A N N U A L r E P O r T 2 0 0 8c a s a a p. c u r t i n . e d u . a u

The CenTre for advanCed sTudies in ausTralia, asia and The paCif iC

a research inst i tute in Humanit ies

Director’s overview 2

Aims AnD PhilosoPhy 2

centre members 3

AssociAte members 3

GovernAnce 3

current reseArch 4

PublicAtions 8

reseArcher DeveloPment 13

PArtnershiPs AnD network 13

seminAr series 15

notAble Achievements 16

visitors 16

Contents

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DIRECTOR’S oVerView

in 2008 the centre continued its research seminar series, augmenting this with a number of high-profile special

events, as detailed elsewhere in this report. these events attracted a number of national and international

visitors to the centre, either as presenters or participants, further contributing to the strong research

environment we have fostered.

it was particularly pleasing to welcome three new curtin Fellows to the centre this year, bringing our

complement of curtin Fellows to five.

A number of members moved on to other appointments. we thank them for their contribution and wish them

well in their future capacities. the centre’s Associateship scheme also allowed two other researchers to work

with centre members on a variety of projects.

the researcher development program was extended with sessions on a variety of research skills, statistical

techniques and approaches to academic publication.

it was especially pleasing to note a doubling of research projects and publications over the already impressive

results from 2007.

these and related activities will continue into and through 2009, when we will also be mounting a major national

event in canberra.

Professor Graham seal Am

Director

AIMS and Philosophy

the centre for Advanced studies in Australia, Asia and the Pacific (cAsAAP), established in 2006, aims to

understand the changing relationship between Australia and the countries of Asia and the southwest Pacific.

cAsAAP members are drawn from a wide range of disciplines and intellectual orientations and seek to foster

closer links between Australian, Asian and Pacific studies.

the centre’s values stem from the broad research traditions of the humanities and the social sciences, valuing

collegiality, critical analysis, intellectual engagement and the communication of knowledge throughout the

academy and beyond.

Dr Paul Arthur (curtin Fellow)

Dr Dawn bennett (curtin Fellow)

Prof linda briskman

Prof colin brown

Assoc Prof David charnock

Assoc Prof George curry

Assoc Prof tim Dolin

Dr Jaya earnest

ms lucy Fiske

Dr Anne-marie hilsdon

Dr chris hubbard

Dr olivia khoo (curtin Fellow)

Dr Gina koczberski

Adjunct Prof John mcGuire

Dr Alexey muraviev

Dr bobbie oliver

Assoc Prof bob Pokrant

Dr suvendrini Perera

Dr nonja Peters

Prof Graham seal

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CENTrE MEMBErS

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

ms kate Ferguson

Dr caroline Fleay

Prof krishna sen

mr stephen smith

Assoc Prof John stephens

Assoc Prof wanning sun

Dr yasuo takao

Dr miyume tanji (curtin Fellow)

Dr reena tiwari

Dr Angela wardell-Johnson

(curtin Fellow)

Dr Grace Zhang

GOVErNANCE

The Centre’s day-to-day operations are the responsibility of a management group chaired by the Director. For 2008 members were, at various times:

Professor Graham seal (chair)

Associate Professor bob Pokrant (Deputy Director and acting Director)

Dr suvendrini Perera

Dr wanning sun

Associate Professor George curry

Dr miyume tanji

Dr John stephens (Acting Director)

Professor linda briskman

Associate Professor tim Dolin

The Centre has an Advisory Board consisting of:

emeritus Professor Peter reeves (chair) curtin university of technology

Professor brij v lal research school of Pacific and Asian studies Anu

Dr susan maushart curtin university of technology

mr neville roach independent

Dr Peter stanley Director historical research centre national museum of Australia

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CUrrENT rESEArCh

the centre has three main areas of research:

social-cultural, economic, political and environmental change in Australia, Asia and the southwest Pacific;

Asian, southwest Pacific and related ethnic communities within Australia and the region, and

changing relations between Australia, Asia and the southwest Pacific.

under the rubric ‘regional intersections’, the centre operates a broad research agenda that provides for a range of specialist activities within a cross-disciplinary framework.

to progress these activities the centre has developed three major research foci within which are pursued a number of cognate themes. members of the centre are mostly involved in two, sometimes three of these research themes, providing for collaborative cross-disciplinary outcomes. each of the themes is under continual review, while the research foci are reviewed regularly to ensure ongoing relevance, to allow for emerging and innovative research developments and to accommodate membership changes within the tier 1 group.

Cultural Identities:

national identity/ies Gender and sexuality class formations race and ethnicity indigeneity, colonialism/post-

colonialism childhood literature language and

media

Regional Transformations

heritage tourism regional development health social and cultural policy sustainable environments natural resource

management, and sustainable livelihoods

International and Inter-regional Relations

terrorism and fundamentalism refugees, asylum seekers,

immigration war and peace,

memorialisation transnational political and

social movements human rights Government and political

systems Global environmental change.

most cAsAAP research is cross-disciplinary in nature, applying knowledge and insights derived from both discipline-specific and inter-disciplinary research. cAsAAP members typically work in a number of cognate and/or contiguous fields, seeking to understand complex social, cultural, economic, strategic, historical and contemporary movements, issues, events, trends, many of which have extremely important consequences within, between and beyond our focus regions.

Current Research Projects

research activity in the centre involves members in projects with a wide range of national and international competitive grant funders, as well as university, government, industry and community partners at state, national and international levels.

Adapting to natural and human-induced hazards: fishers and shrimp farmers in coastal Bangladesh (bob Pokrant)

A history of the Printing industry in western Australia (bobbie oliver).

An interdisciplinary study of literary tourism and literary subjectivity (tim Dolin) Arc Discovery project.

Artist as Academic (Dawn bennett) Partner: university of western sydney.

Australia’s Involvement in Nuclear Affairs WWII - present (chris hubbard)

Asian Australian Cinema: History, Policy and Representation (olivia khoo). this Project provides the first comprehensive and critical study of the history of films about Asians in Australia, by Asians in Australia, and films about Asia by Australian filmmakers.

Australian Tunnelers of World War 1 (sue summers, Graham seal and John stephens).

Before the First Fleet: European Settlement of Australia pre-1788 (nonja Peters, Graham seal, John mallard, Jack Goldblatt). Partners: centre for international heritage Activities, Amsterdam; institute for Dutch history, the hague; institute for south east Asian and caribbean studies (kitlv) leiden; university of Amsterdam heritage centre.

