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Post-Suburban Sydney Conference 2005
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CCR Newsletter - Research.Culture

The latest issue of the CCR newsletter "Research.Culture" is available here as a PDF for download. Email us if you would like to join the mailing list to receive a print copy when new issues are released.

Books by CCR Researchers

Arvanitakis, J. 2009, Contemporary Society, South Melbourne: Oxford University Press.
Cohen, H., Salazar, J.F. and Barkat, I. 2008, Screen Media Arts: An Introduction to Concepts and Practices, South Melbourne: Oxford University Press.
Ang, I. (with Hawkins, G. and Dabboussy, L.) 2008, The SBS Story: The Challenge of Cultural Diversity, Sydney: UNSW Press.
Arvanitakis, J. The Cultural Commons of Hope: The Commodification of the Final Frontier of the Human Experience, Saarbrucken, Germany: VDM Verlag Dr, Muller, e. K.
Rossiter, N. (with Lovink, G.) (eds) 2007, MyCreativity Reader: A Critique of Creative Industries, Amsterdam: Institute of Network Cultures.
Bushell, R. and Eagle, P. (eds) 2007, Tourism and Protected Areas: Benefits Beyond Boundaries, New york and Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Cameron, F. and Kenderdine, S. (eds) 2007, Theorizing Digital Cultural Heritage: A Critical Discourse, Cambridge, Mass. and London: The MIT Press.
Poynting S. and Morgan, G. (eds) 2007, Outrageous! Moral Panics in Australia, Hobart: ACYS Press.
Peake, W. 2006, Sydney's Pony Racecourses: An Alternative Racing History, Sydney: Walla Walla Press.
Morris, M. 2006, Identity Anecdotes: Translation and Media Culture, London: Sage.
Anderson, K. 2006, Race and the Crisis of Humanism, London and New York: Routledge.
Morgan, G. 2006, Unsettled Places: Aboriginal People and Urbanisation in New South Wales, Kent Town, South Australia: Wakefield Press.
Rocha, C. 2006, Zen in Brazil: The Quest for Cosmopolitan Modernity, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
Hodge, B. and O'Carroll, J. 2006, Borderwork in Multicultural Australia, Sydney: Allen and Unwin.
Neilson, B. 2004, Free trade in the Bermuda Triangle... and Other Tales of Counter-Globalization, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.
Poynting, S. and Noble, G. (with Tabar, P. and Collins, J.) 2004, Bin Laden in the Suburbs: Criminalising the Arab Other, Sydney: Federation Press/Institute of Criminology.
Snodgrass, J. 2003, Presenting Japanese Buddhism to the West: Orientalism, Occidentalism and the Columbian Exposition, Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press.
Chalmers, S. 2002, Emerging Lesbian Voices from Japan, London and New York: Routledge-Curzon.
Hodge, B. (with Dimitrov, V.) 2002, Social Fuzziology, Germany: Springer Verlag
Lally, E. 2002, At Home with Computers, Oxford, UK: Berg.
Ang, I. 2001, On Not Speaking Chinese: Living Between Asia and the West, London and New York: Routledge.

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Downloadable Research Reports

Allon, F., Bushell, R., Anderson, K. & Apouchtine, N. 2008, Backpackers in Global Sydney: Final Report, An ARC Linkage grant in partnership with the Council of the City of Sydney, Manly Council, North Sydney Council, Randwick Council, Waverley Council and Woollahra Council. University of Western Sydney.
Watkins, M. and Noble, G. 2008, Cultural Practices and Learning: Diversity, Discipline and Dispositions in Schooling, An ARC Linkage grant in partnership with NSW Department of Education and Training and The University of Western Sydney. University of Western Sydney.
Rowe, D., Stevenson, D., Tomsen, S., Bavinton, N. & Brass, K. 2008, The City After Dark: Cultural Planning and Governance of the Night-Time Economy in Parramatta, A UWS Urban Research Initiative project with Parramatta City Council, University of Western Sydney.
Chalmers, S. and Rosso-Buckton, A. 2008, Are You Talking to Me? Negotiating the Challenge of Cultural Diversity in Children's Health Care, An ARC Linkage grant in partnership with the Sydney Children's Hospital (Randwick), The Children's Hospital at Westmead, the Multicultural Health Service (South East and Illawarra Area Health Service) and NSW Health and Community Paediatrics (Sydney South West Area Health Service). University of Western Sydney.
Cardona, B., Noble, G. and Di Biase, B. 2008, Community Languages Matter! Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Community Languages Program in New South Wales, A Scoping Study funded by The NSW Community Languages School Program, The NSW Federation of Community Languages Schools and The University of Western Sydney. University of Western Sydney.
Sofoulis, Z., Armstrong, H., Bounds, M., Lopes, A. and Andrews, A. 2008, Out & About in Penrith. Universal Design and Cultural Context: Accessibility, Diversity and Recreational Space in Penrith (Executive Summary), A UWS Research Partnership Grant project with Penrith City Council. University of Western Sydney.
Anderson, K. and Hurni, A. 2006, 'Not Just All Houses': Homebuyer Preferences and Developer Contributions in New Release Areas in Sydney (PDF, 5.45Mb) A UWS Partnership Research Grant Scheme with the Urban Development Institute of Australia, NSW and University of Western Sydney.
Chalmers, S., Cardona, B. and Neilson, B. 2006, Diverse Strategies for Diverse Carers: The Cultural Context of Family Carers in NSW (PDF 196Kb) A report for the NSW Department of Aging, Disability and Home Care. University of Western Sydney.
Chalmers, S. 2006, Culture, Health and Parenting in Everyday Life (PDF, 300Kb) A UWS partnership project with: Sydney Children’s Hospital (Randwick) and Multicultural Health Service, South Eastern Sydney and Illawarra Area Health Service. University of Western Sydney.
Lally, E. 2006, New Media Art Scoping Study (PDF, 189Kb) Discussion Paper. Australia Council for the Arts: Sydney.
Cassity, E. and Gow, G. 2006, Making Up For Lost Time: Young African Refugees in Western Sydney High Schools, Funded by the NSW Department of Education and Training and University of Western Sydney. University of Western Sydney.
Redshaw, S. and Noble, G. 2006, Mobility, Gender and Young Drivers: Second Report of the Transforming Drivers Study of Young People and Driving, An ARC Linkage grant in partnership with the National Roads and Motorists Association Limited (NRMA). University of Western Sydney.
Sofoulis, Z., Noble, G. and Redshaw, S. 2005, Youth, Media & Driving Messages: Report of the Transforming Drivers Media Study (executive summary), An ARC Linkage grant in partnership with the National Roads and Motorists Association Limited (NRMA). University of Western Sydney.
Ang, I. and Cassity, E. 2004, Attraction of Strangers: Partnerships in Humanities Research (PDF, 569Kb), Australian Academy of the Humanities.
Poynting, S. and Noble, G. 2004, Living with Racism: The Experience and Reporting by Arab and Muslim Australians of Discrimination, Abuse and Violence since 11 September 2001(PDF, 143Kb), The Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission.
Ang, I. and Noble, G. 2002, Living Diversity: Australia's Multicultural Future, (PDF, 345Kb) With Jeffrey E. Brand and Derek Wilding, Special Broadcasting Service.
Chalmers, S. and Allon, F. 2002, 'We All Come From Somewhere': Cultural Diversity at Sydney Children's Hospital, (PDF, 167Kb) Multicultural Health Unit of the Southeast Area Health Service.
Butcher, M. and Thomas, M. 2001, Generate: Youth Culture and Migration Heritage in Western Sydney, (PDF, 745Kb) Migration Heritage Centre.

