1999 Research Publications

Political Science

Books and Chapters

Yasmeen, S. Islamization and Democratisation in Pakistan: Implications for Women and Religious Minorities, Good Governance Issues and Sustainable Development, ed R. Ghosh, Gabbay, R., Siddique, A., New Delhi, Atlantic Publishers and Distributors, 0: pp 168-182 (1999)

Yasmeen, S. Sino-Pakistan Relations and the Middle East, China and the Middle East, ed P. Kumaraswamy, New Delhi, Sage Publications India Pvt Ltd, 0: pp 91-107 (1999)

Journal Articles

Abbey, R. Back to the Future: Marriage as Friendship in the Thought of Mary Wollstonecraft, Hypatia, 14:3, pp 78-95 (1999)

Abbey, R. and Appel, F. Domesticating Nietzsche, Political Theory, 27:1, pp 121-125 (1999)

Abbey, R. Charles Taylor's Politics of Recognition: a Reply to Jonathan Seglow, Political Studies, 47:4, pp 710-714 (1999)

Denemark, D. Social Democracy and Contextual Unemployment: New Zealand Labour in 1990, Australian Geographer, 30:2, pp 197-220 (1999)

Moon, J. and Sayers, A. The Dynamics of Governmental Activity: A Long-run Analysis of the Changing Scope and Profile of Australian Ministerial Portfolios, Australian Journal of Political Science, 34:2, pp 149-167 (1999)

Sharman, C. The Representation of Small Parties and Independents in the Senate, Australian Journal of Political Science, 34:3, pp 353-361 (1999)

Wood, S. The 'Bundeskulturminister' and Other Stories: Observations on the Politics of Culture in Germany, German Politics, 8:3, pp 43-58 (1999)

Yasmeen, S. Pakistan's Nuclear Tests: Domestic Debate and International Determinants, Australian Journal of International Affairs, 53:1, pp 43-56 (1999)

Yasmeen, S. South Asia after the Nuclear Tests: Prospects for Arms Control?, Pacifica Review, 11:3, pp 239-255 (1999)

Conference Publications

Barton, S. 'Kennett Happen? Only if we get Court?' Leadership Styles in Industrial Relations Reform, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 1: pp 29-38 (1999)

Denemark, D. and Bowler, S. Minor Parties and Protest votes in Australia and New Zealand: Locating Populist Politics, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 1: pp 175-198 (1999)

Ganley, M. Can a Unicameral Parliament Play an Effective Legislative Role in a System with Highly Disciplined Parties?, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 1: pp 225-232 (1999)

Hodgkinson, D. Domestic and International: the Regulation of Civil Aviation in Australia, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 2: pp 325-337 (1999)

Keating, M.F. Divergence and Convergence between the IMF and the World Bank's Conception of Development during the 1990s, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 2: pp 429-437 (1999)

Krishnasamy, K. Rethinking the Conceptual Tools of Operational Peacekeeping: the Relevance of the 'Soft' Conventional Approach to the Post-Cold War Era, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 2: pp 469-480 (1999)

Moon, J. The Social Responsibility of Business and New Governance, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 2: pp 555-565 (1999)

Pepperday, M. Republic Derailed: How the Turnbull Committee set the Agenda and Lost the Plot, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 3: pp 633-640 (1999)

Sharman, C. and Miragliotta, N. Dealing with Preferences: Preferential Voting and Minor Party Representation in the Australian Commonwealth Parliament since 1949, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 3: pp 719-728 (1999)

Van Maanen, M. Saving the Sum of Things for Pay: Executive Outcomes and Private Military Intervention in Sierra Leone, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 3: pp 861-869 (1999)

Wood, S. Bavaria's Russian Connections: Political Ambitions, BMW Investment and the Kosovo Crisis, Australasian Political Studies Association, Sydney, Department of Government, University of Sydney/APSA, 3: pp 901-908 (1999)

Others

Moon, J. (Review)The Australian Public Sector and New Governance, Administrative Chronicle Review of developments in the previous year, 58:2, pp 112-120, Oxford UK (1999)

Sharman, C. (Review)The New South Wales Election Series, 1998 publications (five monographs), Michael Hogan, The New South Wales Election of 1925, 14:1, pp 97-101, Canberra (1999)

Sharman, C. The Senate and Good Government, pp 153-170, 33, Canberra (1999)