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Developing & Implementing an Integrated Community Education and Health Care System using a Participatory Action Research Model (Jaya earnest). Development of an integrated community health care system in Pardi taluka in valsad District of Gujarat in western india.

Developing therapeutic communities for abused Aboriginal children and their families (linda briskman). A cooperative inquiry group for change through partnership Partner: ministerial Advisory council on child Protection.

Dutch Australians at a Glance www.daaag.org (nonja Peters). Partners: centre for international heritage Activities, Amsterdam; institute for Dutch history, the hague; institute for south east Asian and caribbean studies (kitlv) leiden; university of Amsterdam heritage centre.

Dynamics of Democratic Representation in Defense Spending: Testing the Case of Japan (yasuo takao).

East Perth Power Station and the Electrification of Western Australia: Interpretation of an Historic Site (bobby oliver). Arc linkage project. Partners: national trust of Australia (wA); state records office of wA; east Perth redevelopment Authority; western Power corporation; engineers Australia; town of vincent; east Perth Football club; state library of western Australia; unions wA: Australia society for the study of labour history (Perth branch).

English as a spoken lingua franca in ASEAN: a study of its linguistic and socio-cultural features (Grace Zhang). Arc Discovery Project.

Flagship Union: A history of the Locomotive Engine Drivers, Firemen’s and Cleaners Union of Western Australia (LEDFCU) - 1886-1999 (bobby oliver).

Footsteps of the Dutch in Australia 1606-2006 (nonja Peters).

Gallipoli 2015 (Graham seal). Partners: Deakin university, university of otago, university of Queensland.

Globalisation of Capitalist Development and Populist Movements in India (John mcGuire).

Goans in Western Australia: Narratives and Images from a Vibrant Diaspora (Jaya earnest). this project is being undertaken collaboratively by centre for international health and the Goan overseas Association (GoA) of western Australia. Partners: office of multicultural interests in western Australia (omi), Goan overseas Association of wA, lotteries commission of western Australia.

Historical Archives of the RSLWA (stephen smith, John stephens). Partners: rslwA, lotterieswest. Funded project to identify and organise the extensive records of the rslwA relating to the state’s social and cultural history since world war 1.

History of Asian Australian Cinema: Diaspora, Policy and Ethics (olivia khoo). Arc Discovery 2009-201 in conjunction with the university of melbourne. this interdisciplinary project will develop a history of the representation of Asians in Australian cinema.

Immigration detention on Christmas Island (linda briskman and michelle Dimasi). Protests by members of local malay and chinese communities and the impact of immigration detention on these communities.

Biodiversity conservation: social values in an era of climatic challenges to resilience (Angela wardell-Johnson) the primary goal of this research is to enhance biodiversity conservation measures in relation to climate change and political instability.

Caring for Asylum Seekers in Australia: Bioethics and Human Rights (linda briskman).

Childhood, Tradition and Change: a national study of the historical and contemporary practices and significance of Australian children’s playlore (Graham seal). Arc linkage 2007-2010. Partners: melbourne university, national library of Australia, museum victoria, Deakin university.

Citizenship and Race in Rural and Regional Australia (linda briskman and suvendrini Perera).

Colonial publishing and literary democracy in Australia (tim Dolin). Arc Discovery project.

Comparative Analysis of the Circulation of Literary Works in Junior & Leaving (Years 10 and 12) in Five Australian states, 1901 - 2001 (tim Dolin).

Commercial sector/smallholder partnerships for improving incomes in the oil palm and cocoa industries in Papua New Guinea (George curry and Gina koczberski). Partners: Australian centre for international Agricultural research, russic.

Community Participation in the Delivery of Community Infrastructure Projects in India (reena tiwarri, kate Ferguson).

Contested Landscapes and Divided Communities. The Struggle for Place and Belonging in Papua New Guinea (George curry and Gina koczberski). Arc Discovery Project.

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Impact of Climate Change on the Margaret River Region – developing adaptation and response strategies (Angela wardell-Johnson). the project aims to increase our understanding of climate change impacts on the margaret river region and inform and prioritise adaptation strategies which can be undertaken at this tourism destination.

Improving Housing Outcomes for Young People Leaving State Out of Home Care (reena tiwarri). Partners: Australian housing and urban institute, rmit.

Improving Productivity and the Participation of Youth and Women in the PNG Cocoa, Coconut and Oil Palm Industries (George curry and Gina koczberski). Partners: Australian centre for international Agricultural research, PnG oil Palm research Association and cocoa and coconut institute of PnG.

Junction Zones: Multiethnicity in Australasia and the Pacific (suvendrini Perera). Arc Discovery project. Partners: university of sri lanka; national university of malaysia (ukm); university of the south Pacific.

LIFE - Learning Interactively for Engagement: development of an innovative teaching and learning program to meet the needs of refugee students in two Western Australian Universities (Jaya earnest). carrick institute study. Partner: murdoch university.

Living Through Terror: (Post)Trauma, (Post) Conflict and the South (suvendrini Perera and Antonio traverso).

Maid in China: Internal Migration and Translocal Imagination (wanning sun). Arc Discovery project.

Making the Transition (Dawn bennett). Partner: west Australian symphony orchestra.

Manual Labourers (Dawn bennett). this study with anthropologist Phillip moore examines the objectification—the embodied physical activity—within that work, and the impact of the workplace upon creative agency.

Media and the Rural Migrant in China (wanning sun).

Migration, gender and sexuality in Southeast Asia (Anne-marie hilsdon). this project builds on migration and sexuality research commenced in 2002 focusing on the entanglement of sexuality with gender, class, ethnic and national identities.

Muslims, Christians, Gender and Conflict in Mindanao, The Philippines (Anne-marie hilsdon). this study focuses on the ways in which new religious forms, termed ‘religious nationalisms’ impact on the overall sustainability of life within communities in the Philippines and east malaysia.

‘My Place’ - The needs of homeless youth and adequacy of service provision in Mandurah (reena tiwari). curtin strategic Grant project.

Playing Safe: An engaging Approach to Preventing Injury in Young Upper String Players (Dawn bennett).

Power or Poison? The History and Future of Nuclear Australia (chris hubbard). this project undertakes an across-the-board analysis of Australia’s involvement in nuclear affairs of all kinds during the period from the end of the second world war to date.

