PAPERS
PAPER – “In this country you can’t … have like a full tradition …, it’s a little bit of everything”: Dialogs of identity for 1.5 and second generations in Australia.
The experiences of 1.5 and second-generation children of immigrants are often conflated with those of first-generation migrants or collapsed as homogenous within the category of generational status. In this article,…
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PAPER – The mining state abroad: The Australian state’s role in the Australian mining industry in the Philippines
Highlights The Australian state intervenes in the Australian mining industry in the Philippines. States engage with commodity chains at various points outside their territory. The ‘home’ state of a mining…
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PAPER – Theater: Engaging in Critical Thinking about Social Justice
"Political art can educate, evoke emotions, expose relationships of unequal power, and remind people that working towards social change involves a lifelong commitment. In a time when the value of…
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PAPER – Lengthy student placements and health and financial wellbeing
Researchers Lisa Hodge, Nicole Oke, Heather McIntyre, Shelley Turner Project Overview This project explores the financial and other impacts of lengthy, unpaid work-integrated learning (WIL). It aims to build on…
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PAPER – Psychology education and the neoliberal episteme in Australia
New paper in Theory and Psychology by CIDRN researcher Samuel Keast. Abstract This article investigates some of the ways in which neoliberalism and mainstream psychology intersect to maintain a dominant episteme…
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PAPER – In between two worlds: Colombian migrants negotiating identity, acculturation, and settlement in Melbourne
New paper in Qualitative Research by CIDRN by Margarita Fierro Hernandez and Christopher C. Sonn Abstract Latin American immigration experiences have been documented in terms of acculturation, settlement and belonging. While…
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PAPER – Voices of displacement: a methodology of sound portraits exploring identity and belonging
New paper in Qualitative Research by CIDRN by Alison M Baker, Christopher C Sonn and Kirsten Meyer titled “Voices of displacement: a methodology of sound portraits exploring identity and belonging”.…
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PAPER – The Performative is Political: Using Counter-Storytelling through Theatre to Create Spaces for Implicated Witnessing
Project: African Australians negotiating belonging and identity: Examining the role of participatory arts practice Citation: Maxwell, C. (2019). The Performative is Political: Using Counter-Storytelling through Theatre to Create Spaces for Implicated Witnessing (Unpublished masters…
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BOOKS
BOOK – Places of Privilege
Places of Privilege: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Identities, Change and Resistance This edited collection, published by Brill, was developed from a series of thematically linked papers presented at the recent CIDRN/IRN…
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