ADI Publications and events
Dr Linda Young, Hon Research Fellow, continues to work on the museum lives of historic houses:
- ‘Writers’ House Museums: English Literature in the Heart and on the Ground’, in Literary Tourism and the British Isles: History, Imagination and the Politics of Place, ed. by LuAnn McCracken-Fletcher. Lanham MD: Lexington Books, 2019. 165-190.
- ‘Preserving Public History: Historic House Museums’ in Companion to Public History, ed. by David Dean. Hoboken NJ: Wiley-Blackwell, 2018. 321-332.
- She will be keynote speaker at a symposium titled ‘Sound Heritage: Making Music Matter in Historic Houses’ (a project funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council, based at Univ. Southampton and RCM) at the Royal College of Music, London, 1-3 April.
Professor Baogang He has recently published the following items:
- “Diversity Leadership Multiculturalism: The Challenge of the Securitization of Chinese Migrants in Australia”, International Social Science Journal, online publication on 2 Jan, 2019, https://doi.org/10.1111/issj.12168.
- “THE POLITICS OF SECULAR FEDERALISM AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNANCE OF RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY IN ASIA” (with Laura Elizabeth Anne Allison and Michael Breen, Federal Law Review, Vol. 46, No.4, 2018, 575-594
- “Authoritarian Deliberation Revisited” (with Hendrik Wagenaar), in Japanese Journal of Political Science, Vol. 19, No. 4, 2018, pp. 622-629.
- “The Domestic Politics of the Belt and Road Initiative and its Implications”, in The Journal of Contemporary China, the online version published in early Sep 2018.
- “Chinese Expanded Perceptions of the Region and Its Changing Attitudes toward the Indo-Pacific: A Hybrid Vision of the Institutionalization of the Indo-Pacific”, East Asia: An International Quarterly, 35:117-132, 2018.
- “Deliberative Citizenship and Deliberative Governance: A Case Study of One Deliberative Experimental in China”, Citizenship Studies, 22(3):294-311, 2018.
A/Prof Patrick Stokes has co-edited a new book, The Kierkegaardian Mind, available now for pre-order on Amazon.
Dr Sarah Hayes was featured in an article in The Herald Sun, ‘Victorians have been ‘tidying up’ since 1800s, Deakin archaeologist says‘. She also wrote an op-ed piece published on the ADI website, ‘Should it spark joy?: Australia’s long legacy of decluttering‘.
Professor Fethi Mansouri has co-edited a new book, ‘Contesting the Theological Foundations of Islamism and Violent Extremism‘ featuring chapters written by Professor Greg Barton and Professor Ihsan Yilmaz.
Dr Anthony Ware & Dr Costas Laoutides have just published a new journal article: ‘Myanmar’s ‘Rohingya’ Conflict: Misconceptions & complexity’, Asian Affairs, Vol.50, No.1.
Dr Anthony Ware & Dr Costas Laoutides’ book, Myanmar’s Rohingya Conflict (Oxford UP & Hurst, 2018), has been chosen to be featured at the Irrawaddy Literary Festival in Mandalay, Myanmar. This is the largest international literary festival in Myanmar, and given the controversial nature of the book inside Myanmar, a great opportunity. The committee will fly Anthony & Costas to Myanmar, to talk about their research and the book at the festival from 9-11 November 2019.
A/Prof. Maurizio Meloni will be presenting his new book Impressionable Biologies, at the HDR summer school for Faculty of Arts and Education research students at Waterfront Campus on Friday 8 February.
Professor John Powers gave an invited presentation at a symposium at University of Sydney last week, “Madhyamaka Philosophy and Meditative Experience: Purbuchok and the Eighth Karmapa on the Connection between Correct Understanding and Practice”: Sydney Social Sciences and Humanities Advanced Research Centre Symposium: “Tibetan Visual Meditation: A Conceptual Framework for Interdisciplinary Exploration,” University of Sydney, 1 February, 2019.