Power Plays: Homeland Security and Enriched Uranium (chris hubbard). this project’s central aim is to offer a comprehensive exploration of the effects on national/state security policy and discourse of the production, storage, transportation, safeguarding, export and use of enriched uranium and—by extension—plutonium.

Reinventing Japan: From Merchant Nation to Civic Nation (yasuo takao).

Remembering the Wars: Community Significance of Western Australian War Memorials (John stephens, Graham seal and stephen smith). Arc linkage project. Partner: rslwA.

Revitalising Rural Image Initiative (Angela wardell-Johnson). this project aims to understand the formation and construction of rural image in Queensland. Partners: Queensland Government’s Department of communities, Department of local Government, sport and recreation, Department of Primary industries and Fisheries, Department of communities, and AgForce.

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Service responses to elder abuse in WA: Identifying Rights-Based Practice (linda briskman and lucy Fiske). Partners: office of the Public Advocate, office of senior interests and volunteering.

Silent Anzacs (Graham seal). history and culture of Australian submariners since 1914. Partner: submarine institute of Australia.

Strategies to Enhance Well-being of Refugee Youth in Universities in Perth, Western Australia (Jaya earnest). healthway Project Grant, Department of health, western Australia.

Studies of the structure of the Australian political party system and its consequences (David charnock). this project uses electoral survey data to explore the attitudes of Australian voters to various issues, their relationship with voting behaviour at recent federal elections and the consequences for future directions of competition between political parties and likely developments in the party system.

The Contemporary Music Program: Impact and Outcomes (Dawn bennett). this research for the Department of culture and the Arts (DcA) investigates the impacts and outcomes of the state’s contemporary music Program.

The Digital Future of Biography (Paul Arthur).

The Dutch at Fairbridge Village(nonja Peters).

The History of Travel to the Antipodes 1606-1837 (Paul Arthur).

The Life and Times of Thomas Wood (Graham seal and Dawn bennett). Partners: oxford university, national centre for english cultural tradition at sheffield university, english Folk Dance and song society, national library of Australia, national Film and sound Archive.

The Global Outlaw Hero (Graham seal). study of a global mythology with ongoing consequences in popular culture, politics, tourism, heritage and terrorism.

The Social History of Sport in Indonesia (colin brown).

Trade, Labour, and Transformation of Community in Asia (bob Pokrant and michael Gillan). For publication by Palgrave macmillan in 2008.

Traditional Australian Narratives (Graham seal).

Transgressions of Domestic Space - Wedge at the Frontline between Everyday-Extra-Everyday and between Nature and Culture (reena tiwari, lynn churchill). Partners: lotteries commission.

Transitioning Activity Corridors: Place making and Traffic Management (reena tiwarri). Partner: curtin linkage Project.

Transnational Social Movements, US Military Bases and Civil Society in the Asia Pacific Region: Okinawa and Beyond (miyume tanji).

Using Multilevel Analysis to Examine Influences on Postwar Australian Federal Voting (David charnock). Arc Discovery project.

Value frameworks of landholders and decision-makers living in peri-urban landscapes (Angela wardell-Johnson). this survey provides an understanding of the social values and aspirations of the people living in peri-urban landscapes of se Queensland. Partners: centre for rural and regional innovation – university of Queensland, the Queensland Government office of urban management, south east Queensland catchments inc and uQ/ DPi Australian council international Agricultural research.

Venues for the Performance of Live, Original Contemporary Music in Western Australia (Dawn bennett). this project, conducted for the western Australian government, will ascertain the current and future venue requirements for the state of western Australia.

Victorian narratives, Australian stories (tim Dolin). Arc Discovery-funded study of the influence of victorian cultural narratives on the formation of Australian identity in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Western Australian Folklife Project (Graham seal). Partner: national library of Australia. Documenting and archiving the state’s folk traditions.

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PUBLICATIONS

Paul Arthur Arthur, P. ‘Participating in the Past: recording lives in Digital environments.’Cultural Studies Review special issue ‘history experiments’, march (2008): 22-44

Arthur, P. ‘exhibiting history: the Digital Future.’ reCollections 3.1 (2008): available at http://recollections.nma.gov.au/issues/vol_3_no_1/papers

Arthur, P. teaching & learning Guide, blackwell history compass 6/5 (2008): 1394–1399 - a guide to teaching Australian history and mythology.

Dawn Bennett bennett, D. and moore, P. ‘careers and contingencies: constructing careers in the music and building industries.’ International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 3 (2008): 3-9.

bennett, D. and stanberg, A. ‘musicians as teachers: Fostering a positive view.’ Inside, outside, downside up: Conservatoire training and musicians’ work. eds. m. hannan and D. bennett. black swan Press, 2008.

bennett, D. ‘what do musicians do for a living?’ Music Forum - Journal of the Music Council of Australia, 14.2 (2008): 42-45.

bennett, D. ‘A gendered study of the working patterns of classical musicians: implications for practice.’ International Journal of Music Education, 26.1 (2008): 89-100.

bennett, D. Inside, outside, downside up: Conservatoire training and musicians’ work, co-edited with michael hannan. black swan Press, 2008.

bennett, D. ‘musicians’ skills and attributes: implications for education.’ Inside, outside, downside up: Conservatoire training and musicians’ work.

centre members and associates published numerous journal articles, books and reports during the year. the following list also includes publications from 2007 that appeared too late for inclusion in the 2007 Annual report, as well as those already in press and forthcoming in 2009.

eds. m. hannan and D. bennett. black swan Press, 2008.

bennett, D. Understanding the classical music profession: The past, the present and strategies for the future. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing limited, 2008.

bennett, D. ‘utopia for music graduates. is it achievable, and how should it be defined?’ British Journal of Music Education, 24.2 (2007): 179-189.

bennett, D. ‘Dancer or dance artist? Dance careers and identity.’ International Journal of the Arts in Society. Forthcoming.

bennett, D. ‘what kinds of musician would you like to be?’ invited article for Music in Action, 6.1 (2008): 14-16.

