Papers from 2012

Australia: terra omnium', 'Slippery as a fish' and 'Travelling (east-west), Moya Costello

One-22, Patricia Costello and Moya Costello

Prince George Métis Elders' documentary project: matching product with process in new forms of documentary, Stephen Foster, Mike Evans, and Prince George Métis Elders Society

A scholarly affair: activating cultural studies, Robert Garbutt and Baden Offord

A call for slow scholarship: a case study on the intensification of academic life and its implications for pedagogy, Yvonne Hartman and Sandy Darab

Papers from 2011

Studying for social work, Eileen Baldry, Mark Hughes, Linda Burnett, and Ian Collinson

Repercussions of uniqueness for the 21st century vocalist, Leigh Carriage

Using communications theory to explore emergent organisation in Pagan culture, Angela Coco

Ethical imaginations: Writing Worlds papers: the refereed proceedings of the 16th conference of the Australasian Association of Writing Programs 2011, Janie P. Conway-Herron, Moya C. Costello, and Lynda Hawryluk

Ashley Taylor Studio 1983, Moya Costello

Why study writing at uni?, Moya Costello

Psychic wounds and the social structure: an empirical investigation, Sandy Darab and Yvonne A. Hartman

Metis of British Columbia: culture, tradition and the contemporary community, Mike Evans

Queer(y)ing pedagogy and cultural studies: critical reflections on teaching sexuality, She Hawke and Baden Offord

Assisting problem gamblers in the gaming venue: a counsellor perspective, Nerilee Hing and Elaine Nuske

Assisting problem gamblers in the gaming venue: An assessment of practices and procedures followed by frontline hospitality staff, Nerilee Hing and Elaine Nuske

The self-exclusion experience for problem gamblers in South Australia, Nerilee Hing and Elaine Nuske

Older LGBT people’s care networks and communities of practice: a brief note, Mark Hughes and Sue Kentlyn

Experiences and issues faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (GLBT) carers, and those for whom they care, and implications for service provision, Mark L. Hughes

Framing the unions: the changing images of unionists on screen, Lisa Milner

Australia - an unfinished western colonial project, Baden Offord

Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia: arrested development!, Baden Offord

Village in the jungle: the eighth annual Doireann MacDermott lecture, Baden Offord

A scholarly affair: proceedings of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia 2010 national conference, Baden Offord and Robert Garbutt

Access learning: facilitating international experience as a means to enhance language culture awareness, Garcia G. Perez, Mike Evans, and Macola C. Rojo

The gentle breath I, John Smith

Labour biography on screen: the case of Freda Brown, Rosemary Webb and Lisa Milner

Papers from 2010

Cultural studies in action: principled socially inclusive pedagogy and higher education equity projects, Soenke Biermann, Robert George Garbutt, and Baden Offord

Activating the teaching-research nexus in the new universities: a case study of diversity of practice, William E. Boyd, Meg O'Reilly, Kath Fisher, Anja Morton, Peter L. Harrison, Elaine Nuske, Rebecca Coyle, and Karyn Rendall

Pig: a scholarly view, Donna Lee Brien and Adele Wessell

A ‘ruined or fractured’ sublime: voice, identity and agency in reading and writing the gothic/noir in subtropical regional Australia, Tessa Chudy, Nell Cook, and Moya Costello

Appearing to act younger: the face of Avon, Grayson Cooke

Cor/respondence, Melanie Vanaria Jamieson: Trash and Treasure, Lismore Regional Gallery, Lismore, NSW, 4 September - 2 October 2010, Moya Costello

'The drink has called it into being': a year in a wine column, Moya Costello

Are you there?, Rebecca Coyle

Memory Theatre 1, Rebecca Coyle

Point of audition: sound and music in Cloverfield, Rebecca Coyle

Disney does Broadway: musical storytelling in The Little Mermaid and The Lion King, Rebecca Coyle and Jon Fitzgerald

DreamWorking Wallace & Gromit: musical thematics in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Rebecca Coyle and Peter Morris

Here there are Metis: BC Metis land use study and historical research into the presence of Metis in BC, Michael Evans

A case of genocide: the political and cartographic erasure of the Island Cache (British Columbia), Mike Evans and Stephen Foster

The Prince George Metis Elders documentary project, Stephen GS Foster, Michael Evans, and Andrew Connors

The Clearing: Heidegger's Lichtung and The Big Scrub, Robert George Garbutt

Policy and the lifeworld: a comparative analysis, Yvonne A. Hartman and Sandy Darab

Expectations of later life support among lesbian and gay Queenslanders, Mark Hughes

GLBTI people’s expectations about ageing and accessing services, Mark Hughes

Older people, ageing and social work: knowledge for practice, Mark Hughes and Karen Heycox

Diversity and older people’s care networks: research in progress, Mark Hughes and Sue Kentlyn

Lee Papas (ed.), Staged action: six plays from the American Workers' Theatre.(Book review), Lisa Milner

