2005 "Peter Beattie: the "Boy From Atherton" Made Good" in Yes Premier: Labor Leadership in Australia's State and Territories, Wanna, J and Williams, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.
  • Wanna, J., Williams P., 2005, "The Twilight Zone of State Leaders" in Yes Premier: Labor Leadership in Australia's State and Territories, Wanna, J and Williams, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.
  • Wanna, J. 2005, "New Zealand's Westminster Trajectory: Archetypal Transplant to Maverick Outlier" in Westminster Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia and the Pacific, Patapan, H., Wanna, J., and Weller, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.
  • Wanna, J. Head B., Williams P., 2005, "Leaders and the Leadership Challenge" in Yes Premier: Labor Leadership in Australia's State and Territories, Wanna, J and Williams, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.
  • Weller, P., Rhodes RAW., 2005, "Westminster transplanted and Westminster implanted: exploring political change" in Westminster Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia and the Pacific, Patapan, H., Wanna, J., and Weller, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.
  • Weller, P., Sharma B., 2005, "Transplanting Westminster to Nepal: the stuff of dreams dashed" in Westminster Legacies: Democracy and Responsible Government in Asia and the Pacific, Patapan, H., Wanna, J., and Weller, P eds. UNSW Press, Sydney.

Conference papers

  • Alexander M,, Chamberlain D L. 2005 Personal networks and the social world of ordinary Star Trek fans: Method and first results TASA Conference.
  • Alexander M., 2005 Physicists and sociological network modelling: New methodologies of social network analysis and theories of social structure. Community, Place, Change Conference.
  • Alexander M., 2005 Social Inclusion, Social Exclusion and Social Closure: What can we learn from studying the social capital of social elites? International Conference on Engaging Communities.
  • Alexander M., 2005 Using the bipartite line graph to visualise 2-mode social networks. North American Association for Computational Social, Organizational Science.
  • Curran, G. 2005 Technologies of Dissent: New technologies and 21st Century Protest. Ecopolitics XVI Conference, 4-6 July 2005, Griffith University: Australia.
  • Curran, G. 2005 Whither Environmentalism? Environmental Politics in the new Millennium. 11th International Interdisciplinary Environment Conference, Florida.
  • Hindmarsh, R. 2005 Green Biopolitics and the Administration of "Reformed" Life. Ecopolitics XVI Conference, Griffith University: Australia.
  • Hindmarsh, R. 2005 Green Biopolitics and the Molecular Reordering of Nature. European Consortium for Political Research Conference, Granada: Spain.
  • Hollander, R and Eccleston, R. 2005 The utilisation of Web-based Teaching Resources in Large Diverse Classes: An Empirical Study. Effective Teaching and Learning Conference, 4-5 November 2005, Griffith University: Australia.
  • Hollander, R. 2005 Backseat Driver: the Commonwealth Regional Forest Agreements and Australian Federalism. Australian Political Studies Association Conference, Otago University New Zealand.
  • Hollander, R. 2005 Forest Stories: Media Reporting of Forest Policy 1985-2004. Ecopolitics XVI Conference, Griffith University: Australia.
  • Howes, M. 2005 The Corporate Citizen - friend or foe of sustainable development. Ecopolitics XVI Conference, Griffith University: Australia.
  • Howlett, C. 2005 Flogging a Dead Horse? Neo Marxism and Indigenous Mining Negotiations. Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington.
  • Kane, J. 2005 Must Democratic Leaders Necessarily be Hypocrites? Australian Political Studies Association Conference, Otago University New Zealand.
  • Kay, A. 2005 Voting with feet: facts, beliefs and public choice models in political science. Australian Political Studies Association Conference, Otago University New Zealand.
  • McPhail, M. 2005 John Howard and Australian Foreign Policy: The East Timor intervention and the War against Iraq. Australian Political Studies Association Conference, Otago University New Zealand.
  • O'Faircheallaigh, C. 2005 Creating Opportunities for Positive Engagement: Aboriginal People, Government and Resource Development in Australia. International Conference on Engaging Communities, Brisbane, Australia.
  • Pelizzo R., Babones S. 2005 The Political Economy of Polarized Pluralism Annual Meeting Southern Political Science Association. New Orleans, Louisiana.
  • Star, C. 2005 Ecological Citizenship - A new Landscape for Human Rights Debate? Australian Political Studies Association Conference, Otago University New Zealand.
  • Star, C. 2005 Notions of Ecological Citizenship in Climate Justice Campaigns. Ecopolitics XVI Conference, Griffith University: Australia.
  • Tiernan, A. 2005 Minding the Minders: Addressing the problems of ministerial staff. Australian Political Studies Association Conference, Otago University New Zealand.
  • Van Acker, E. 2005 Media Representations of Women Politicians in Australia: Cautionary Tales and Clichés. The 9th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women, Seoul, Korea.
  • Wanna J., 2005 Public Service, Public Values: the Implementation of a Charter of Values in the Australian Public Service. Australasian Political Studies Association, Otago University, New Zealand.
  • Whelan, J. and Hepburn, J., 2005, People power, politics and poultry: a strategic analysis of network politics in the campaign for non-genetically engineered poultry feed. Ecopolitics XVI Conference, Griffith University: Australia.
  • Williams, P. 2005, The Greens" Electoral Fortunes in Queensland: 2004 and Beyond. Ecopolitics XVI Conference, Griffith University: Australia.

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