Linda Briskmanbabacan, A. and briskman, l. ‘the future for asylum seekers in a changing world.’ International perspectives on interdiction and deterrence of asylum seekers. eds. A. babacan and l. briskman. newcastle: cambridge scholars Publishing, 2008.

babacan, A. and briskman l. Asylum seekers: International perspectives on interdiction and deterrence. newcastle: cambridge scholars Publishing, 2008.

briskman, l. ‘Decolonizing social work in Australia.’ Indigenous social work around the world: Towards culturally relevant education and practice. eds. m. Gray, J. coates and m. yellow bird. Aldershot: Ashgate Press, 2008.

briskman, l. ‘Detention as deterrence.’ Asylum seekers: International perspectives on interdiction and deterrence. eds. A. babacan and l. briskman. newcastle: cambridge scholars Publishing, 2008.

briskman, l. ‘Pushing ethical boundaries for children and Families: confidentiality, transparency and transformation.’ Social Work Futures. 2nd ed. ed. r. Adams. hampshire: Palgrave, (in press) 2008.

briskman, l. and babacan, A. ‘turning away thy neighbour.’ Asylum seekers: International perspectives on interdiction and deterrence. eds. A. babacan and l. briskman. cambridge: cambridge scholars Publishing, 2008.

briskman, l. and Fiske, l. ‘teaching human rights at university: critical pedagogy in action.’ Activating Human Rights in Education: Exploration and Innovation. eds. c. newell and b. offord. canberra: Australian college of educators, 2008.

briskman, l. and Fiske, l. ‘working with refugees.’ social work: Contexts and practice. eds. l. harms and m. connolly. oxford university Press, 2008.

briskman, l. and libesman, t. ‘indigenous Australians.’ In the shadow of the law. 3rd ed. eds. P. swain and s. rice. sydney: the Federation Press, (in press) 2008.

briskman, l., latham, s. and Goddard, c. Human Rights Overboard: Seeking asylum in Australia. melbourne: scribe, 2008.

Pedersen, A., kenny, m.A., briskman, l. and hoffman, s. ‘working with wasim: A confluence of community.’ The Australian Community Psychologist, 20.1 June (2008): 57-72. Colin Brown brown, c. ‘sport and nation building: the indonesian national Games of 1951 and 1953.’ Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde. Forthcoming December 2008.

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muraviev, A. and brown c. ‘strategic realignment or Déjà vu? russia-indonesia Defence cooperation in the twenty-First century.’ SDSC Working Paper N 411. canberra: strategic and Defence studies centre, the Australian national university, november 2008.

David Charnockcharnock, D. ‘Future directions in Australian party competition: some strategic considerations and speculations.’ Proceedings of Australian Political Science Association 2008 Conference, university of Queensland July 6 – 9.

George Curry koczberski G. and curry G. ‘smallholder mobile card trial. bialla oil Palm Project, west new britain, Papua new Guinea.’ Research Unit for the Study of Societies in Change. Perth: curtin university of technology, 2008. isbn: 978-0-9750943-2-7.

curry, G.n. and koczberski, G. ‘improving productivity and the participation of youth and women in the Papua new Guinea cocoa, coconut and oil palm industries.’ Project Final Report for ACIAR project ASEM/2002/014. 2008.

nelson, P., webb, m., berthelsen, s., curry, G.n., yinil, D. and Fidelis, c. ‘Analysis of nutritional constraints to cocoa Production in PnG.’ Project Final Report for ACIAR project SMCN/2006/031. 2008.

Timothy Dolin Dolin, t. ‘thomas hardy.’ Life and Times series. london: haus, 2008.

Dolin, t. ‘A settler readers’ history of the victorian novel.’ Victorian Critical Interventions series. Athens, ohio: ohio state uP. Forthcoming June 2009.

Dolin, t. ‘hardy’s wessex: literary realism and literary tourism.’ Essays in Honour of Peter Widdowson. ed. simon barker. london: continuum, 2009.

Dolin, t. ‘reading history and literary history: Australian Perspectives.’ Australian Literature: Criticism and Theory. ed. David carter. Forthcoming.

Dolin, t. ‘Fiction and the Australian reading Public, 1888-1914.’ A Return to the Common Reader: The Legacy of Richard Altick. ed Adelene buckland and beth Palmer. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2009.

Dolin, t. ‘melodrama, vision and modernity: tess of the d’urbervilles.’ The Blackwell Companion to Thomas Hardy. ed. keith wilson. oxford: blackwell (in press) 2009.

Dolin, t. ‘scott and cinema.’ The Cambridge Companion to the Nineteenth-Century Novel on Film. cambridge: cambridge university Press. Forthcoming 2009.

Jaya Earnest earnest, J (editor-in-chief). Education & Health Rebuilding in a Post-Conflict Transitional Society: Case Studies from Timor-Leste. rotterdam: sense Publishers, 2008.

earnest, J. and Finger, r. ‘communities affected by conflict in north-east sri lanka: a rapid ethnographic study to determine vulnerability.’ Researching with Communities, grounded perspectives on engaging communities in Research. eds. A. williamson and r. Desouza. Auckland: muddycreek Press, 2008. 87-103.

earnest, J. ‘setting the scene: the evolution of this book.’ Education & Health Rebuilding in a Post-Conflict Transitional Society: Case Studies from Timor-Leste. ed. J. earnest. rotterdam: sense Publishers, 2008. Xv.

earnest, J. and Finger, r. ‘mobility, vulnerability and health in timor-leste.’ Education & Health Rebuilding in a Post-Conflict Transitional Society: Case Studies from Timor-Leste. ed. J. earnest. rotterdam: sense Publishers, 2008. 117-134.

earnest, J. ‘teacher Perceptions of health education in a transitional society: the case of timor-leste’. Education & Health Rebuilding in a Post-Conflict Transitional Society: Case Studies from Timor-Leste. ed. J. earnest. rotterdam: sense Publishers, 2008. 89-100.

earnest, J., beck m. and supit t. ‘exploring the rebuilding of the education system in a transitional nation: the case of timor-leste.’ Analytical Reports in International Education, special issue on Education in Developing Countries, 2.1 (2008): 77-88.

Finger, r., and earnest, J. ‘self-reported eye health and nations with protracted conflict: inherent challenges.’ Invited Brief Article to the Editor. Opthalmology, 115.7 (2008): 1264-1265.

silburn, J., earnest, J., butcher, l. and Demori, G. ‘needs Analysis of refugee students at a western Australian university: a case study from murdoch university.’ Refereed Paper to be presented at the Australian Association for Research in Education conference. brisbane, Australia, 2008.

little, m., earnest, J., spickett, J. and katscherian, D. ‘the role of stakeholders in hiA: landfill site and housing development in mundijong, western Australia.’ Environmental Health, 7.4 (2007), 65-73.

