School of Social Sciences
Our research spans electoral behaviour, international relations, political theory, political institutions and public administration.
Electoral behaviour and electoral politics
- Australian political institutions: Professor Bruce Stone
- Electoral behaviour: Professor David Denemark
- Public affairs: Associate Professor Roderic Pitty
Public policy and public administration
- Australia and Anglo-American democracies: Professor Bruce Stone, Associate Professor Jeannette Taylor
- Global public policy and transnational administration Winthrop Professor Diane Stone
- Public administration and administrative reform: Professor Bruce Stone, Associate Professor Jeannette Taylor
- Theory of government and markets: Adjunct Professor Alex Coram
Comparative politics
- Electoral politics, media and campaigning: Professor David Denemark
- European politics: Associate Professor Roderic Pitty
- Politics and government in Anglo-American democracies: Professor David Denemark, Professor Bruce Stone
- Politics and government in East and South Asia: Associate Professor Jie Chen, Professor Samina Yasmeen
International relations and international political economy
- Australian foreign policy and diplomatic history: Associate Professor Jie Chen, Associate Professor Roderic Pitty, Professor Samina Yasmeen
- Global and regional governance: Associate Professor Jie Chen, Associate Professor Roderic Pitty, Winthrop Professor Diane Stone, Professor Samina Yasmeen
- Islam in world politics: Professor Samina Yasmeen
- Foreign policy of South and East Asian states: Associate Prof Jie Chen, Professor Samina Yasmeen
- Security and strategic studies: Professor Sarah Percy
- Theories of international relations: Professor Sarah Percy
Political thought
- History of political thought: Professor David van Mill
- Contemporary political thought and public policy: Professor David van Mill
Political economy and formal theory
- Social choice theory: Adjunct Professor Alex Coram
- Game theory: Adjunct Professor Alex Coram
- Political-economic models: Adjunct Professor Alex Coram
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
