Eastern and Western Perspectives, vol.21 – East European Monographs, Boulder; Maria Curie-Sklodowska University Press, Lublin, 2012, pp. 239-262. ‘Australia and co-authored with Phillip Darby, Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives, ed. Peter Beilharz and Trevor Hogan, South Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 2012, pp. 187-192. Journal Articles ‘The Unruly City: Signboards, Streets and Democratic Spaces’, with Ken Botnick, Thesis Eleven: Cultural Theory and Historical Sociology 113 (2012): ‘New Literatures: The Indian Subcontinent and Sri Lanka’, The Year’s Work in English Studies, 91.1 (2012): 1025-1034. Guest Edited Special Journal Issues ‘Editorial: Media and Mediated Popular Cultures in India’, special issue of Thesis Eleven: Cultural Theory and Historical Sociology, 113 (2012): 3-11, co-edited with Trevor Hogan. Reviews Review of Nandini Chatterjee’s The Making of a Secular India: Empire, Law and Christianity, 1830–1960 in Contemporary South Asia 20.2 (2012): 276-277. Conference Presentations 6 Nov 2012 ‘Narrating Age, Narrating Nation: A Reading of K.B. Vaid’s ‘Our Old Woman’, American Theater Research Association conference, Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Publications by other Centre Associates: Book Chapters Walker, Clinton. 2012 ‘Before the Big Bang: What was the first Australian rock'n'roll record?’ in Meanjin anthology, Sally Heath (ed.) Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. Walker, Clinton. 2012 ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Music’ in Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives. Edited with Peter Beilharz. Melbourne: Oxford University Press. 2nd edition. Supski, Sian. 2012, ‘Kitchens’, in Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives, 2nd edition, Oxford University Press. (Peter Beilharz and Trevor Hogan, eds.). Articles (refereed journal) Walker, Clinton. 2012 (with Trevor Hogan and Peter Beilharz) Rock ‘n’ Labels: Tracking the Australian Recording Industry in ‘The Vinyl Age’. Part Two: and After’ Thesis Eleven, 110, June: 112-131.
Co-Supervisor (with History) Andrew Self ‘Social movements in Latin America’ (commenced 2009) Co-Supervisor (with John Tebbutt and Trevor Hogan) Estelle Ladrido: ‘Filipino Among Filipinos: Investigating How Transnational Television Participates In National Identity Construction’ (commenced June, 2010 -; first draft nearly completed, June, 2013) Current Ph.D. supervisions: Trevor Hogan Doctorate (Principal Supervisor): Joseph Salazar ‘'Rewriting Pigafetta's Nationalism, Class and Culture in Philippine Cuisine' (commenced July, 2009-2012; submitted, August, 2012) Andrew Butt ‘Place-making in regional Australian towns’ (commenced, January, 2012, due to submit December, 2014). Rangsan Prathumwan ‘Contemporary Christianity and Consumerism’ (commenced March, 2011). Angela Serrano: ‘The Sources of Solidarity in the Philippine Officer Corps, Philippine Defence Forces’, Manila, (commenced June, 2010, first draft submitted April, 2013) Marby Villaceran ‘Philippine Women in the Australian Diaspora: Writing their own experiences and the art of creative storytelling’ (commenced July, 2010, due to submit, June, 2014) Trevor Wilson ‘Islamism and Modernity’ (commenced March, 2009; second draft submitted December, 2012) Edwin Wise: ‘Between Exposure and Fracture in Metro Manila: a historical and social inquiry into the built forms and urban experience of an archipelagic megacity’ (commenced February, 2007; suspended, February, 2011; second draft submitted, May, 2013) Co-Supervisor (with Peter Beilharz): Timothy Andrews ‘Theorising everyday life in late modernity’ (commenced June, 2011, due to submit December, 2014). Darrell Bennetts: “Public Intellectuals and Social Democracy in New Zealand” (2005-; suspended, due to submit December, 2013)