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Post-Suburban Sydney Conference 2005

The following is a list of e-proceedings from the Post-Suburban Sydney Conference 2005: After Sprawl: Post-Suburban Sydney.

Kay Anderson: Introduction: After Sprawl: Post-Suburban Sydney (PDF, 1.17Mb)
Sophie Watson: The Post-Suburban Metropolis: Western Sydney and the Importance of Public Space (PDF, 145Kb)
Fiona Allon: Suburbs for Sale: Buying and Selling the Great Australian Dream (PDF, 160Kb)
Robyn Dowling and Pauline McGuirk: Master-Planned Estates and Suburban Complexity (PDF, 184Kb)
Bob Meyer: Future Sydney: A City of Cities (PDF, 1.20Mb)
Chris Gibson and Chris Brennan-Horley: An Irregular Geography: Reading Beyond the Inner/Outer Zone Binaries in Creative City Research (PDF, 2.53Mb)
Elaine Lally and Tiffany Lee-Shoy: Networking Culture: A Strategic Approach to Cultural Development in Greater Western Sydney (PDF, 220Kb)
Kim Dovey, Ian Woodcock and Stephen Wood: Contradictory Characters: Place-Identity and the Post-Suburban City (PDF, 425Kb)
Peter Droege: Post-Suburban Sydney: Community Between Glocal Commodity and Local Autonomy (PDF, 166Kb)
Huib Schippers and Brydie-Leigh Bartleet: Redefining Places for Art: The Contemporary Metropolis as 'Many Cities' (PDF, 455Kb)
Helen Armstrong: Post-Urban/Suburban Landscapes: Design and Planning the Centre. Edge and In-Between (PDF, 714Kb)
Larissa Behrendt: The Urban Aboriginal Landscape (PDF, 165Kb)
Marla Guppy: Cultural Identities in Post-Suburbia (PDF, 5.7Kb)
George Morgan: A City of Two Tales: Distinction, Dispersal and Dissociation in Western Sydney (PDF, 151Kb)
John Skennar: 'Sydney: A City Growing Within': The Establishment of Buddhist Centres in Western Sydney PDF, 150Kb)
Brett Neilson: Conclusion: Post-Suburban Sydney, Concluding Remarks (PDF, 125Kb)
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Journals, Books and Reports Available

The following publications are available direct from the Centre for Cultural Research. For information on costs, postage and handling, overseas shipping, or to order, please contact the Centre for Cultural Research.

Japanese Studies

Japanese Studies is an interdisciplinary journal which publishes scholarly articles on various aspects of Japan, as well as book and film reviews. It is the journal of the Japanese Studies Association of Australia and is edited by Dr Judith Snodgrass.

Communal/Plural
Communal/Plural: Journal of Transnational & Crosscultural Studies, to 2001, vols 1-9. ISSN 1320-7873. Also available electronically.

Other Publications

McInnes, David (ed.) 2000, Considering Australian Gay Communities in HIV Health Promotion, ISBN 1-86341-878-4.
McInnes, David (ed.) 1997, Cultural Analysis and HIV/AIDS.
Planet Diana: Cultural Studies and Global Mourning. ISBN 1-86341-506-8, 1997.
From Criticism to Research: Textual Work in the New Academy (PDF, 81Kb) Professor Meaghan Morris' public lecture.
Comparative Cultural Research: Hong Kong/Western Sydney Exchanges (PDF, 582Kb) Reflections on a workshop between the centre and Lingnan University researchers, which focuses on the possibilities and challenges for comparative cultural research. This includes the essay by Meaghan Morris, and has an introduction by Professor Ien Ang.
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