The Waterside Workers’ Cultural Committee, Lisa Milner

Bastardising the Waterfront Dispute: production and critical reception of the Bastard Boys mini-series, Lisa Milner and Rebecca Coyle

Collaborations for Leadership and Applied Health Research and Care (CLAHRCs) in the NHS in England, Susan Nancarrow

Balancing contradictions: the experiences of biological children of foster families, Elaine Nuske

Australian identity and belonging at a crossroads, Baden Offord

Women, craft and protest: yesterday and today, Denise N. Rall and Moya Costello

A eulogy for Fisherman’s Village, John Smith

Aboriginal organizational response to the need for culturally appropriate services in three small Canadian cities, Dixon Sookraj, Peter Hutchinson, Michael Evans, Mary Ann Murphy, and The Okanagan Urban Aboriginal Health Research Collective

Work is a human right: seeking asylum, seeking employment, Rosemary Webb

Making a pig of the humanities: re-centering the historical narrative, Adele Wessell

We are what we grow: reading a tastescape as a text of cultural history, Adele Wessell

Rewriting the menu: the cultural dynamics of contemporary food choices, Adele Wessell and Donna Lee Brien

Recipes for reading culinary heritage: Flora Pell and her cookery book, Adele Wessell and Alison Wishart

Papers from 2009

Reflections on being, and becoming, Métis in British Columbia, Jean Barman

Collectivity as "muse": being public without a parachute, Maree Bracker

Zephyr, Maree Bracker

Barometers of institutional inflexibility: using the movement through timespace conceptualizations of Dervin’s sense-making methodology, Angela Coco

Understanding students’ reception of study materials: Applying Dervin’s sense-making methodology, Angela Coco

The cosmeceutical face: time-fighting technologies and the archive, Grayson Cooke

We had faces then: Sunset Boulevard and the sense of the spectral, Grayson Cooke

At home in text on the coast, Moya Costello

Of lemon tarts: writing, culture, neoconservatism, Moya Costello

Reviving the corpus of Australian literature [review of Macquarie Pen Anthology of Australian Literature], Moya Costello

Drawn to sound: animation film music and sonicity, Rebecca Coyle

Hearing screen animation, Rebecca Coyle

'Now you blokes own the place': representations of Japanese culture in recent Australian cinema, Rebecca Coyle

Orchestrating the Waterfront dispute: music and discourse in Bastard Boys, Rebecca Coyle

Special issue: Thwack! Hearing the motion in animation (editorial), Rebecca Coyle

BC Metis land use study and historical research into the presence of Metic in BC, Michael Evans

The historiography of a moving object: emerging understandings of the North American Metis: A book review of 'The Long Journey of a Forgotten People: Metis Identities and Family Histories' and 'The Western Metis: Profile of a People', Michael Evans

The Metis of British Columbia: culture, tradition and the contemporary community, Michael Evans, J Corbett, S Foster, J Gervais, R Mann, P Hutchinson, Z Romano, and C Swanzey

Representation in participatory video: some considerations from research with Métis in British Columbia, Mike Evans and Stephen Foster

The Prince George Metis Elders documentary project installation, Mike Evans, Stephen GH Foster, Craig Campbell, Anabelle Rodriguez, and Fiona McDonald

The Metis of BC: music and dance, Mike Evans, Stephen Foster, R Mann, J Gervais, and C Swanzey

Attitudinal divergence and the Tongan transnational system, Mike Evans, Paul Harms, and Colin Reid

Common insights, differing methodologies toward a fusion of indigenous methodologies, participatory action research, and White studies in an urban aboriginal research agenda, Mike Evans, Rachelle Hole, Lawrence D. Berg, Peter Hutchinson, and Dixon Sookraj

BC Metis research agenda: history and culture DVD, Mike Evans, R Mann, and J Gervais

The Prince George Metis Elders documentary project, Stephen GS Foster, Michael Evans, and Cheryl L'hirondelle

Social inclusion and local practices of belonging, Robert George Garbutt

Sound and music in Hammer’s vampire films, Michael Francis Hannan

The listening post, Yvonne A. Hartman

Indicators of community cohesion in an Australian country town, Louise Holdsworth and Yvonne A. Hartman

Imagined futures and communities: older lesbian and gay people’s narratives on health and aged care, Mark Hughes

Lesbian and gay people's concerns about ageing and accessing services, Mark Hughes

Social work practice with older lesbians and gay men by Ann Fannin, Lee-Ann Fenge, Christina Hicks, Nichola Lavin and Keith Brown: book review, Mark Hughes

Diversity and ageing, Mark Hughes, Elizabeth Ozanne, and Christine Bigby

Advocacy: an overarching approach, Mark Hughes and Jill Wilson

Work-family balance: a contemporary challenge for social workers, Parveen Kallaith, Mark Hughes, and Peter Newcombe

Work-family conflict and enrichment among Australian social workers: an assessment of the direct and moderation effects, Parveen Kallaith, Peter Newcombe, and Mark Hughes

Interpreting feeling: Nietzsche on the emotions and the self, Erika Kerruish

Kenny and Australian cinema in the Howard era, Lisa Milner