Finger, r. and earnest, J. ‘eye health in east timor.’ Opthalmology, 114.10 (2007): 1957-1958.

Finger, r., earnest, J., Ali, m. and nirmalan, P. ‘cataract surgery in Andhra Pradesh state, india: an investigation into uptake following outreach screening camps.’ Ophthalmic Epidemiology, 14.6 (2007): 322-327.

Lucy Fiske briskman, l. and Fiske, l. ‘working with refugees’. Social Work: Contexts and Practice. eds. m. conolly and l. harms. south melbourne: oxford university Press, 2008.

Fiske, l. and briskman, l. ‘teaching human rights at university: critical pedagogy in action.’ Activating Human Rights in Education: Exploration, Innovation and Transformation. eds. b. offord and c. newell. Australian college of educators, 2008.

muraviev, A. ‘understanding the northern Giant.’ Australian Institute of International Affairs (AiiA). Forthcoming in a special edition of AiiA Policy commentaries (volume on russia).

muraviev, A. ‘the conflict in Georgia: the First Proxy of a new cold war?’ Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s on-line Strategic Policy Forum. Forum chair and major contributor. Available at: http://www.aspi.org.au/research/spf.aspx

Bobbie Oliveroliver, b. ‘remembering a working class martyr. tom edwards and “bloody sunday”, may 1919.’ Trust News Australia, 1.4 (2008): 8–9.

oliver, b. ‘John wheeldon’, ‘Donald willessee’ and ‘Joseph cooke.’ The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate. ed. A. millar. vol. 3. melbourne: melbourne university Press, n.d. 1950-70.

oliver, b. ‘the Australian labor Party in western Australia’, ‘Armistice Day 1918’, ‘conscription’, ‘the Democratic labor Party’, ‘the industrial workers of the world’, ‘the midland railway workshops’, ‘Pacifism’, ‘Palliative care’ and ‘world war i repatriation’.

The Encylopedia of Western Australian History. eds. J. Gregory and J. Gothard. Perth: uwA Press. Forthcoming 2009.

Suvendrini PereraPerera, s. ‘uncivil Zones.’ Margins, Peripheries and Excluded Bodies: International Relations and States of Exception. eds. shampa biswas and sheila nair. london: routledge, 2008 (in press).

Perera, s. ‘invested with violence: security, values and embodied citizenship.’ Beyond the Hijab Debates: New Conversations on Gender, Race and Religion.’ eds. tanja Dreher and chris ho. newcastle: cambridge scholars, 2008 (in press).

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Anne-Marie Hilsden hilsden, A. ‘masculinities on the margins: sexuality and national identity in east malaysia.’ Masculinities in Southeast Asia. eds. l. lyons and m. Ford. london: routledge. Forthcoming 2009.

hilsden, A. ‘sexual intimacies: the case of Filipina migrant workers in east malaysia.’ Gender Place and Culture, 5.6. Forthcoming 2008.

hilsden, A. ‘masculinities in east malaysia.’ Masculinities in Southeast Asia. eds. l. lyons and m. Ford. london: routledge. Forthcoming 2009.

Gina Koczberski koczberski G. and curry, G. ‘smallholder mobile card trial. bialla oil Palm Project, west new britain, Papua new Guinea’. Research Unit for the Study of Soceities in Change. Perth: curtin university of technology, 2008.

curry, G. n. and koczberski, G. ‘improving productivity and the participation of youth and women in the Papua new Guinea cocoa, coconut and oil palm industries.’ Project Final Report for ACIAR project ASEM/2002/014. 2008.

Olivia Khooolivia khoo, Audrey yue and belinda smaill. ‘Asian Australian cinema.’ Special Issue of Studies in Australasian Cinema on Asian Australian Cinema (Part 1), 2.2 (2008).

olivia khoo, Audrey yue and belinda smaill. ‘Asian Australian cinema.’ Special Issue of Studies in Australasian Cinema on Asian Australian Cinema (Part 2), 2.3 (2008).

olivia khoo, Audrey yue and belinda smaill. ‘editorial’ Special Issue of Studies in Australasian Cinema on Asian Australian Cinema (Part 1), 2.2 (2008): 97-102.

olivia khoo. ‘cinemas of value: multicultural realism in Asian Australian cinema.’ Studies in Australasian Cinema, 2.2 (2008): 141-156.

olivia khoo. ‘marketing Asian-Australianness: introduction.’ Australian Humanities Review, 45 (2008), available online at: http://www.australianhumanitiesreview.org/archive/issue-november-2008/khoo.html

olivia khoo. ‘the Ground beneath her Feet: Fault lines of nation and sensation in yau ching’s ho yuk: let’s love hong kong.’ GlQ: Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, (Duke university Press) 14.1 (2008): 99-119.

John McGuire mcGuire, J. and copland, i. (eds). Hindu Nationalism and Governance. new Delhi: oxford university Press, 2008. (oxford india Paperbacks).

mcGuire, J. ‘introduction: the bJP and Governance in india: An overview.’ Hindu Nationalism and Governance. eds. J. mcGuire and i. copland. new Delhi: oxford university Press, 2008 (oxford india Paperbacks).

mcGuire, J. ‘the 2004 Federal election and the reshaping of Governance in india.’ Democracy, Development and Civil Society in India. eds. s. lakha and taneja. conference Proceedings, melbourne: university of melbourne, 2008.

Alexey Muravievmuraviev, A. ‘the conflict in Georgia: the First Proxy of a new cold war?’ The Australian Strategic Policy Institute (Strategic Policy Forum), available at: http://www.aspi.org.au/research/spf.aspx

muraviev, A. and brown, c. ‘strategic realignment or Déjà vu? russia-indonesia Defence cooperation in the twenty-First century.’ SDSC Working Paper N 411. canberra: strategic and Defence studies centre, the Australian national university, november 2008.

muraviev, A. ‘Georgia: the broader Geostrategic considerations.’ Strategic Policy, vol. XXXvi, number 7-8, 2008 (the journal of the international strategic studies Association published in washington).

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Perera, s. ‘the Gender of borderpanic: women in circuits of security, state, Globalisation and new (and old) empire.’ Women, Crime and Social Harm: Towards a Criminology for the Global Era. eds. maureen caine and Adrian howe. oxford: hart, 2008. 69-93.

