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  • The internal expansion of China: Tourism and the production of distance 
    Chio Jenny (Routledge, 2009)
    The Big Bang theory postulates that an explosion of matter and energy set off the expansion of the universe. The universe was created by this explosion, and it continues to grow. This phenomenon is called Hubble's Expansion, ...
  • International Influences on the State-in-Society: Combating Violence against Women 
    Edwards Louise (Routledge, 2009)
  • International perspectives on the cost-effectiveness of tandem mass spectrometry for rare metabolic conditions 
    Norman Richard; Haas Marion; Wilcken B (Elsevier, 2009)
    To examine and evaluate the economic evidence regarding the use of tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) for the detection of rare metabolic conditions in neonates, and then to consider the transferability of these national-level ...
  • Internet Archive of 2000 Fiji Coup 
    Unknown author (2012-05-23)
    This collection contains an Internet archive of crisis coverage of the 2000 Fiji coup by University of the South Pacific journalism students. David Robie and journalism students at the University of the South Pacific (USP) ...
  • Internet media and the public sphere: The 2007 Australian e-electioneering experience 
    Macnamara Jim (University of Queensland, 2008)
  • The Intersection of Social Capital and Power: An application to Rural Communities 
    Onyx Jennifer; Edwards Melissa; Bullen Paul (Elsevier Science, 2002)
    The central aim of the article is to examine the relationship between power and social capital within the cultural, historical and spatial contingencies of three rural communities in Australia. These communities are West ...
  • Into the Streets: Day 1 - Introduction 
    Goodall, Heather; Davis, Ken; Minnis, Diane (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-24)
  • Into the Streets: Day 1 - Session 1: Different ages of activism 
    Dabarera, Natalie; O'Grady, Dominic; Cotterell, Chantel; Jennings, Rebecca (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-24)
    Reverse activism of younger lesbians – Natalie Dabarera and Chantel Cotterell Citizen Glynn: an unemployed leather-loving gay rights advocate who gave us the Sydney Star Observer – Dominic O’Grady Chair: Rebecca Jennings
  • Into the Streets: Day 1 - Session 2: Sewing and singing 
    Minnis, Diane; Abello, David (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-24)
    Gay Liberation Quire– David Abello Chair: Diane Minnis
  • Into the Streets: Day 1 - Session 3: Radical Activism 
    Abello, David; Evans, Rachel; Willett, Graham (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-24)
    Impact of Latin America on queer activism in Australia – Rachel Evans The new homonormativity: does it have historical origins? – David Abello Chair: Graham Willett
  • Into the Streets: Day 1 - Welcome 
    Goodall, Heather; Minnis, Diane; Davis, Ken (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-24)
    Conference welcome by conference organisers Diane Minnis and Ken Davis. Welcome by CCS member Professor Heather Goodall, UTS
  • Into the Streets: Day 2 - Session 1: The beginnings of the movement 
    Wills, Sue; Black, Ian; Watson, Lex (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-25)
    Sue Wills – CAMP and lesbians in Women’s Liberation Lex Watson – And in the beginning the word was 'Out' Chair: Ian Black
  • Into the Streets: Day 2 - Session 2: CAMP and the early days 
    French, Robert; Bonsall-Boone, Peter; Watson, Lex; Trebilco, Peter; Eglington, Col; Thomas, Lynn; Wills, Sue; Chetcuti, Joseph; Bowers, Charlie (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-25)
    Panel: Peter Bonsall-Boone Joseph Chetcuti, Lynn Thomas, Col Eglington, Peter Trebilco, Charlie Bowers, Sue Wills, Lex Watson Chair: Robert French
  • Into the Streets: Day 2 - Session 3: Remembering early activism 
    McCrossin, Julie; Minnis, Diane; Davis, Ken; Rolfe, Terry; Stein, Pam; Batterham, Terry; Sobski, Jozefa; Gulliver, Penny (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-25)
    Panel: Jozefa Sobski, Terry Batterham, Pam Stein, Terry Rolfe, Penny Gulliver, Ken Davis, Julie McCrossin Chair: Diane Minnis
  • Into the Streets: Day 2 - Session 4: Together around Australia 
    Hillard, David; Willett, Graham; Taylor, Jean; Low, Carol; Minnis, Diane (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-25)
    Society Five and its audience – Graham Willett Early lesbian groups in Melbourne – Jean Taylor Beginnings of CAMP in South Australia – David Hilliard The Brisbane CAMP Club – Carol Low Chair: Diane Minnis
  • Into the Streets: Day 2 - Session 5: Views of oppression and liberation 
    Fisher, Jeremy; Wills, Sue; Ashmore, Edd; Ross, Liz (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-25)
    Anti-psychiatry – Sue Wills Forty years: reflections on not being in the closet – Jeremy Fisher: The Red in the Rainbow – Liz Ross Chair: Edd Ashmore
  • Into the Streets: Day 2 - Session 6: Cultural subversions 
    McKinnon, Scott; Witte, John; Davis, Ken (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-25)
    Strike up the Band, gay men and film – Scott McKinnon Camp humour and satire – Ken Davis Chair: John Witte
  • Into the Streets: Day 2 - Welcome and Blessing 
    Minnis, Diane; Goodall, Heather; SPI, Mother; Davis, Ken (UTS Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre, 2010-09-25)
    Welcome by CCS member Professor Heather Goodall, UTS Blessing – Mother SPI Conference organisation – Diane Minnis and Ken Davis
  • Introduction 
    Chan Anita (ISEAS Publishing, 2011)
    It has been three decades since Vietnam began to liberalize its planned economy and two-and-a-half decades since the policy of Doi Moi (renovation) was officially introduced. Today, alongside China, Vietnam is an "economic ...
  • Introduction 
    Onyx Jennifer (UCB Press, 2005)