Faculty of Arts - Research - The Hegemony Research Group

Research

Selected Publications

Articles and Chapters

2006:

Davidson, A., (forthcoming) "Gramsci", in G. Ritzer (ed.), The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Sociology, Blackwell, Oxford (2006).
Davidson, A., (forthcoming) Italian translation of "Gramsci y os kireitos humanos", in R. Medici (ed.), Ler Gramsci entender a realiadade.
Engel, S., and Martin, B., (forthcoming), “Union Carbide and James Hardie: Lessons in Politics and Power”, Global Society: Journal of Interdisciplinary International Relations, Taylor and Francis, UK.
Smith, K., and Martin, B., (forthcoming), “Tactics of Labor Struggles”, Employee Rights and Responsibilities Journal, Association on Employment Practices and Principles, Springer Journals, USA.

2005:

Ashbolt, A., “Death Decline or Atrophy? The Necessity of Politics”, in Tim Battin (ed.), The Passion of politics: Essays in Honour of Graham Maddox, Pearson, Sydney, 2005, 1-14.
Davidson, A., "Gramsci, Hegemony and Globalisation", Kasarinlan Philippine Journal of Third World Studies, 20 (2) pp4-36.
Davidson, A., "Republicanism: a Trap for Progressives?" Australian Review of Public Affairs #28, March, online at http://www.australianreview.net
Davidson, A., "Europe and Refugees: A Sparrow's Eye View." In J. Coghlan, J. Minns & A. Wells (eds) Seeking Refuge: Asylum Seekers and Politics in a Globalizing World, University of Wollongong Press, pp40-48.
Harada, Y., “Taiheiyo Senso no Kioku to Iraku: "Gurando Zero" kara Taigi wo ou (A memory of the Pacific War and Iraq: Contesting legitimacy from "Ground Zero")”, Ashikabi Vol 31, June, p6-18
Lowrie, C., “Disruptions, Displacements and Homecoming: Exploring Colonial Attitdues to Migration and Mobility in Australia and Malaya” in Beatriz Lorente, Shen Hsiu-Hua, Nicola Piper, and Brenda Yeoh (eds), Asian Migrations: Sojourning, Displacements, Homecomings and Other Travels, Singapore University Press, Singapore.
Smith, K., “Workshop Report: Hegemony: consensus, coercion and culture”, Overland 179, Winter 2005, pp20-21.

2004:

Ashbolt, A., “Public Education and Democracy”, Education, October 25, (276), p. 12.
Cahill, D., ‘Contesting Hegemony: The Radical Neo-Liberal Movement and the Ruling Class in Australia, in Hollier, N. (ed) Ruling Australia, pp.87-105, Overland Magazine in association with Australian Scholarly Publishing Pty. Ltd., ISBN 1 74097 052 7.
Cahill, D., ‘New-Class Discourse and the Construction of Left-Wing Elites', in Sawer, M., & Hindess, B. (eds) Us & Them: Anti-Elitism in Australia, API Network (Australia Research Institute), Curtin University of Technology, Perth, pp.77-95, ISBN 1 920845 09 7.
Davidson, A., "Norberto Bobbio 18/10/1909 - 9/1/2004", Thesis Eleven #78, pp4-7.
Davidson, A., "Citizens and Pariahs: Australia Faces Globalisation." In G. Patmore (ed.) The Vocal Citizen, Arena, Melbourne, pp180-194.
Davidson, A., "International Norms and Refugees: the concentration camp world of the Australian state." In T. Geisen & A. Karcher (eds) Grenze Sozial - Politisch - Kulturell, Frankfurt & London: IKO-Verlag, pp81-89.
Donaldson, M., (with Poynting, S.,) ‘Time of their lives: What do Ruling-Class Men do?', in Hollier, N. (ed) Ruling Australia, pp.127-153, Overland Magazine in association with Australian Scholarly Publishing Pty. Ltd., ISBN 1 74097 052 7.
Ganguly-Scrase, R., “Globalisation and Gendered Social Transformation: Young People's Lives in an Urban Artisan Community in India ”, in Children, Youth and Environments, University of Colorado, USA, www.colorado.edu/journals/cye/index.html, Vol 14 No 2, ISSN 1546-2250, pp.45-66.
Smith, K., “Labour Discipline and the Industrial School System in NSW 1870-1900”, Alpheus Vol 1, June 2004.