Perera, s. ‘“i don’t mind the headscarf, but”: Desperately seeking Australian cosmopolitanism.’ As Others See Us: The Australian Values Debate. eds. J. v. D’cruz and b. neville. kew, victoria: Australian scholarly Publishing, 2008. 137-147.

Perera, s. ‘A case of mistaken identities?’ Overcoming Passion for Race in Malaysia Cultural Studies. ed. David lim. leiden: brell, 2008. 13 –27.

Perera, s. ‘the skins of Pearls.’ Transnational South Asians: Identity, Culture, and Belonging in a Neo-Diaspora. eds. susan koshy and r. radhakrishnan. oxford university Press, 2008. 271-290.

Perera, s., sheikh, m. And macintyre, c. r. ‘Preventive Detention: the ethical ground where politics and health meet. Focus on asylum seekers in Australia.’ Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 62 (2008): 480-483.

Nonja PetersPeters, n. ‘Arrivals and Departures.’ Voices of the West End of Fremantle. ed. G. bolton. Perth: Fremantle Arts Press. Forthcoming.

Peters, n. ‘identity and belonging in the Dutch Diaspora from the netherlands east indies.’ Proceedings of the Centre for Advanced Studies in Australia, Asia and the Pacific. eds. D. bennett et al. curtin university of technology. Forthcoming.

Peters, n. ‘no place like home: experiences of the netherlands east indies as real, virtual and politically contested reality.’ Asian Studies Association of Australia: Conference Proceedings. melbourne conference July 2008.

Peters, n. ‘on the street where you live: inner city immigrant enterprise.’ Northbridge History Studies Day Journal. Department of Premier & the cabinet wA. Forthcoming.

Peters, n. From Tyranny to Freedom; Dutch children from the Netherlands East Indies to Fairbridge Farm Village, 1945-1946. Perth: black swan Press. Forthcoming.

Peters, n. The Dutch in Western Australia. Perth: uwA Press. Forthcoming.

Peters, n. Trading Places: Greek, Italian, Dutch and Vietnamese Enterprise in Western Australia. Perth: uwA Press. Forthcoming.

Bob Pokrantb. Pokrant and m. Gillan (eds). Trade, Labour, and Transformation of Community in Asia. london: Palgrave macmillan. Forthcoming 2009.

nazmul Alam, s. m. and Pokrant, b. ‘re-organizing the shrimp supply chain: Aftermaths of the 1997 european union import ban on the bangladesh shrimp sector.’ Aquaculture Economics and Management. Forthcoming 2008.

Peter Reevesrai, r. and reeves P. (eds). The South Asian Diaspora. Transnational networks and changing identities. routledge contemporary south Asia series, no. 11. london and new york: routledge, 2008. xiv and 211.

rai, r. and reeves, P. ‘introduction.’ The South Asian Diaspora. Transnational networks and changing identities.

eds. r. rai and P. reeves. routledge contemporary south Asia series, no. 11. london and new york: routledge, 2008. 1- 2.

reeves, P. ‘An entrepreneurial diaspora? transnational space and india’s international economic expansion.’ The South Asian Diaspora. Transnational networks and changing identities. eds. r. rai and P. reeves. routledge contemporary south Asia series, no. 11. london and new york: routledge, 2008. 57-68.

Graham Sealseal, G. ‘Dread, Delusion and Globalisation from Azaria to schapelle.’ The Chamberlain Case Reader. eds. michelle Arrow, Deborah staines and katherine biber. melbourne: Australian scholarly Publishing. Forthcoming 2009.

seal, G. ‘Finding the lost submarine: the mystery of Ae1.’ Journal of Australian Naval History, 5.1 march (2008).

seal, G. ‘the Digger – national symbol and convenient Fiction.’ Australian Symbols. eds. richard white and melissa harper. university of nsw Press/national museum of Australia. Forthcoming 2009.

seal, G. ‘the robin hood Principle: history, myth and the social bandit.’ Journal of Folklore Research. Forthcoming 2009.

seal, G. ‘west Australian Folklife.’ Historical Encyclopedia of Western Australia. uwA Press. Forthcoming 2009.

seal, G. Australian Rhyming Slang. Abc books. Forthcoming 2009.

seal, G. ‘Poor ned, you’re better off Dead.’ Ned Kelly. ed. l. innes (icons of western culture series). hastings: helm information, 2008.

seal, G. Traditional Australian Stories. Allen & unwin. Forthcoming 2009.

Krishna Sensen, k. and lee, t. (eds). Political Regimes and Media in Asia. routledge, (paperback edition first published in 2007).

sen, k. And hill, D. t. The internet in Indonesia’s new democracy. routledge, (paperback edition first published 2005).

Stephen Smithsmith, s. ‘Preserving and Passing on heritage trade skills.’ Australian Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, 6.1 (2008).

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tanji, m. ‘book review: masamichi sebastian inoue. okinawa and the us military: identity making in the Age of Globalization.’ International History Review, 30.3 september (2008): 152-154.

Reena Tiwaricurtis, c. and tiwari, r. ‘transitioning urban Arterial roads to Activity corridors.’ Urban Design International, Special Edition on an international review of liveable street thinking and practice, 13.2. Palgrave macmillan ltd., 2008.

tiwari, r. ‘being a rhythmanalyst in the city of varanasi.’ Springer Science and Business Media, urban Forum 10.1007/s12132-008-9037-6. 2008.

Angela Wardell-Johnsonwardell-Johnson, A. ‘Discourses of rural Australia: historical context of current expression.’ brisbane: uniquest, university of Queensland, 2008.

wardell-Johnson, A. ‘value Frameworks of People living in Peri-urban landscapes.’ brisbane: uniquest, university of Queensland, 2008. 104.

Grace ZhangZhang, G. and rue, y. Request Strategies: A Comparative Study in Mandarin Chinese and Korean. Amsterdam & Philadelphia: John benjamins, 2008.

Zhang, G. and sang, Jian. ‘communication across languages and cultures – A perspective of brand name translation from english to chinese.’ Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 18.2 (2008): 226-247.

Zhang, G. and tang, c. ‘A contrastive study of compliment responses among Australian english and mandarin chinese speakers.’ Journal of Pragmatics. Forthcoming (in press).

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John Stephensstephens, J. ‘well and truly Planted: honour avenues in western Australia.’ seachange/new and renewed urban landscapes. Proceedings of the 9th Australasian Urban History /Planning History Conference. caloundra: university of the sunshine coast, Queensland. 5 – 7 February, 2008.

stephens, J. Remembering the Wars: The Importance and Care of Western Australian War Memorials. Perth: black swan Press, 2008.

stephens, J. and bush F. Conservation Plan for the Marsala House, Dianella. Perth: heritage council of western Australia, 2008.

stephens, J. ‘the Ghosts of menin Gate: Art Architecture and commemoration.’ Journal of Contemporary History. sage Publications. Forthcoming January 2009.

stephens, J. ‘remembrance and commemoration through honour Avenues and Groves in western Australia.’ Landscape Research. taylor and Francis ltd. Forthcoming February 2009.

Wanning Sunsun, w. Maid in China: Mobilities, Identities, and the Cultural Politics of Boundary. london: routledge, 2008.

sun, w. ‘making space for the maid: television Drama, metropolitan Gaze, and A semiotic of Power in the Post-socialist chinese city.’ Feminist Media Studies. Forthcoming 9.1 (2009).

sun, w. ‘sexed needs, Gendered rights: man, maid and media.’ China Information, 22.2 (2008).

sun, w. ‘suzhi on the move: body, Place and Power.’ Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique. Forthcoming 17.3 (2009).

sun, w. ‘Just looking: Domestic workers and a latent Geography of beijing.’ Gender, Place and Culture: A Journal of Feminist Geography, 15.5 (2008).

sun, w. ‘men, women and the maid: At home with the new rich.’ New Rich in China: Present Lives, Future Leaders. ed. D. s. G. Goodman. london: routledge, 2008.

sun, w. ‘maids in the televisual city: competing tales of Post-socialist modernity.’ Television Dramas in China. eds. Zhu ying et al. hong kong: hong kong university Press, 2008.

sun, w. ‘the curse of the everyday: Politics of representation and new social semiotics in Post-socialist china.’ Politics, Media and Regime Change in Asia. eds. krishna sen and terence lee. london: routledge, 2008.

Yasuo Takao takao, y. ‘is Japan really remilitarising?’ The Politics of Norm Formation and Change. clayton: monash university Press, 2008.

takao, y. ‘Japanese women’s representatives in local Politics: From voters to Politicians.’ Japan Focus, e-journal: Article iD 1032. January 2008.

takao, y. ‘western Australia – hyogo sister state relations, 1981-2006.’ Past, Present and Future for the Western Australia and Japan Relationships. eds. David black and sachiko sone. crawley: uwA Press. Forthcoming.

takao, y. ‘Aging and Political Participation in Japan: the Dankai Generation in a Political swing.’ Asian Survey. Forthcoming.

Miyume Tanjitanji, m. ‘Futenma kichi no isetsu naki henkan (really closing Futenma Air base? Japan’s opportunity for a more Assertive Diplomacy).’ Zaigai nihonjin kenkyusha ga mita nihon gaik (Overseas Japanese Scholars’ Perspectives on Japanese Foreign Policy). ed. kimie hara. tokyo: tokyo university Press, (in Japanese language). Forthcoming.

tanji, m. ‘the importance of the Dugong case: constructivist implications of us base relocations in okinawa for the Asia-Pacific ‘security communities.” Oceanic Conference on International Studies (OCIS) Proceedings, July 2008. Available at: http://www.uq.edu.au/ocis/published-proceedings

tanji, m. ‘u.s. court rules in the okinawa Dugong case: implications for u.s. military bases overseas.’ Critical Asian Studies, 40.3 (2008): 475–487.

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ccAsAAP has developed a comprehensive approach to research training that transfers existing expertise within the group from those who have it to those who will benefit from it. At the same time, the approach aims to stimulate a cooperative research environment within which members may further develop their research interests and also identify potential research partners within the group.

Program of development funding for support of primarily Arc grant applications, publications and targeted conference contributions and associated outcomes

ongoing workshop series relating to publication, grant-getting skills, research project management, etc.

mentoring available as required on individual and small group basis

counselling of individual researchers when required

hot groups (small-medium groups including both Acr/s and ecr/mcrs with focus on a specific research outcome, usually grant or book)

seminar program of cAsAAP and visitors (with publication outcomes)

identification and encouragement of potential linkages, collaborations and partnerships within the group through management group knowledge of individual researcher activities and aims

rESEArChEr DEVELOPMENT

establishment of a research monograph publication series, ‘studies in Australia, Asia and the Pacific’

this year, workshops were held on publishing journal articles, academic book publishing, benefiting from research seminars, a four-session series on statistical techniques for humanities research, as well as several sessions related to grantwriting. A grant development program focused on Arc applications will run from late 2008 through 2009, providing an opportunity for projects to be developed from conception through to submission, and beyond.

PARTNERShIPS AND NETWORKS

centre researchers and research groups have many existing collaborations with government, industry, academia, cultural institutions and many communities within Australia, Asia and the Pacific.

internally the centre has representation from the following research entities:

Australian Folklore research unit

Australia research institute

Australian regional research unit

centre for human rights education

centre for international health

life writing research unit

media Asia research Group

research unit for the study of societies in change

south Asia research unit

externally the centre has strong and enduring links with many regional, national, international institutions, including:

National and State

AlcoA

ArtswA

Ausdance

Australia council for the Arts

Australian centre for international Agricultural research

Australian institute of sport

Australian national university

Australian school of Fine wood

Australian society for the study of labour history

Australian sports commission

Australian strategic Policy institute (AsPi)

city of south Perth

committee for Perth

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Deakin university

Department of conservation and environment

Department of culture and the Arts

Department of education and training

Department of Planning and infrastructure

east Perth Football club

east Perth redevelopment Authority

engineers Australia

Forest heritage centre

Forest Products commission

Golden Pipeline interpretation committee

Guildhall school of music and Drama

main roads Public transport Authority

ministerial Advisory council on child Protection

monash university

murdoch university

museum victoria

national Film and sound Archive

national library Australia

national museum of Australia

national trust of Australia (wA)

northam Army camp heritage

office of senior interests and volunteering

office of the Public Advocate

returned services league, western Australia

sea Power centre – Australia

state library of western Australia

state records office of wA

town of vincent

unions western Australia

university of Queensland

university of western Australia

university of western sydney

urban Development institute of Australia

wA maritime museum

west Australian Academy of Performing Arts

west Australian Planning commission

west Australian symphony orchestra

western Power corporation

International

Association of european conservatoires

Association university of Amsterdam centre for Archival studies

bangladesh centre for Advanced studies

bangladesh institute for ocean management, Anna university

bodleian library, oxford university

centre for international heritage Activities, Amsterdam

cocoa and coconut institute of Papua new Guinea

english Folk Dance and song society

india bangladesh institute of Development studies

institute for Dutch history, the hague

institute for south east Asian and caribbean studies (kitlv) leiden

institute of Development studies, kolkata

institute of southeast Asian studies

institute of urban Designers, india

international institute for environment and Development, london

london international institute for strategic studies

maritime research centre (mAre), university of Amsterdam

national centre for english cultural tradition, sheffield university

national university of malaysia (ukm)