2003:

Ashbolt, A., “Love and Hate in European Eyes: Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman on America”, in The Australasian Journal of American Studies, Austtralian & N.Z. America Studies Association, N.Z., ISSN 0705-7113, Vol 22, No. 1, pp.1-15.
Donaldson, M. ‘Studying up: the masculinity of the hegemonic', pp156-179 in Donaldson, M & Tomsen, S (eds) Male Trouble, Pluto Press, North Melbourne, ISBN 1 86403 121 2.
Ganguly-Scrase, R, “Globalization, Modernity and Gender Equality” pp 68-94 in Globalization, Culture & Inequality in Asia, Trans Pacific Press, Melbourne, ISBN 1-8768-4388-8.
Ganguly-Scrase, R., “The search for change: Karl Marx” pp 44-62, in Jureidini, R., & Poole, M., (eds) Sociology: Australian Connections, 3rd edition, Allen & Unwin, ISBN 1 86508 896X.
Scrase T., (with Holden T.J.M, & Baum, S.), “Social and Cultural Transformation in Asia: A Critical Assessment” in Globalization, Culture & Inequality in Asia, pp.269-284, Trans Pacific Press, Melbourne, ISBN 1-8768-4388-8.
Scrase, T., (with Holden T.J.M, & Baum, S.), “Asia's Globalization: A Sociological View” pp 1-18 in Globalization, Culture & Inequality in Asia, Trans Pacific Press, Melbourne, ISBN 1-8768-4388-8.
Scrase, T., “Producing on the Margins: Asian Artisans in the Global Economy” pp.95-118 in Globalization, Culture & Inequality in Asia, Trans Pacific Press, Melbourne, ISBN 1-8768-4388-8.
Scrase, T., “Precarious production: globalisation and artisan labour in the Third World”, in Third World Quarterly, Carfax Publishing, UK, ISN 0143-6597, Vol 24, No 3, pp.449-461.

2002:

Cahill, D., “Funding the ideological struggle”, Overland, Australia Council of the Arts, Melbourne, 0030-7416, Vol 168, 2002, pp. 21-26.
Ganguly-Scrase, R., “Renegotiating Boundaries: Self Perception and Public Debate on Globalization and Gender Equality in India” in Asian Journal of Women's Studies, Vol 8 No 4, Ewha Womans University Press, Seoul, Korea, pp.58-100, ISSN 1225-9276-24.
Scrase, T., “Globalisation and the Cultural Politics of Educational Change: The controversy over the teaching of English in West Bengal, India” in International Review of Education, Vol 48 No 5, pp.361-375, Kluwer Academic Publishers, The Netherlands, ISSN 0020-8566.
Scrase, T., “Television, the Middle Classes and the Transformation of Cultural Identities in West Bengal, India” in Gazette: the International Journal for Communication Studies, Vol 64 No 4, pp.323-42, Sage Publications, London UK, ISSN 0016-5492.

2001:

D.Cahill, 'The Australian Right's New Class Discourse and the Construction of the Political Community', in R.Markey (ed.) Labour and Community: Historical Essays, University of Wollongong Press, pp.345-316, 0 947127 03 8.
D.Cahill, 'Why the Right uses 'Class" Against the Left', in Arena Journal, No. 16, 2000/1, pp.153-162, ISSN 1320-6567.
D.Cahill, 'The Anti-WEF Protests and the Media', in Social Alternatives, Vol.20, No.1, January, pp.63-67, ISSN 0115-0306.
R Ganguly-Scrase, ‘Women and Economic Development; A Case Study of Lower Middle Classes in India', in The International Scope Review, Vol 3, No 5, pp 1-21, 2001, The International Scope Corporation, France.

2000:

A. Ashbolt, “Private Desires, Public Pleasures: Community and Identity in a Postmodern World”, in Ellie Vasta (ed.), Citizenship and Social Justice, Macmillan, pp. 129-140.

1999:

Maddison, B., ‘The Day of the Just Reasoner: T.A.Coghlan and the Labour Public Sphere in Late 19 th Century Australia', Labour History , No. 77, SSN 0023-6942, pp.11-26.

1998:

Maddison, B., ‘Labour Commodification and Skilled Selves in late Nineteenth-Century Australia', in International Review of Social History, Vol.43, Pt. 2, 1998, pp.265-286.
Wells, A., ‘State Regulation for a Moral Economy: Peter Macarthy and the Meaning of the Harvester Judgment', the Journal of Industrial Relations, Vol. 40 No.3, September, 1998, pp.371-382.
Wells, A., ‘What would a Marxist history of Australia look like?' in The Point of Change, University of Queensland Press, pp.15-26.
Wells, A., ‘Comparative Regional Labour History: Some Preliminary Observations', in Australian Labour & Regional Change: Essays in honour of R.A.Gollan, pp.63-74.