Papua new Guinea oil Palm research Association

Parahyangan university, bandung

royal college of music

royal scottish Academy of music and Drama

singapore international institute for strategic studies,

stout research centre, victoria university

university of Amsterdam heritage centre

university of otago

university of oxford

university of sri lanka

university of the south Pacific

Networks

APi network

Arc Asia Pacific Futures research network

Arc cultural research network node

Australian Folklore network

council for security cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region (Au-cscAP)

Gallipoli 2015

research network for a secure Australia (rnsA)

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Seminar 8:

20 november Dr scott Fitzgerald and Dr michael Gillan (uwA) the house always wins? Financialisation and international labour organisations.

Seminar 9:

5 December emeritus Professor steve rabson (brown university) ‘minorities in Japan: living Against the myth of homogeneity’.

in addition, a number of special collaborative seminars were presented, attracting significant numbers of attendees from academia, government, business and the community:

July 28 ‘counter-terrorism - responses to extremist ideology in the south east Asian context’ was a joint presentation of cAsAAP and Future Directions international featuring christopher heffelfinger, united states military Academy west Point.

october 2 ‘the beijing olympics in transnational china: Politics, economic reforms and media Games’ was hosted by the centre and the media in Asia research Group (mArG). speakers were Anne-marie brady (university of canterbury, nZ), Prof mobo Gao (university of Adelaide) and wanning sun.

SEMINAR SERIES

the centre’s seminar series continued with the theme, ‘People, Place and Power: Australia and the Asia-Pacific.’

the series aims to showcase the research of centre members and visiting scholars on processes of transformation and change (political, social, cultural, environmental) in Australia, Asia and the Pacific.

the series also aims to encourage broader exchanges that draw out the theoretical and practical implications of multi-disciplinary research in this field, and to contribute to current debates on change in Australia, Asia and the Pacific.

the seminars provide a forum for centre members to share research and pursue linkages across disciplinary and regional divides.

Papers from the seminar series will be published in an edited book in 2009.

the 2008 program was convened by Dawn bennet, miyume tanji and sue summers and included the following presentations from curtin researchers and staff from murdoch university, university of western Australia, university of Amsterdam:

Seminar 1:

6 march 2008 Dr Alexey muraviev and Professor colin brown russia-indonesia strategic rapprochement. reasons, implications.

Seminar 2:

3 April 2008 lucy Fiske and karen soldatic bodies ‘locked up’: intersections of disability and race in Australian immigration.

Seminar 3:

29 may 2008 Dr Antonio traverso and Dr mick broderick (murdoch university) trauma cinema: active witnessing of catastrophic historical events in Japanese and chilean cinemas.

Seminar 4:

19 June 2008 Dr miyume tanji, Dr Aileen hoath, & Dr Anne-marie hilsdon resilience in communities: indonesia, the Philippines and okinawa.

Seminar 5:

7 August 2008 university Dr nonja Peters and Professor eric ketelaar (university of Amsterdam) Preserving the Present for the Future.

Seminar 6:

16 september 2008 Professor George curry and ms Gina koczsberski Finding common ground: negotiating access to land in the oil palm frontier of Papua new Guinea.

Seminar 7:

2 october Dr Philip moore Association football in Perth, western Australia.

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in addition to the achievements noted above, a number of centre members were honoured with awards, appointments and prestigious fellowships, including:

linda briskman and co-authors susie latham and chris Goddard won the 2009 human rights Award for their Human Rights Overboard, published earlier this year by scribe.

George curry accepted an invitation to join the Australian Academy of science’s national committee for Geography to 2011.

George curry and Gina koczberski were presented with a commendation award in the 2008 curtin new inventors competition Awards for their development of a new and more equitable payment system for oil palm smallholders in Papua new Guinea.

Alexey muraviev won the humanities rPi Award for early career researcher with the highest rPi Points for Publications.

Dawn bennett accepted a nomination as a commissioner for the teaching and learning commission of international society for music education (isme), for a six-year term.

Graham seal was joint winner of the national biography Award for his historical biography, These Few Lines: The Lost Lives of Myra and William Sykes.

John stephens and Alexey muraviev were both made experts of international standing by the Australian research council (Arc) college of experts, in Alexey’s case for the second year running.

nonja Peters has been awarded a Fellowship under the Australia-netherlands exchange Program to the royal netherlands Academy of Arts and sciences (knAw) during 2009.

Paul Arthur received an excellence award from the Pvc humanities for his work in the field of e-humanities and digital history.

Paul Arthur has a visiting research Fellowship to humlab, umeå university, sweden for the academic year 09/10. humlab is one of the leading digital humanities centres in europe.

NOTABLE AChIEVEMENTS

VISITOrS TO ThE CENTrE

this year the following visitors were welcomed to the centre and its activities:

Dr kenneth s. chern united states consul-General

Professor emeritus steve rabson Department of east Asian studies, brown university

mr Derek staats Director counter terrorist and state Protection Portfolio

mr robert mitchell national trust of Australia (wA)

Andrew Pickford research manager Future Directions international

Dr mick broderick murdoch university

Dr eric ketelaar university of Amsterdam

christopher heffelfinger united states military Academy west Point

Dr Anne-marie brady, university of canterbury, new Zealand

Professor mobo Gao university of Adelaide

Professor ross taplin curtin business school

Professor David Andrich university of western Australia

Professor Dani stehlik, Alcoa centre for stronger communities

Dr michael Gillan university of western Australia

Associate Professor rob cavanagh, education

Dr carmen lawrence

the hon Fred chaney Ao

mr Guy noble

Dr michael Gillan (uwA)

Professor David Doepel (murdoch university)

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